Blood Orange English Ale Shandies + Video
Brighten up your beer – make some Blood Orange English Ale Shandies! Add some citrusy tang with blood orange juice & zest to your ale & you have a cocktail worthy of any occasion. Whether you’re tailgating, it’s New Year’s, a birthday, St. Patrick’s Day, Father’s Day or a summer BBQ, this combination is sure to please everyone of age! Even the ladies will love this pairing of flavors, making...
Web Chef Review: Great Lakes Brewery Pompous Ass English Ale
Great Lakes Brewery Pompous Ass English Ale is sure to surprise & delight! This craft beer has the perfect name, albeit quirky & humorous, but it’s pompous in the most lovely way. Not only is it everything you would want a beer to be – yeasty & hoppy with some bitterness – it’s also smooth, and has a slightly perfumey aroma & flavor. I’m not sure what the splendid after-taste is – a...
January Food Holidays & Events
Here are January Food Holidays & Events. Most of these holidays are based out of the USA, with others sprinkled in here & there. Find other months on The Year in Food Holidays & Events page. Month Holidays: Bread Machine Baking Month: Rye & Cola Bread for the Bread Machine Browse Bread Machine recipes, Bread shows, Bread recipes, recipes with Bread Boxed Chocolate Bread for the Bread Machine Kimberly’s Yogurt...
How to Make Black Pudding Sausage
Black Pudding, also referred to as blood pudding is a type of sausage that has existed in the civilized, and not so civilized, world for a very long time. As long as humans have kept animals to eat and for clothing, they have been making some style of black pudding. Apparently, according to research, the first known mention of black pudding in 800 BC was referred to in Homer’s The Odyssey. Traditionally a British dish, black...
Web Chef Review: Maldon Sea Salt Flakes
I’m excited to tell you about Maldon Sea Salt Flakes and how much I enjoy cooking with them. Maldon is a UK based company, and they have these great flakes of salt. Now, when these flakes form, they do so in the shape of a pyramid. This makes these flakes texturally pleasing to the chef or home cook as you squish them through your fingertips to season foods. The best part about this salt is that it has no extra additives, which...
How to Cook Sardines & Apple Casserole: National Sardines Day
National Sardines Day is November 24th, and it is going to be delicious with a recipe for Sardines & Apple Casserole! Sardines are members of the herring fish family. The sardines from Europe have more flavor and are fatter than the ones that come from the American Atlantic, which more often than not, are canned. Personally, I very much enjoy the salty, oily sardines in a tin, and I enjoy them with raw onion slices or chives, and...
How to Cook Mincemeat for the Holidays
Not exactly sure what Mincemeat is? Not many people do, but it is a traditional dish made in those regions where the World was colonized British, in general. There are variations in Australia, Canada, USA, northern Europe, Ireland & South Africa. How to Cook Mincemeat: The recipe I’m sharing for my mincemeat is one which yields enough for 6 pies. Tip: If you’re going to go through all of this effort to make mincemeat,...
National Cherries Jubilee Day Deserves a Flambéed Recipe
Cherries Jubilee is one of the most beautiful & decadent desserts that I know of… Juicy cherries flambéed with Kirsch, a cherry liqueur, this tempting dessert is then scooped over ice cream of the vanilla variety. However, variations on this recipe change the fruit, the liqueur and what it goes on top of, but the premise is simple. A tasty liquor with some gorgeous fruit. Flambé it all and pour it over something else...
National Butterscotch Pudding Day a Hit with Creamy Recipe
One of my favorite flavors out there is that of butterscotch, and being that it’s National Butterscotch Pudding Day, I am feeling celebratory. What I’ve noticed is that I’m finding it harder and harder to find butterscotch pudding mixes in the stores, like it’s an old, outdated flavor or something. Butterscotch is still alive & kicking when you ask your taste buds. It’s rich, it’s sweet,...
Food Network’s Worst Cooks In America Premieres Feb. 12
Are you ready for Season 3 of The Food Network’s Worst Cooks in America? Premiering Sunday, February 12th at 9:00pm ET/PT, Worst Cooks in America is returning with two-time Undefeated Series Champion Team Burrell, headed up by superstar chef Anne Burrell, who will be challenged by Team Flay, headed up by none other than superstar chef, Bobby Flay. This show takes America’s most hopeless cooks and transforms them into...
Food Network Star Sizzles on TV in June for Season 7
Los Angeles, California, USA (COOKING WITH KIMBERLY NEWS) – If you’ve never had the chance to watch Food Network Star on the Food Network, then you will get a chance to see Season 7 sizzle right on your own TV screen. Food Network Star Returns in June, which is quickly approaching with a 2 hour premiere @ 9pm ET. This show is a grueling challenge for hopefuls of celebrity television chef stardom. 15 contestants handle...
How to Make Fantastically Decadent Fruit Trifle
Truly Decadent and a Perfect End to an Excellent Dinner. I love this as my birthday cake! Wonderful and exciting too! ~ Kimberly Edwards ;D Type: Dessert Serve With: Homemade whipped cream, if desired Yield: Should serve 10-15 people . Ingredients: Instructions: Preparing Custard: 1. In a heavy saucepan, mix together sugar and flour. Stir in milk and beaten egg yolks. 2. Cook and stir on medium until mixture thickens and begins to...
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