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Seafood
Added on 09/02/2005 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Seafood
We all know that seafood plays a great part in our nutrition and does a lot of good for our health. Unless you are allergic to it, you should include fish and other seafood dishes in your diet at least 1-2 times a week. To those who are much worried about frequent seafood eating risks we can say that the numerous health benefits far outweigh any potential hazards.
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Chinese Food ? Why We Like It So Much
Added on 10/04/2005 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Regional Cuisines / Chinese Cuisine
Everybody knows that the Chinese food traditions are something special and many of us really like the Chinese food and prefer going to the Chinese restaurant much more than, for example, to Italian or Mexican.Chinese cooking is, in this sense, the manipulation of different foodstuffs as basic ingredients. Since ingredients are not the same everywhere, Chinese food begins to assume a local character simply by virtue of the ingredients it uses. Obviously ingredients are not sufficient for characterization, but they are a good beginning.
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Chinese Recipes ? So Easy And Complicated
Added on 10/04/2005 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Regional Cuisines / Chinese Cuisine
Chinese recipes and way of cooking are characterized by a notable flexibility and adaptability. In the Chinese culture, the whole process of preparing food from raw ingredients to morsels ready for the mouth involves a complex of interrelated variables that is highly distinctive when compared with other food traditions of major magnitude. At the base of this complex is the division between fan, grains and other starch foods, and ts'ai, vegetable and meat dishes.
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French Recipes - Culinary Art
Added on 10/04/2005 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Regional Cuisines / French Cuisine
French cooking ranges from the olives and seafood of Provence to the butter and roasts of Tours, from the simple food of the bistro to the fanciful confections of the Tour d'Argent. However, it all shares a seriousness about food. The French have an ongoing love affair with food, and their reverence for time spent eating is evident in any culinary establishment nationwide.
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French Restaurants ? Menu Of The Day
Added on 10/04/2005 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Regional Cuisines / French Cuisine
One of modern France's greatest treasures is its rich cuisine. The French have an ongoing love affair with food and French restaurants. It is also manifested in the traditional family gatherings around the home dinner table, particularly the Sunday mid-day feast which is prepared lovingly over many hours and consumed leisurely through a bevy of appetizers and main courses, usually accompanied by a number of wines and often lively discussion which tends to center on political topics.
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New articles of category "Food & Drinks"

Tea Yellow is the most unique Chinese tea
Added on 06/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Yellow tea
Discovered thousands of years ago Chinese was first used as medicine that evolved into a beverage and then tea became part of Chinese culture. During the Ming Dynasty various types of teas were invented. Also, the art of tea drinking has continuously perfected. All Chinese teas can be classified into the following types of teas: black tea, green, yellow tea, oolong tea, instant tea, and compressed tea.
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Dry Jack cheese: enjoy the American sort
Added on 06/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Cheese / Jack Cheese
The history of the Monterey Jack cheese is, probably, the most exciting and interesting in the cheese-making world. Nobody seems to know the name of the first producer of this cheese and several people are ready to occupy the place of the inventor. It's not weird: the cheese - especially this sort - is one of the most popular and willingly-purchased products both in the USA and Europe.
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Swiss Gruyere: astonish your friends and relatives with fondue
Added on 06/02/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Cheese / Gruyere
Gruyere cheese is the famous cheese of Switzerland. People almost from everywhere go to this wonderful and really beautiful country to delight a wonderful flavor of Gruyere. You may even know nothing about this product before coming to the country, but if you visit this state at least once you will certainly buy this sort of cheese, because it will be hard enough to avoid such a popular product. Besides, you will remember its flavor for a long time since.
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Try Gruyere cheese: the king of Swiss cheeses
Added on 06/02/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Cheese / Gruyere
Have you ever been to Switzerland? Have you seen its landscapes, sceneries and views? They are amazing, saturated with the aroma of flowers and the fresh air. Even if you have never been there you can feel this all when taste Switzerland Gruyere cheese. It personifies the country, its all parts, areas and places where people make a wonderful full-flavored cheese with its unique peculiarity.
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Monterey Jack: the story of a Scottish emigrant
Added on 06/02/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Cheese / Jack Cheese
The United States of America is a very interesting and original country. Beginning from its history, when adventurers from all over the globe went to the continent in their search of happiness, and finishing with its modern economy status. It looks like a real miracle. All these people who, in most cases, did not have a place for themselves in the native lands, became rich and prosperous citizens of the freest country in the world.
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Articles of category "Food & Drinks"

Caciocavallo cheese: the best addition to your dinner
Added on 05/31/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Cheese / Caciocavallo
Italy is one of the famous centres of food-making in the world. Cooking is art in this country where it is a shame not to be able to cook a dish, which will be long-remembered by guests and family members. Each holiday in this country turns into the exhibition of food masterpieces and skills of professional chefs. And if you visit Italy you will understand that it is absolutely impossible to leave this country hungry - the one just cannot resist the temptation to taste all these delicious courses and meals.
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Let your diet be various with Asiago cheese sauce
Added on 05/31/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Cheese / Asiago
Asiago cheese is one of the favorites not only in Italy where it is produced for already a thousand years, but in the whole Europe. And it is no wonder: the cows grazing on lush sappy meadows of the Alps give rich and thick milk, which is a perfect ingredient for this full-flavored cheese. Cooks all around the continent use this product not only as a snack and a separate dish, but as a part of complex and really delicious courses, which make the adornment of a holiday table.
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Asiago cheese: delight a variety of tastes
Added on 05/31/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Cheese / Asiago
What are the favorites of a holiday table? Wine, salads and, of course, cheese. Whether you eat meat or prefer seafood, like vegetarian or dietetic cuisine, cheese will always have a place on your table and you will never forget to delight its exquisite flavor, perfect both for snacks and main dishes. The choice of this popular product is so wide that it is quite easy to lose oneself among names, places of production and specifications. And you are to try a lot of different sorts to find the very that one, which suits you most.
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Basic Elements of Southern Foods
Added on 05/23/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Vegetarian food / Creole cuisine
You haven't tasted a real home-cooked meal until you've sample a variety of Louisiana's southern foods. Creole cuisine is a style of cooking originating in Louisiana (centered on the Greater New Orleans area) that blends French, Spanish, French Caribbean, African, and American influences. It also bears hallmarks of Italian cuisine and vaguely similar to Cajun cuisine in ingredients (such as the holy trinity).
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Beans Cooking Tradition
Added on 05/23/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Vegetarian food / Creole cuisine
Well, you see, beans have a high concentration of protein and other important substances and that makes any bean dish a very nutritious meal. Dishes containing beans are distinguished by a soft, unique flavor and ability to charge you with energy for the whole day. Why not follow the tradition of preparing beans, which is wide spread over Louisiana. Anyway, it is a vegetarian way out for those who just begin their way in culinary.
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Traditional Punjabi Pakora
Added on 05/23/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Vegetarian food / Indian foods
Vegetarians, and not only, know that there are times, when some meals, even the most favorite become a bit annoying. If you want something new, cheap and extremely delicious- pakora is just what you need. Now have a look in your refrigerator. Got bits of vegetable - bits of green or red pepper - or some mushrooms. Or maybe you've got some frozen fish in your freezer that you haven't done anything with for weeks? That is enough to cook traditional Indian food- Pakora.
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The History of Ceramic Teapots
Added on 05/23/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / teapot
A teapot is a device for brewing tea leaves with boiling or hot water, either loose or inside a tea bag. They usually feature an opening on top where water and tea are added, as well as a spout through which tea is poured. Available today are a great number of teapots varying in purpose and design, including the ever-popular ceramic teapot. Thus, stoneware teapots are best suitable for black teas, while such stronger teas as Ceylon and Assam are best brewed in silver, iron or pewter teapots. For lighter teas, like Darjeeling it is generally advisable to use ceramic teapots.
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Twinings Earl Grey as the Most Popular Black Tea Blend
Added on 05/23/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Twinings Tea
Since its establishment in 1706, Twinings UK has remained at the forefront of the tea industry due to its numerous innovative blends, improving its packaging and design and offering the same quality teas throughout its history. Today a wide range of the company's products including the ever-popular Twinnings Earl Grey tea is available in over 100 countries worldwide and includes such favorites as herbal and fruit infusions, iced teas and aromatic teas that reflect a worldwide trend towards healthier lifestyle.
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The History and Present of Twinings UK
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Twinings Tea
Based in Andover and operating primarily in the United Kingdom, Twinings UK is a tea brand established in 1706 and taken over by Associated British Foods in 1964. Provided by the brand are such specialty teas as Darjeeling, Lady Grey, English Breakfast and Lapsang Souchong. Twinings claims to be the first company to blend Earl Grey Tea in the United Kingdom during premiership of Charles - 2nd Earl Grey. However, this fact is disputed by its rival tea merchants.
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Basic Guidelines for Preparing Tea
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Tea preparation
Originated in China, tea is now produced in a many countries worldwide and has a number of different types and infusions. Preparing tea differs also in the way it is made and consumed: various teas open up differently and require different amounts of boiling water to bring their best characteristics to life. The temperature for brewing is important as well, and is usually determined by a tea type. Black teas with longer oxidation period are brewed best at higher temperatures, while white or green teas that have no oxidation period should be brewed at lower temperatures.
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Several Hints for Green Tea Preparation
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Tea preparation
Like other tea types, green tea is made from the tea plant Camellia sinensis, yet undergoes minimal oxidation during processing. Enjoying wide popularity in Taiwan, Japan and China, green tea has recently entered the West market dominated traditionally by black teas. Green tea preparation has played an important role in Asian culture as a symbol of status and a beverage with royal origins, not to mention its health benefits.
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Electric Tea Kettles for Easy and Convenient Use
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / tea kettle
Instead of using a pot which usually takes too long and is simply inconvenient, consider an electric tea kettle - a small kitchen appliance which is used for boiling water to make tea or other hot beverages. These appliances may be for stovetop use or electric, and usually consist of a lid through which they are filled with water. Some tea kettles feature a whistle attached to the spout and signal when the water starts boiling.
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Tocha as One of the Most Popular Tea Games in Japan
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / tea games
In Japan, tea drinking has a long history. Brought from China during the Tang Dynasty (618-905), it has already flourished as early as Heian period (794-1185). Tea plants were grown on the grounds of the temples and used by noblemen and priests as a medicinal beverage. In Japan, tea was known as a luxurious product, as comparatively small quantities of it were exported from China. Today tea drinking and the tea game is regarded as an important part of Japanese culture.
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Tea Bag Holder Caddies for True Tea Lovers
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / tea bags
Arguably the most widely consumed beverage worldwide, tea was drunk first around 2737 B.C. under the Emperor of China Shen Nung. Invented by an unknown Chinese is the tea shredder - a device which shredded the tea leaves preparing them for drinking. It wasn't until 1903, however, that the first tea bags were introduced. These were made from hand-sewn muslin bags and appeared commercially in 1905. Another popular invention that revolutionized the industry was the tea bag holder.
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Top Quality and Elaborate Design of Jacksons of Piccadilly Teas
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Jacksons of Piccadilly
Currently Britain's $530 million tea industry is dominated by several famous brand names, like Tetley - number one tea bag brand, Brooke Bond PG Tips, Twinnings and Typhoo. Among the other influential names are Fortnum and Mason, Jacksons of Piccadilly tea, Lyons, Hornimans and Ridgeways contributing significantly to the success of Britain's tea industry. Britain imports some 20% of major tea producers' exports that buy tea from Indonesia, China, East Africa, Sri Lanka and India.
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