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Introduction Networking events, often known as ‘mixers’, can be one of best ways for businesses, trade groups, churches, parent teacher associations and just about any group you can think of, to help their members to get to know each other… Continue reading "How to Organize a Successful Mixer"
What, you ask, is a Turducken….and why would I want or need to do Wine Food Pairing with it? The answer to these questions is not for the faint of heart! About 4 years ago I was watching a Thanksgiving… Continue reading "Wine Food Pairing – What Goes With Turducken?"
There are many types of liquor in the world. Some have existed for a long time, like beer or wine. Many have only been made during the last millennium. One of the relatively more recent one is gin. Gin is… Continue reading "Gin – From Kidney Disorder Cure To The National Drink Of England"
With the number of wines coming from different regions of the world, Spain, France and Germany through to Australia, Chile and South Africa, it’s not surprising there are a lot of names that we struggle with. So when you’re trying… Continue reading "How to Pronounce Different Wines"
Anytime consumers purchase a new wine, they have the problem of not knowing whether it will be one that they like or not. Of course, that problem is solved if they have discovered it in a tasting party. In a… Continue reading "How To Use The Top 5 Wine Ratings Sources To Purchase Wine Online"
How to set up a table? Here you can read what you need to set up a table, what you need to watch out for and how it is done correctly. It has very detailed information and I want to… Continue reading "Waiter Training: How to Set Up a Table – The Equipment"
Entrecote, which is also known as prime rib or rib steak, is one of the most tender and flavorful cuts of beef you can get and it is easy to learn how to cook it on the grill. This premium… Continue reading "How To Grill Entrecote"
Aside from humidity, vibration and temperature, lighting is one of the factors that will determine the quality of your cellar condition. The wine’s ability to produce sweet and delicious tasting wine depends on your management techniques of these factors. The… Continue reading "Wine Cellar Lighting Information And Management Tips"
While Andorran cuisine is mostly Catalan, it also bears some influence from Italy and Spain, due to the close proximity to this small country. Due to its mountainous regions, sheep is a common livestock animal, making lamb the favoured meat,… Continue reading "Escudella Recipe – How To Make A Perfect Andorran Dish"
As a college kid, I notice a lot of people turning down beer because they hate the flavor (probably because it is usually cheap beer). It really kills me when people decide to completely disregard beer completely because of one… Continue reading "Solving the "I’m Not a Fan of Beer" Stigma"
Spanish people often eat cakes and pastries with a cup of coffee for their breakfast, rather than after a meal. They sometimes eat fruit as a dessert but they also have dessert recipes, ranging from simple fruit or dairy based… Continue reading "Typical Spanish Desserts and Jello Recipes"
If you want to learn how to make wine, one of the first things you should do is learn about all of the different additives and chemicals that are used to make homemade wine. Pectic Enzyme is one of the… Continue reading "How to Make Wine – Pectic Enzyme – What is It?"
Diana in Savannah Savannah. The setting of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. The events that unravelled around the fascinating characters in ‘The Book’ happened 30 years ago. But Savannah still revels in larger than life people. In… Continue reading "Diana Rogers"
Goat might not be as common as beef or chicken but it is equally great for making crockpot recipes. Goats have been used for their meat, milk, skins, and hair all over the world for centuries and there are more… Continue reading "How to Cook Goat in a Crockpot"
Where do these unique glasses come from? Port sippers were first used in Europe during the 17th century. They are known as “Schnapps Pfeiffe” and were made from a ceramic material. The unique design allows the spirits to be sucked… Continue reading "Port Sippers – Where Do They Come From?"
Without further ado, let me introduce a few off-the-wall champagne pairings that will show how well it holds up against some of the world’s strongest foods. The caveat here is that the use of the word “champagne” is totally incorrect,… Continue reading "Unique Champagne Food Pairings"