International Taste of Christmas

Christmas is one of the most important holidays in the world and it is celebrated in many countries. On this day families have dinner together and each country has its own special dish for this holiday. These special dishes reflect the countries' culture and tradition. Since the beginning of its celebration, modern Christmas dishes have been modified through the years. Here is what people from...
Published on December, 04th, 2015READ MORE

Thanksgiving Leftovers

Thanksgiving dinner is over, but there still might be some leftovers for a few days. So, put on your stretchy pants and transform your dinner in new, delicious way. It tastes just as good as the day before. Here are some ideas on how to get leftovers creative.   Turkey and Sun-Dried Tomato Pizzas Who doesn’t love pizza? If you’ve made more turkey that you could handle...
Published on November, 27th, 2015READ MORE

How to do Thanksgiving on a Budget

Thanksgiving is just the beginning of the holiday season and as it approaches, your expenses also increase. It is definitely not a friendly time for your wallet. Although a turkey dinner doesn’t come cheap, there is still a way to host your guests in style without going broke. All you need to do is to get Thanksgiving organized. Buy your turkey frozen The turkey takes 40% of the meal cost....
Published on November, 26th, 2015READ MORE

How to Cool Down Spicy Food

Have you ever gone overboard with the amount of chili peppers you have added to the dish you are cooking? It happens to the best of us, not to worry. What makes hot “hot” is Capsaicin, an active component of chili peppers which chemically is alkaline. If you or your family and friends don’t experience pleasurable effects from ingesting high doses of capsaicin, the best way to coo...
Published on November, 20th, 2015READ MORE

The Ultimate Cook Beforehand Thanksgiving Guide

With the coming of November, one of America’s biggest holiday is on our doorstep. Each year, on the fourth Thursday of this month, Americans gather to celebrate feasting, football and family. A celebration that slightly differs from the one in 1621, nowadays the focus is more on sharing a bountiful meal with friends and family. The process of cooking is something the whole family can en...
Published on November, 18th, 2015READ MORE

50 Vegetarian Thanksgiving Recipes

For all your Thanksgiving needs to be covered we have these best vegetarian recipes ever for you. The best thing is that your non vegetarian family and friends can enjoy it too, because Thanksgiving is all about sharing a meal.   Soup recipes to start your Thanksgiving meal. Spiced Carrot & Lentil Soup Curried Lentil Soup Thai Lentil and Garlic So...
Published on November, 13th, 2015READ MORE

Incredible Fruits for This Storing Season

Image Source Besides eating healthy, our body needs an extra energy to stay in best shape all day long. Consuming fruits in cold days can also keep the body healthy and boost your immune system. This guide would help give you a few cooking ideas on how to use fruits in the kitchen in order to make gorgeous meals. The one simple way is to eat them like a raw food, or the other way is to make a m...
Published on November, 13th, 2015READ MORE

The Most Consumed Beverage In The World

Tea is considered to be the most consumed beverage in the world right after water. All types of tea except herbal tea are brewed from the dried leaves of the Camellia sinensis bush. The oxidation level of the leaves determines the type of tea. Green tea is the healthiest of all, which has been used as a medicine for thousands of years in China and Asia. It is one of the less proces...
Published on November, 05th, 2015READ MORE

Coconut Oil-The Healthiest Oil on Earth

Coconut oil uses are countless. From treating brain disorders, heart diseases, viruses, HIV and cancer to loosing weight and many more. Shunned by the health community for high saturated fat content in the past, it is considered as the latest food cure-all. It is becoming more of a staple cooking oil in most of the households. It can be bought in health stores or even local supermarkets. We give y...
Published on November, 04th, 2015READ MORE

How I Fell In Love with Indian Food

The first time I got really interested in the Indian culture is after reading the book A passage to India by English author E. M. Foster in my English Literature studies. His portrayal of the racial oppression and deep cultural misunderstandings that divided the Indian people and British colonists is what inspired me to want to learn more about Indian history. So, I started my research. Anoth...
Published on November, 03rd, 2015READ MORE
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