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These stuffed peppers are a departure from traditional stuffed peppers in a few ways. First, I use vitamin C rich red peppers rather than the standard green bell or Poblano peppers. Second, the filling is comprised of anchovies, fruits and… Continue reading "Stuffed Red Peppers Cooked Perfectly In Your Toaster Oven"
Tilapia is healthy, tender, and delicious. It can be used to make many different recipes and it suits lots of cuisines. This fish is also known as Nile perch, cherry snapper, St Peter’s fish, mouthbreeders, and sunshine snapper. Tilapia comes… Continue reading "Tips For Choosing and Cooking Tasty Tilapia"
Homer Simpson and other beer drinkers can now breathe quietly. Scientists have decided: the beer is good for our health. A study made on 100 beers showed that beer is rich in silica which is found in barley, the key… Continue reading "Beer Contains a High Amount of Silica"
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"
Seafood Fettuccine is always a top seller in our restaurants. Any pasta alfredo recipe is easy to prepare making it a great choice for family and friends. The alfredo sauce can be made several days in advance, so when it… Continue reading "Seafood Fettuccine Alfredo"
This seafood crepes recipe is a great make ahead dinner that will allow you to enjoy your guests, rather than be fussing in the kitchen. It takes a little time to assemble, but none of the steps are difficult and… Continue reading "French Seafood Crepes Recipe"
The beauty of wine is that it is all different. Each has its own color, flavor profile, body, nose, notes, tannin levels and finish. The experience of each is taken into consideration when a really fine crystal wine glass is… Continue reading "The Difference Between Bordeaux and Burgundy Wine Glasses"
If you are looking for fine German wine and food, consider the Rheinhessen region of southwestern Germany. You may find a bargain, and I hope that you’ll have fun on this fact-filled wine education tour in which we review a… Continue reading "I Love German Wine and Food – A Rheinhessen Liebfraumilch"
What often starts out as a simple question, begging an equally simple answer, turns out to be complicated. Here is the simple question: What does the packaging cost for a bottle of wine? For sake of this discussion, packaging is… Continue reading "The Cost of High-End Wine Packaging"
The relationship between wine and food goes back a long way and there are long standing traditions governing the pairing of certain wines with certain foods. This proper combination of the appropriate wine with a delicious meal results in an… Continue reading "The Relationship Of Wine And Food"
One of the questions asked most frequently by my patients is whether wine is good for them. There is much controversy surrounding this subject lately and this is why. While research supports the benefits of drinking wine, particularly red, it… Continue reading "The Health Advantages of Drinking Wine"
Wine storage has been a skill that came along with a technology ever since the first grapes had been fermented. You will find people who have to grasp the most clever methods, for their wine is a good investment that… Continue reading "Wine Storage in the Tropics"
That’s a very complicated question that defies a simple answer, but if I had to answer it with just one word, it would be: Burgundy. One reason I say that is Burgundy’s famous red wine, known throughout the world as… Continue reading "Where Does the Best Wine Come From?"
Have you ever come across what appear to be white flakes floating in your bottle of wine? Did you assume that this snow-globe appearance somehow meant the wine was flawed or ruined? What you had most likely seen are tartaric… Continue reading "Tartaric Crystals in Wine: the "Wine Diamonds" of Quality"
Let us describe some of the popular wine varieties and the regions where they come from in this article. First, let’s describe popular white wines. Chardonnay for examples are typically made in California, France, Australia and many other places in… Continue reading "Red & White Wine Varieties and the Regions Where They Grow"
Many wine drinkers think there is a problem when they see tartrate crystals in the bottom of their wine glass. But there is absolutely nothing to worry about, apart from visually. The potassium tartrate crystals or ‘wine diamonds’, as they… Continue reading "Tartrate Crystals in White Wine, a Sign of Quality"