Paula Deen Pushes her Fatty Cookbook for Kids on "The View"

Obesity and diabetes are skyrocketing among American children.  You might think someone from the Food Network would promote healthy eating for kids, right? "On "The View," the Food Network's Paula Deen pushed...

La Chitarra - An Old World Pasta Maker That Makes Music

La Chitarra (pronounced key-tahr-rah) is a pasta maker believed to have been invented in Chieti, Abruzzi Italy around the 1800’s.  No one seems to know who invented it and until recently pasta made with the...

Is It A Crime To Give A Child Marijuana To Control Violent Outbursts?

Is It A Crime To Give A Child Marijuana To Control Violent Outbursts?Debbie Jeffries shows Correspondent Harold Dow the bag of marijuana she keeps in her freezer. (CBS) .hideit {display:none} (CBS) Debbie Jeffries of Rocklin, Calif., and her mother,...

Kicking the Tires: Bibendum Cookbook: How to Eat Out at Home

Here is some solace if you cannot/will not go to your favorite restaurant due to your new financial circumstances.Terrence Conran or rather Simon Hopkinson and Matthew Harris, the chefs at his Bidendum Restaurant in Michelin House on Fulham Road in London have decided to...

Like Reading About Presidential Pork? Read a Cookbook for Free: The White Hou...

Google Books has been gradually placing the full text of thousands of books online, many of them free full previews of culinary books that are either out-of-print or have been added online with the permission of their publishers. One of the former gems we’ve recently...

Testicles Cookbook - Cooking with Balls

Have you ever had one of those days, tired of cooking the same ol' things... wanting something new and unique to serve your friends and family ?"The Testicles Cookbook - Cooking with Balls is a multimedia cookbook...

Cold Yogurt Soup, Philosophy and Food: Ottolenghi the Cookbook

What turned my attention to Yotam Ottolenghi at first was his Cold Yogurt Soup recipe for The Guardian.A perfect eat on a hot summer day. Which led me to Ottolenghi: The Cookbook, no less than 140 recipes from "meat and fish main courses, through to many healthy and quick...

Izakaya...The Japanese Neighborhood Bistro?...And a Cookbook

No, I am not adding Tokyo Saturdays to Tokyo Thursdays. I did mention Izakaya this week but did not go into much details about.It just happens that I just read Liquor store where you linger by Mark Robinson in today's FT that covers the same topic. He suggests that comparing...

Soup Kitchen...The Book...Recipes that will keep you warm

Know something better than a warm bowl of soup on a cold winter night!  Everything does not need to be brand spanking new to be of interest as the recent publication in English of classic '1080 Recipes: The Spanish Home Cooking Bible' has proved.  Released in 2005,...

Elegy for James Barber, Rebel Celebrity Chef

This is a beautiful elegy for a great Vancouver icon, written by a great Vancouver editor and writer.  Recommended. "When James Barber died at 84 at the end of November, while reading a cookbook at his...

Pot-and-Pan-Africanism: The Culinary Continent

Where Africa's political leaders are struggling, the African Culinary network is making remarkable headway: uniting the megacontinent in spite of geographical, political, and cultural divides. The differences...

Another kitchen...Japanese Food for the American Cook...

In our time pressed days, we still yearn for tasty and healthy foods. Here comes a book of Japanese food recipes that fit in our American schedule. Whip a meal in 30 minutes max.

Taste of Ireland

"On the night we went to ‘Clipper', Walter Zoppi had a special of seafood ravioli, which he encouraged us to eat. I'm glad he did, because the ravioli were not only delicious, but they looked wonderful on the...

Linux Client Migration Cookbook, Version 2: A Practical Planning and Implemen...

"The goal of this IBM Redbook is to provide a technical planning reference for IT organizations large or small that are now considering a migration to Linux-based personal computers. For Linux, there is a tremendous amount of “how-to” information available online...

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