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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"

Consider Russian Tea Time for a Unique Fine Dining Experience
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / russian tea
Known for its relaxed and friendly atmosphere and curious, yet delicious cuisine, Russian Tea Time is a romantic restaurant, recognized as a favorite among diners and tourists of cosmopolitan Chicago. Offered here are a number of specialties, including pelmeni, pierogi, borsch and caviar among other menu items that sound funny but taste wonderful. Over the years, the restaurant has enjoyed great success among Chicagoans who used to come here for traditional charming atmosphere.
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Traditional Ambience of Russian Tea Room
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / russian tea
Located in New York City, at 150 West 57th Street between Metropolitan Tower and Carnegie Tower, the Russian Tea Room is a well-favored restaurant opened by members of the Russian Imperial Ballet in 1926. For many years it has served as a gathering place for Russian expatriates. Recently the funding group of Russian Tea Room has aired the intention to enlarge the building of the restaurant in order to create 17 condominium apartments.
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Sir Winston Tea as One of Teekanne Company's Leading Tea Brands
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / Sir Winston Tea
Formed in Dresden in 1882 as a shop specializing in tea, Teekanne has grown to become the largest company in the German market and one of the world's leading tea producers, due to numerous principles and innovations being adopted in course of the company's development. In the early 1900s, Sir Winston Tea brand was added to the company's product portfolio and has become a widely recognized and reputable symbol for quality.
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Strong Rosehip Tea -- One of the Simplest yet Healthiest Drinks
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / rosehip Tea
For centuries, the use of strong rosehip tea, known as Rosa Canina, has been used as a popular alternative to the standard Western medicine for a great number of problems, such as diarrhea, urinary tract problems, bladder infections, coughs and headaches, as well as an overall tonic for boosting the body. The results of numerous researches are evidence the rosehips can be used as an effective remedy for many various ailments.
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Health Benefits of Rosehips
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Tea / rosehip Tea
Rosehips, known also as the rose haws are rose plants that are usually orange or red, but can vary in color from dark purple to black depending on species. Rosehips have been cultivated for many centuries and not without reason: roses were used as medicine and food, as well as revered for their beauty. Rosehips of some species are a wonderful source of Vitamin C and are used as herbal tea, blended with hibiscus. They can also be used as ingredients in marmalade, jelly and jam.
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Blini - Symbol of the Sun
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Vegetarian food / Slavic dishes
Blini - you may never have heard of the name before, but chances are once you eat it you'll never forget it! There is hardly a thing so dear to the heart of each Slavic person than blini! Thin, hot, with lots of different stuffing- sweet or not, with oil and butter - can there be another delicacy? At least not for those, who tasted this majestic dish. Well, blini are thin pancakes which are often served in connection with a religious rite or festival.
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Polentas - Past, Present And Future
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Vegetarian food / Spanish foods
Polentas ("Polenta" is also acceptable) is a cornmeal mash popular in Italian, Savoy, Swiss, Austrian, Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian, Romanian, Corsican, Argentinean, Brazilian, and Mexican cuisine. It is a traditional staple food throughout much of northern Italy. Often eaten with sausage or meat and garnished with tomato sauce, Polentas belongs to so-called tapas dishes.
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Slavic Vegetable Borscht - Try it, You'll Like it!
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Vegetarian food / Slavic dishes
Vegetable borscht is widely believed to be originally from Ukraine, but is a part of the local culinary heritage of many Eastern and Central European nations. Borscht (also borsch or borshch) is a vegetable soup, usually including beet-roots, which gives it a strong red color. Well, beets are the main ingredient distinguishing vegetable borscht and shchi - it can be boiled as well as raw, depending on the color the cook wants to receive.
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Transcendentally Tasty Angel Hair Pasta
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Vegetarian food / Pasta
The Italian cuisine is rich and varied in all its aspects, but pasta has been its pride and glory through the whole its history. According to The American Pasta Report, a survey commissioned by the NPA, among the reasons cited for angel hair pasta's increased popularity are its nutritional value, taste and convenience. Eighty-four percent of consumers consider pasta to be a healthy food and an important part of a well-balanced diet.
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Ritter's Frozen Custard Nutrition - Your Health is a Priority
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Frozen custard
When it comes to frozen custard nutrition, there are 85 ways to die at Ritter's. There's death by amaretto, cappuccino, cookie dough, dreamsicle, English toffee, peppermint crunch, German chocolate, apple cobbler and caramel apple, just to name a few. Maybe you want a glacier - custard loaded with so much stuff they serve it upside down and nothing spills out. Your only salvation is winter, when Ritter's is closed.
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Remarkably Smooth and Incredibly Rich - Ritter's Frozen Custard
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Frozen custard
Ritters says their "product contains less air than conventional soft-serve products resulting in a more solid, smoother product - hand-dipped and made fresh all day." So to your surprise, you'll discover that Ritter's frozen custard is a creamier, thicker version of soft-serve ice cream. Ritter's frozen custard tastes good but won't fill you up. You will love it if you love ice cream.
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Mexican Fried Ice Cream - not Really Difficult to Make
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Fried ice cream
If you had heard about fried ice cream but have never actually eaten it, may be you are not sure what to expect. Fried ice cream is a Mexican dessert that has gained popularity in America, Japan and other countries. Mexican fried ice cream has much in common with fried ice cream from China and Japan. It's a very fun treat to eat and once you try it you'll be surprised how good it actually tastes.
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Deep Fried Ice Cream - A Cool Favorite
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Fried ice cream
Most ice creams are exactly as they sound, frozen creams, and one of the smoothest, creamiest ways of producing them is by using a custard base. All ice cream is made with a combination of cream or milk, a sweetening agent, flavorings, and optionally eggs. Ice cream varieties run the gamut - from the most modest vanilla to fried ice creams. But nothing is quite so tasty, quite so tempting as deep fried ice cream. Try it once and you'll always come back for more.
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Eskimo Pie Chocolate-Covered Ice Cream Bar -- a Winning Combination!
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Eskimo Pie
By the end of the 19th century, ice cream was firmly entrenched in American society and with its popularity came many new inventions. One of the first inventions to come along was the ice cream cone. By the 1920's, there was the banana split; ice cream cakes; the ice cream sandwich and the first chocolate-covered ice cream bar - Eskimo Pie. Since that time, the Eskimo pie chocolate covered ice cream bar is as much a tradition as baseball or apple pie.
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Eskimo Pie Ice Cream Bar - The History of the First Ice Cream Novelty
Added on 05/19/2006 to Articles Directory / Food & Drinks / Ice cream / Eskimo Pie
Originally, the Eskimo Pie was called the "I-Scream-Bar." Between 1988 and 1991, Eskimo Pie introduced an aspartame sweetened, chocolate covered, frozen dairy dessert bar called the Eskimo Pie No Sugar Added Reduced Fat Ice Cream Bar. Eskimo pie ice cream is as much an American tradition as baseball or apple pie. The Eskimo Pie ice cream bar has been a staple of the segment ever since.
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