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Most popular articles of category "Food & Drinks"

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"

Tempura - Japanese Invention
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Vegetarian food / Japanese foods
Tempura -- or batter-coated deep-frying of fresh fish and vegetables -- was introduced to Europe by Portuguese missionaries in the 16th century. That is why the origin of the word tempura goes to the Portuguese that ate fish due to the Catholic proscription against meat during Lent, in Latin, "ad tempora cuaresmae", meaning "in the time of Lent". Vegetables and fish were the initial things cooked this way in the history of tempura due to their trade with the Portuguese and Dutch merchants, but present day it is not necessary.
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Textured Soy Protein As Equal Replace For Meat
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Vegetarian food / Meat Alternatives
These people eliminate all foods from animals, including meat, poultry, fish, milk, eggs and cheese, eating only plant-based foods. And in this case they need to have something replacing these products but providing the same amount of energy. Do you think it is impossible? Nothing of the kind -- there are products textured soy protein which are able to replace and compensate the body's needs for minerals and protein. These are textured soy protein goods.
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Klondike Company - Commitment to Quality for 80 plus Years
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Klondike Bar
Millions of Americans have come to love the Klondike Bar's delicious variety of frozen novelty products with the distinctive "polar bear" logo and foil wrapper. It is known for its slogan "What would you do for a Klondike Bar?" The advertising campaign generally shows people doing ridiculous things to get their hands on the ice cream. What about you? You don't have to actually travel to the Klondike to enjoy this great-tasting treat.
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Klondike Ice Cream Bar and Other Frozen Novelties - the Delicious Variety
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Klondike Bar
What would you do for a Klondike ice cream bar? - that is the slogan of America's #1 selling ice cream bar, manufactured by Good Humor/Breyers. The unbearably delicious traditional Klondike Bar is 5.0 fl. oz. of yummy goodness in a silver foil wrapper. Apart from the traditional flavor, there are also all kinds of new flavors and multi-packs to choose from. Klondike, immediately recognizable and instantly delicious!
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USA Ice Cream Brands - Every Variety of Ice Cream to Keep Your Mouth Happy
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Ice Cream USA
Even we all love to ice cream on a hot day, and although ice cream is typically American, the US cannot claim its origin. USA ice cream was introduced here from Europe, but its history goes way back. The origins of ice cream can be traced back to the 3d or 4th century B.C. We are lucky to live in the time and age when we have numerous brands, flavors and varieties of USA ice cream to choose from.
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Ice Cream in US - the History of the Most Popular Treat
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Ice Cream USA
Ice cream's origins are known to reach back as far as the second century B.C., although no specific date of origin or inventor has been indisputably credited for its discovery. The first official account of ice cream in the New World comes from a letter written in 1744 by a guest of Maryland Governor William Bladen. Since then, ice cream in U.S. has become America's #1 dessert.
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It's Time for Gelato, or Italian Ice Cream
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Gelato
Gelato is very popular in Italy with Italians and tourists. There are stores that specialize in gelato, which is better known as Italian ice cream. Some of these places make their own gelato; others get it from small Italian gelato factories. Not all homemade gelato is the same; some places use commercial mixes, some places use fresh ingredients. Italian gelato is very good either way!
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Gelato Recipes - Unique Smoothness and Creamy Texture for Ice Cream Lovers to Enjoy
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Gelato
Gelato is Italian ice cream made with all the premium ingredients. There are no shortcuts or expenses spared. American ice cream is actually quite different. If you are looking for the best of the best in ice cream, try the original Gelato where pride is placed right along side quality. It's a really fun gourmet ice cream dessert. Gelato recipes are limited only by your imagination! So go ahead and scoop some out and go crazy inventing something you'll enjoy eating on a hot day!
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Chinese Quality Yellow Tea for Your Health and Well-Being
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Yellow tea
A part of Chinese culture, Chinese tea was discovered and used first as a medicine, evolving then into a beverage. Depending on processing method and oxidation degree of polyphenols, all teas can be basically divided into the following six types: dark tea, black tea, oolong tea, green tea, yellow tea and white tea, all of them classified according to further categories: fruit flavored, scented, spice, compressed, extracted and health teas. Of the many teas on the market, quality yellow tea is one of the most popular and widely consumed.
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Tracing Back Origins White Tea
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / white tea
Once produced in China only, white tea is now grown in many countries worldwide. Some of the quality white teas are grown in the Darjeeling region in northern India. Depending on region's climatic conditions and origins white tea, like any other tea variations, can vary in taste characteristics. According to recent health research results, health benefits of white tea are the most considerable as compared to any other Chinese tea made from Camellia sinensis.
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White Tea Caffeine Content and Its Impact on Human Health
Added on 05/22/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / white tea
Produced from the youngest and the most tender tea leaves, white tea is much rarer than any other of teas made from tea plant Camellia sinensis. In most cases, these leaves are protected from the sun in order to limit the chlorophyll production that makes their color lighter. As a result, we get the tea with an extremely delicate flavor, a tea which has no tannins of black tea and no grassiness of green tea, but white tea caffeine is renowned for its numerous health benefits.
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Tea Party Games for Kids' Fun and Entertainment
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / tea games
The tea party is a formal gathering that is characterized by top tea service for presenting tea, accompanied by sliced cakes, thin sandwiches and cookies. In warm climates, cool drinks are common as well. Traditional tea party games were a characteristic feature of grand houses in the Edwardian and Victorian ages, and the Gilded Age in the United Kingdom and the United States respectively. While the tradition is old-fashioned today, it is still observed in some communities.
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All the Diversity of Flavors in White Tea Bags
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / tea bags
Those consuming tea for health should definitely consider white teas that are believed to contain less caffeine than black, green and oolong teas: white tea bags containing 15mg per serving as compared to 20mg in green and 40mg in black tea. Like other teas, white tea has a number of varieties with such poetic names as White Cloud, Silver Needle, Golden Moon and White Peony. Most white tea variations are available both in loose leaf and tea bags.
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The Renowned Tea Plantations of Sri Lanka
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Sri Lanka Tea
Emerald green carpets of tea and the crisp cool fragrance of leaf tea in the air - these are some of the distinctive features of Sri Lanka, one of the world's leading tea exporters. The lush scenery blends here with the delicate aroma and rich golden hue of a wonderful, fresh brewed cup of the Ceylon tea, considered by many to be the finest tea in the world. The climate of Sri Lanka together with the lush greenery and unique soil of a tea plantation is ideally suitable for producing a wide variety of high quality teas with appealing aromas and flavors.
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Major Tea Growing Regions of the World
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Sri Lanka Tea
One of the oldest professions in the world is tea growing. And one of the oldest drinks known to civilization - tea -- is a product made by processing buds and leaves of the tea bush, known as Camellia sinenis, and consumed in form of a beverage as a result of steeping processed leaves in hot water from several minutes. Tea flavor is developed by such processes as oxidation, drying, heating and addition of fruit, spices and herbs. The beverage is a natural source of Theophylline and caffeine.
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