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Garden Frittata

Garden Frittata

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Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes

An Italian omelet that can be varied to include fresh vegetables and much more. Cut is small pieces and served at room temperature Frittata is a treat with a glass of wine. This is a recipe that calls out for creative variations, asparagus, bell peppe…

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Weekend Food Tour: Chikurin Tei Japanese Restaurant

posted August 13, 2010 in Food: Cooking and Capturing

Last winter (January, 2010), my husband and I had the chance to experience Spring Resort Hotel in Xinbeitou in Beitou District in Taipei. Beitou is well-known to its hot springs in Northern Taiwan.  Part of the pack (read full article)

From The Extravagant To The Priceless

posted August 09, 2010 in Who Dares Cooks

Bonsoir mes croquettes chinoises exubérantes...Okay, we are gonna take a look at some of the most extravagent and exaggerated food from around the globe!  Lets see if your calorific content calculator adds up these morsels before warping its el (read full article)

El banquete de boda de Mario Sandoval: alta cocina para 400 personas

La pareja, rebosante de felicidad Ayer, domingo día 1 de Agosto, el chef Mario Sandoval se casó con su novia Cristina Pérez, acompañados de cuatrocientos invitados, entre los que se contaban más de veinte cocineros y personas vinculadas c (read full article)

Bird Nest Soup

posted July 29, 2010 in Cookiss @ Sheryl's Kitchen

Bird Nest Soup is a delicacy in Chinese cuisine, some called it the 'caviar of the east'.  It is actually the saliva of the swiftlets that are used to make their nests. I remember when I was young, my mother  would be spending hundreds on b (read full article)

Bird Nest Soup

posted July 29, 2010 in Cookiss @ Sheryl's Kitchen

Bird Nest Soup is a delicacy in Chinese cuisine, some called it the 'caviar of the east'.  It is actually the saliva of the swiftlets that are used to make their nests. I remember when I was young, my mother  would be spending hundreds on b (read full article)

Culinary Dictionary: Letter Z

posted July 29, 2010 in Dinners & Dreams

Our culinary dictionary has come to an end and I’m not so sure what I would do with my Thursdays from now on. I could of course just post recipes but I have gotten used to this themed Thursday thing. I would really appreciate suggestions as to what (read full article)

Hump Day with Bradley: Top 5 Aphrodisiac Foods

Hey ladies! It's not all beer and barbecue over here - I do have a softer side. Check out today's tips on the top five aphrodisiac foods. Be sure to tell me which ones you'd like to try ...- BradleyYou've probably heard rumors and myths about cert (read full article)

Culinary Journey: Italian Caviar, Zakuski-N-Tapas, Liberian Food and Best Meals Between Bread

posted July 09, 2010 in Food Meditations

Tuxedo spud ~ Solanum Tuberosum Delux ~ "Underneath, it is just a humble jacket potato. But a top topping comes at a top price." And for this caviar dressed meal, you'll have to fork out £40 per... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my we (read full article)

passage 53

posted June 27, 2010 in gourmet traveller

We rose early on our final day in Paris, cramming in trips to cookware emporiums Mora and E.Dehillerin, as well as a flying stop at Eric Kayser for financiers and canelés. Lugging our stash of kitchen bounty, we arrived at the capital’s old (read full article)

Baba Ganoush A Healthy Appetizer

posted June 02, 2010 in My Man's Belly

Baba Ganoush...A Dish of Many Faces I’m always looking for some kind of healthy appetizer for when we have guests over.  I’ve got plenty of  appetizer recipes that are super yummy, and get devoured as soon as they get p (read full article)

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