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Umm..Or Did you Mean Yumm...Super Bowl Game Day Snack Line Up!
Ahh…It is finally game day! Not just any game day, the BIG game day that we have been waiting for all football season long! I mean, it’s been a long season due to this quarantine year, however, Super Bowl Sunday finally makes its way to February 7, 2021! This is the joyous day that most Americans wait for, it doesn't matter if your team made it to the Super Bowl or not, most of us do not miss this game!
By Nicole Edwards6 years ago in Feast
Gluten Free Game Day
Game Day means something a little different around our house than it does for most folks. Sure, we've been known to watch the Super Bowl. Who hasn't? And we might have an aunt who has an Alabama t-shirt she insists on wearing so she can scream "Roll Tide!" at the top of her lungs.
By LUCINDA M GUNNIN6 years ago in Feast
How Bad is Bad Sugar?
Each of us is sometimes visited by the desire to taste something delicious. Even though the understanding of deliciousness may differ from person to person, most of the time this feeling involves chocolate, ice cream, candy or lollypops – anything that’s sweet! However, we must control ourselves when eating sweet and sugary products as they are harmful to our bodies. Trust us – it is not a myth created by cheeky parents to steal sweets from their kids and eat them alone while the little ones are fast asleep. As we believe you have tons of sweets left in your pantry after Halloween that wait their moment to be eaten, be careful about the sugar you are likely to consume in no time… You understood correctly – we dedicated this blog to draw the line between bad and good sugar!
By Sandr Dz6 years ago in Feast
Palki Restaurant , North Vancouver
Want to have a family gathering? How about a date night? Or maybe want someplace new to go with your colleagues for lunch? Then here's our suggestion: palki restaurant. The business has been running since 2000 (two decades in the same place goes to show how good they are), and the owners are a couple (a real mom-and-pop restaurant). As with any Indian restaurant, the experience starts from outside: the aroma of all those fantastic, fragrant foods that you can practically taste on your tongue. Some people think going to an Indian restaurant narrows your choices. But they are wrong. Take a look at their menu. From the appetizers to the main course to desserts, the variety astounds you.
By Rasool Kp6 years ago in Feast
COOKING FOREVER
The burger is an American moniker, for the "cheeseburger". Our cheeseburger began as Hamburg steak inside the late nineteenth Century, thoughtfulness of German foreigners bringing and including their dietary inclination from the town of Hamburg, where beat meat had become a popular course.
By Dandelionclub6 years ago in Feast
BAKING FOREVER
The oven has become one of the most essential appliances in the kitchen. It is used for a wide range of purposes including, heating, baking, cooking, defrosting, and many more. If cooking and baking is your cup of cake and you are always busy in your kitchen to try new recipes, the best course for you is to have a fully-loaded oven.
By Dandelionclub6 years ago in Feast
UglyYummies Top 5 Dinners for Beginners
If you're a tired home cook, this one goes out to you. I'm a mom of two (though one is still in the oven) in the throes of pregnancy fatigue, struggling to feed my small family a fresh meal at the end of every day. While the small details of my situation don't apply to everyone, I know many of you are in the same boat of finding it difficult to put another hot meal on the table that isn't Hamburger Helper or Digiorno pizza. Hopefully, this list can help you get a head start on changing that, even just a little.
By UglyYummies6 years ago in Feast
Food and therapy, because I care
I believe no one knows how much weight I lost in 2020. No one knows because I don’t know it myself as I don’t own a scale and last time I weighed myself I was 15 years old. However, I look at myself in the mirror and yeah, under my dark skin, I can see my ribs and my collarbones, all my jeans are now too large for my small legs and my breasts look a lot smaller. I’ve always had an athletic body and I never saw ribs so clearly and collarbones so sharply.
By Alessia Mavakala6 years ago in Feast
A Time for Tea
Tea time. It's may be a time to relax. It may be a time to be energized. For some it’s the perfect beverage to enjoy while looking out the window on a rainy day. Or, it may be a quick drink in hopes to take in a much needed caffeine fix. For many it's a time to connect with others while sipping on the warm flavors of the earth. Friends gather, sharing stories and laughing, each having their own agenda or purpose. One may be confiding in another, while others are there to gossip about their in-laws. For some, this is a time to reflect. Perhaps journaling is accompanying the cup of leaves. Whatever the reason, tea time is a special time.
By Deana Marie Freeman6 years ago in Feast
Concentrated Coffee
Ive been a chef for 6 years, but I was introduced into the culinary world as a barista. While I still grind and brew coffee everyday, I sometimes miss my younger years when I would break down thousands of pounds of coffee beans every week!
By GrassFedSalmon6 years ago in Feast
What You Need to Know About Sugar. Top Story - February 2021.
The two white poisons. Salt and sugar. — a popular saying in Arabic For years and years, we’ve been warned about the potential dangers of sugar. The truth is, in small amounts, sugar doesn’t pose much of a threat to a healthy individual. The worry comes with overconsumption.
By Tina S6 years ago in Feast
Guilty Pleasure: Hell's Kitchen
2020 was a year that delivered a gift of seemingly infinite time to kill and nothing to do. We were all staying home finding that family time that was otherwise limited to a few blissful gatherings or fleeting moments now became the everyday. We started eating together; not quick stops to a communal table, each of us scattering after the plate was swiftly cleared, but long and quite honestly, lovely meal times that had no expiry. With all this newfound time comes restlessness, and this is where the guilty pleasures start to come into play.
By Lisa Stewart6 years ago in Feast