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Food-and-Drink
06th May 2008
Kentucky horse racing can be traced back to 1783 when races were being held in the middle of Kentucky streets and on a number of private tracks located on farms throughout the area.
Several concerned citizens complained about safety issues, and eventua...
06th May 2008
Raw food restaurants are being seen in more and more locales all across the United States and other countries as well, and as a result vegetarians are very happy to have more choices. This increase in restaurants that feature raw foods is just a part of t...
02nd May 2008
The term “organic” is cropping up more and more when it comes to food and drink production in the 21st Century. It demands a cleaner and a non-chemically grown product. But how does this affect wine production and can there be such a thing as a wine c...
01st May 2008
Fried rice is my absolute favorite part of any party- coming up with the menu. This is my standard recipe for fried rice. It makes a lot of food, and it's intended to be a complete meal and taste good leftover. It generally lasts us the better part of a w...
01st May 2008
Hosting a wine party is a great way of getting together with family and friends and have a great time socializing. The guests bring something or the other to contribute to the party. However, when you are invited to a wine tasting party, it becomes a pick...
01st May 2008
The grape can’t help it – Pinot Grigio is more popular then ever
As summer approaches Pinot Grigio looks set to establish itself as Britain’s favourite grape variety once and for all, having overtaken long-standing favourite Chardonnay in recent ...
01st May 2008
The term “organic” is cropping up more and more when it comes to food and drink production in the 21st Century. It demands a cleaner and a non-chemically grown product. But how does this affect wine production and can there be such a thing as a wine c...
01st May 2008
The history of wine is thousands of years old. Man has been making and drinking wine from ancient times. The earliest known wine jar, discovered in China, dates from around 5200 BC whilst Iran makes claims dating back 7400 years. Along with wine making, ...
01st May 2008
Mytilus Edulis is the Latin name for mussels, it is a real delicacy in Belgium and you can only eat it a couple of months a year, well you could it the whole year trough but it isn’t the same. Mussels seasons starts beginning of July and probably by...
01st May 2008
India is the largest republican that houses the most vegetarians than any other country in the world. Being a cosmopolitan country due to the number of invasions it suffered, there are many religious sects. In fact there are more than 2000 languages regis...
01st May 2008
Ever wondered in a Russian restaurant and got amazed by the amount of calories that each dish contained? Or, maybe, thought why do these Russians eat that vegetable soup with meat, then pasta with meat and then have that sugar-rich drink with plenty of...
30th April 2008
Tastes and aromas are subjective things and everyone perceives them slightly differently. Furthermore a person's sensitivity of taste depends on what food or drink they have consumed recently, how well they are feeling and how old they are amongst others ...
30th April 2008
Lamb is a good source of zinc, a mineral that affects many fundamental processes, perhaps the most important of which is immune function. If one mineral were singled out for its beneficial effects on the immune system, zinc would lead the pack. A cofactor...
30th April 2008
Tea is a drink for those who wish to refresh themselves in the midst of work. It gives energy and briskness to switch over from the monotony of same kind of working in the office or the factory. They contain some taste giving materials which are pungent, ...
30th April 2008
Tea is a single word that expands into various forms. In all its forms, it shows its pleasant by various means. It is a fresh green carpet like appearance on the mountain ranges, show of a great aesthetic in the misty clouds. When made as a drink, its gol...
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