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Monthly Archives: December 2013
My New Year’s Resolutions for Cooking in 2014
CLICK ABOVE TO PLAY MUSIC Music – “New Year’s Resolution” from Codependent Christmas by The Therapy Sisters. Released: 2003 1) I resolve that I will read a recipe all the way through, twice, before starting to cook. 2) I resolve … Continue reading
I don’t Think We’re in Canada Anymore! – Christmas in New Mexico
CLICK ABOVE TO PLAY MUSIC Music – “Christmas in New Mexico” from Christmas in New Mexico by Jerry Dean. Released: 2013 Christmas Tradition in Canada, Where I Grew Up Every region and culture has its own traditions and foods. Where … Continue reading
Posted in Cookbooks, Cooking, Cooking and Social History, Eating, Recipes
Tagged Albondigas, Albuquerque, Biscochitos, Carne Adobada, Chile, Christmas, cookbooks, Cooking, Farolitos, Luminarias, New Mexico, Old Town Albuquerque, Posole, Southwest
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The 30,000 Calorie Christmas Dinner, for One
Whatever you celebrate at this time of year, food is sure to be at the center of it. Just for fun, I found some interesting food trivia suited for a holiday post: The 30,000 Calorie Christmas Dinner (for one) In … Continue reading
The Gourmand’s Twelve Days of Christmas
Posted in Eating, Uncategorized
Tagged Chrismas Music, Christmas, Cook, Gourmand, Holiday, Music, Quiche, Twelve Days of Christmas
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The Fruitcake
CLICK ABOVE TO PLAY MUSIC – “Fruitcake” from Joy to the World It’s Christmas by Brian Kinder. Released: 2006. Potato chips and French fries are both held in high esteem by the American eating public – which is the majority … Continue reading
Posted in Comfort Food, Cooking, Cooking and Social History, Eating, Food Trends
Tagged Christmas, Christmas cake, Cooking, Food, food history, Fruit cake, social history, time capsules
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Waiter, There’s a Hare in my Soup!
I hesitated before writing this post, as I used to have two pet rabbits and I have never, nor would I, ever eat rabbit. It’s just not in my comfort zone at all. Nevertheless, in reading through a lot of … Continue reading
Hamba kakuhle, Mr. Mandela (“Goodbye, go well” in Mr. Mandela’s first language, isiXhosa)
CLICK ABOVE TO PLAY Music – “We Salute You Nelson Mandela” from Global Legends by Bappi Lahiri. Released: 2013 In light of the death of Nelson Mandela yesterday, I thought it might be appropriate to talk about the cookbook, “Ukutya … Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Comfort Food, Cookbooks, Cooking, Cooking and Social History, Eating, Guinness World Records, Uncategorized, Vintage Cookbooks
Tagged Africa, cookbooks, Cooking, Nelson Mandela, social history, South African Cooking, time capsules, Ukutya Kwasekhaya, Xoliswa Ndoyiya
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From Acid Rain to Zulu Fire….we LOVE Hot Sauces!
CLICK ABOVE TO PLAY Music – “Who Stole The Hot Sauce?” from Who Stole The Hot Sauce? by Chubby Carrier. Released: 1996. What is it about hot sauces that many of us crave? What twisted, sadistic, self-immolation tendencies do some … Continue reading
Posted in Cookbooks, Cooking, Cooking and Social History, Eating, Food Trends, Recipes
Tagged capsaicin, Capsicum, cookbooks, Cooking, Endorphins, food history, Green Chile, Hot Sauce, Peppers, social history, Tabasco, time capsules
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