Cauliflower florets are tossed with olive oil, curry spices and garlic, then roasted until deeply golden and finished with fresh lemon.
Spice up your meal – Bake Veggie Rubbed Plantains as a side dish! These tasty, little plantain tidbits have it all – they are sweet, savory, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside! Plus, they have that bit of tropical flair you are craving. Plantains coated with a veggie spice rub & bread crumbs,…
If you’re not sure what to cook for dinner, Roast Perfect Taste Hot Mango Ginger Chicken! Chicken never tasted so good, bathed in spicy mango & ginger flavors, giving you the Perfect Taste. A great choice for an autumn, winter or spring meal, with a savory flavor & spicy heat that will satisfy everyone! Roast…
Steamed Ginger Lemongrass Mussels are an amazing appetizer or entrée for a special occasion. Whether it’s New Year’s, Valentine’s Day, a Birthday, Anniversary or Date Night, this shellfish dish is dressed to impress! The flavors of ginger & lemongrass will dazzle your taste buds & take you on a journey to Asia, at least during…
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Food News: It is alleged that a Chinese-based supplier of fast-food brands such as KFC & McDonalds is being investigated as to the meat that was supplied to these companies that was out-of-date. The Shanghai Husi Food Co Ltd, head of company and 4 others were detained by police, as well as the company’s quality…
Ever tried Clipper Papua New Guinea Arabica Coffee? This rich-roast Arabica coffee is a tasty instant coffee that just requires a scant teaspoon in a cup of boiling hot water, give it a stir and there you are. Arabica coffee is originally indigenous to the Southwestern highlands in the mountains of Ethiopia. However, these particular…
We are particularly fond of Asian food at our home and this recipe for How To Cook Beef Flavored Rice is simple, delicious and perfect for serving alongside most Asian dishes, as well as being a compliment to many other cuisines. This rice can be flavored with chicken stock, if you wish to convert it…
Ghee is a clarified butter, commonly used in Indian cuisine and Eastern cookery. Easy to make with a distinctive butter flavor, and a higher smoking point than regular butter with the butter solids removed. How to Make Ghee: The butter is gently melted on very low heat, which allows the solids to drop to the…
I am excited to share a special ingredient with you as I offer up my recipe for BBQ Kampot Pepper Crusted Chicken Breasts, specially using this Kampot pepper from Cambodia. Although Kampot pepper is usually used with red meats, it imparts a super flavor to chicken, especially when you cook it on the BBQ. How…
Epicureal Comet’s Tail Peppercorns are such a nice addition to your pantry, giving that je ne sais quoi to your dishes. Pepper is one of my favorite things on the planet, especially freshly ground pepper. When I discovered these Epicureal Comet’s Tail Peppercorns, I was so excited to use them in my cooking. I love…
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