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FTC Puts the Squeeze on Acai Berry Weight Loss Supplements and Colon Cleansers
Happy day. Maybe we’ll finally get rid of all the deceptive Internet ads for acai berry supplements featuring phony endorsements attributed to Oprah and Rachael Ray. Maybe people will save their money and not put their fai (read full article)
A TOUCH OF AUTUMN
Autumn is on its way and with it comes the vegetables that the Farmers' Markets in this area are so well noted for. Squash, pumpkin, beets and of course zucchini, lots and lots of zucchini. A trip to our local farmers' market a couple of days ago pro (read full article)
Benefits of Apron
Source - EzinearticlesThe kitchen is a place where care and maintenance should be given carefully. Likewise, this is the busiest place during meal preparation, and it is very important that cleanliness must be maintained. In regard of this, an apron (read full article)
The Legacy of Buck Bannister
Over the past year I have been a site manager, coordinator and food writer for Half Hour Meals. During this time I have met cooks, chefs, cookbook authors, culinary instructors, culinary students, food radio and TV personalities, other food writers, (read full article)
SOUTH AFRICA’S WINE INDUSTRY.
South Africa is a New World wine-producing country that has deep Old World roots. The father of the industry was a 33-year-old Dutch surgeon, Jan van Riebeck. He was the first governor of cap, appointed by the Dutch east India Company to establish a (read full article)
Butterflys and Farmers Markets
Hi all well, I thought I would share some beautiful pictures of my walks, butterflies and farmers markets. The amazing butterflies were taken along the Muddy Creek Greenway a lovely trail that goes for miles in Winston Salem, its so relaxing like a c (read full article)
Tour: Hollywood Farmers’ Market
Felicia Friesema There’s a reason Felicia Friesema writes the farmers’ markets report for the L.A. Weekly. There’s also a reason she leads tours of area farmers’ markets. She really knows her vegetables and fruits — (read full article)
Friday Foodstuffs, 8.13.10: Gettin' Wine-y and Fresh
Well, here we are in the middle of August, at summer's crescendo. How can you tell? The traffic over here at the shore. It's not just on Friday nights anymore-it's all over, at all times of the day, seven days a week. Which means everyone (including (read full article)
BOUCHARD PERE ET FILS – ONE OF BURGUNDY’S PREEMINENT SHIPPERS.
Burgundy in central eastern France is fabled wine country with thousands of grape growers, hundreds of winemakers, and many shippers. Not too long ago, shippers dominated export markets. They had the means to buy unfinished wines, sometimes blend th (read full article)
Rocky Ford Melons
A simple side dish of cubed yellow flesh Rocky Ford Watermelon, sprinkled with some Hawaiian Sea Salt, black pepper, a squeeze of lime and torn mint leaves. This past Sunday, the melon truck was offering up some smaller seedless yellow-fleshed mel (read full article)
Spanish Chicken Kebabs (Pinchitos De Pollo)
These little chicken kebabs are served all over Andalucia. Commonly served as tapas, they are on a skewer, but often as a meal with patata fritas (chips to us). However, I like them at home with saffron rice, which is healthier too! So simple to mak (read full article)
Final Score: Farmers Market-2 |The Skinny Fight-0
Remember when I asked for suggestions on how to save money on groceries? One of the suggestions was to shop at farmers markets. Either I chose the wrong markets to visit or my expectations are too high. I always pictured farmers markets looking lik (read full article)
Boise City Market Is In Full Swing
This time of year, summer is in full swing in Boise, the Boise City Market thrives with participation from both the vendors and the visitors. And, if you look at the photos below, a certain amount of color and beauty. I think I heard somewhere that a (read full article)
Cherry Cobbler with Key Lime and Coconut
My favorite time of year is here. It's that time of year when most of your fruits and vegetables are ready to be harvested. Cherries are one particular fruit you will find at farmer's markets and in the grocery store. Instead of making a cherr (read full article)
Appam & Egg Roast ( Appavum Mutta Roastum )
Appam is a popular dish of Kerala. Some consider making appam is a difficult task, but in reality it is not so. With a little bit care fluffy and tasty appams can be made easily at home. Many brands of instant appam mix is available in markets. But I (read full article)
Cooking from the Garden: A Cookbook Review & Giveaway
Did you know there used to be a magazine called Kitchen Gardener? I did not, until I received a review copy of Cooking from the Garden: Best Recipes from Kitchen Gardener. From the publisher: The vegetable garden is back – thanks to renewed intere (read full article)
A Kid’s Dream Come True: Pick Out All The ‘Cool Candy’ You Want.
‘Pick out all the Candy you want’ is what I said to my Chef Nieces, Baliee and Lexi from Kids in the Kitchen — It would’ve been a dream come true for me as a kid. I still love Candy and Cost Plus World Market has the best (read full article)
Trading Money
My brother-in-law is a good financial and banking consultant. He’s now helping out a company in putting up a commercial bank. With the markets’ volatility, the forex sector is closely watched by all. From investors to overseas workers, fo (read full article)
10 Great Resources for Saving Money on Real Food
I get asked all the time if I find myself spending more money on groceries now that I’m trying to eat locally and in season. My answer is always no, because DH and I went out to eat A LOT before I started this project. However, I’m always (read full article)
Authentic Lebanese Fattoush Salad Recipe
Most people think of tabbouleh when you mention Lebanese salads. It’s true, this parsley-bulgur combination is a classic (you can find a recipe in a previous post). However, fattoush is my favorite. It may be lesser known in the U.S., but (read full article)



