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  1. Cooking, The History And Style of Bar-B-Que.

    by RAJAT KAUSHAL - 2008-11-07
    Barbeque, in the southern and Midwest parts of the United States, consists of slow-cooking meat over indirect heat. Chicken, beef, pork, sausage, ham, and ribs can all be barbequed - even mutton i...
  2. John Boos Butcher Blocks

    by Maxx Johnson - 2008-11-07
    The John Boos Company has been manufacturing hard maple butcher block products since 1887. The Boos products including butcher blocks, cutting boards and kitchen furniture are made to professional st...
  3. Cooking, Baking Information for Beginner Chefs

    by BIMAL PARKASH - 2008-11-06
    Baking can be an intimidating process when one is first learning. Images of smoke pouring out of the oven and rock hard rolls can haunt thoughts of preparing a Thanksgiving dinner. But have no fea...
  4. Nonstick Cookware - How To Protect It So It Last A Lifetime

    by Bob Cummins - 2008-11-06
    There is nothing like having at least one good nonstick pan in your kitchen. However if you don't take proper care of your nonstick cookware they basically could become useless to you in a very short ...
  5. Cooking, Safety - The Temperature Of The Glass Top Remains Low.

    by SUNNY KUMAR - 2008-11-05
    Safety - The Temperature Of The Glass Top Remains Low. There are certain issues to consider when choosing a new hob, like the fuel type and number of zones / burners, also the width. A hal...
  6. Boiled Crawfish Recipes - the Secret is in the Crawfish Pot

    by Dianna Smith - 2008-11-05
    The right crawfish pot is a great beginning to fabulous boiled crawfish recipes. All of us wanna-be "Food Network" chefs want to emulate our favorite cooks but always slack on the needed kitchen equi...
  7. Cutco Knives: High-end Or Not?

    by Greg K. Roy - 2008-11-05
    Eager salespeople, low quality materials and high costs combine for a disappointing combination. I was hard pressed to find many professional chefs who vouch for these knives.Unique to Vector Marketin...
  8. Kids Cooking

    by Christine Steendahl - 2008-11-05
    Get children involved in the kitchen especially when it comes to cooking nutritious recipes. Once you get your kids in the kitchen helping you make nutritous meals, it is almost guaranteed that they w...
  9. Red Meat Diet Increases Risks Of E.coli Food Poisoning

    by Mark Christian Walters - 2008-11-04
    In the culinary department, red meat refers to red-colored meat when raw. In nutritional terminology, red meat refers to any meat that comes from mammals, particularly beef, pork, and lamb. While lean...
  10. Cooking Beef With the Crock Pot

    by Lisa Paterson - 2008-11-04
    When you think of having beef for dinner you probably see the little white smiling glove signaling another night with everyone's quick fix dinner routine, or you see the golden arches everywhere befo...
  11. Eggs In Cookery - The Magic Of Eggs

    by gwydion - 2008-11-04
    The domestic chicken originally probably arose in the Indian sub-continent as a result of selective breeding from both the Red Junglefowl (which chickens most resemble) and the Grey Junglefowl (which ...
  12. Chinese New Year Food And Cooking

    by Keith Yao - 2008-11-03
    The Chinese New Year falls in the months of January to February, depending on the year in question. The Chinese food that is served for New Year is the foods that are symbolic of fortune, luck and wea...
  13. Is Cooking an Art, a Science, or a Pain?

    by XSHUBHNISHA - 2008-11-03
    For me, cooking has always been fun. I started cooking in my younger day back in Nebraska. Luckily, my mother was patient enough to teach me. For my wife, she's glad I have fun doing it. What is your...
  14. 5 Tasty Cabbage Soup Recipes

    by W. Darren - - 2008-11-02
    The variety of cabbage known today is well beyond the ten fingers of your hands. Use whichever is available to you and you can work magic in the kitchen. There are famous soup preparations that you c...
  15. An Infrawave Oven Makes Holiday Meals Faster

    by John Mann - 2008-11-02
    When Fall rolls around, most people start thinking about upcoming Holiday feasts including Thanksgiving and Christmas. This year, treat yourself to an Infrawave oven and prepare the best meals your f...
  16. Fondant Cake Decorating Tips--Why Does Your Fondant Taste Terrible?

    by Lucy Zoz - 2008-11-02
    After you spend countless hours getting your cake to look perfect it can be a little disheartening when people seem to be afraid to eat your cake. Chances are, if you're like most cake decorators, yo...
  17. 10 Basic Steps to Making Great Cookies

    by Grandma Linda - 2008-10-30
    Everyone likes cookies; kids, parents, grandparents, friends, and the list could go on.  There is just nothing much better than warm cookies right out of the oven to kids of all ages.  Baking cook...
  18. What Is The Joy Of Cooking?

    by BABA TarsemSingh - 2008-10-30
    If you have never done it before then you must be thinking what the joy of cooking could be. The joy of cooking is the time you spend in the kitchen to prepare a meal for those people that you care fo...
  19. Let's Get Cooking and Choose Chef Career

    by gulstoch - 2008-10-27
    If you find yourself right at home in the kitchen, perhaps a chef career would be right up your alley. When the thought of a chef career comes to mind, it may project thoughts of slaving over a hot, ...
  20. How to Cook Low-carb Long Term Beyond the South Beach Diet?

    by gulstoch - 2008-10-27
    The South Beach Diet is one of the most popular diets in decades. All over the world, people are taking off weight by stripping carbs and, in the process, learning to eat healthier meals. One of the ...