I – like many of my peers – have assumed for a long time that decaffeinated coffee had more than just the caffeine removed. But I’ve never stopped to wonder, does decaf offer any of the benefits of regular? Science has looked into it and come up with the answer…Read More →
An average woman, hounded by her house-work, asked her therapist, what could she do about the fear and loathing of the unwashed dishes? The therapist came back with a sur-prising, simple answer. One which the woman was at first unable to digest…Read More →
Bigos is also known as ‘Hunter’s Stew’, be-cause it’s often made with game, as well as conventional meats. You can use whatever proteins you like, as long as there’s some Kielbasa sausage in there. But the main ingredient is fried sauerkraut!Read More →
Women never used to be mentioned in the same breath as ‘heart disease’. It was over-whelmingly men who suffered heart attacks and strokes. But in the new Millennium it seems women are catching up with men, in terms of cardio risk…Read More →
I am of two minds about a concept that I just became aware of last night. I was streaming episodes of Grey’s Anatomy with Sister Erin, and one of the characters mentioned a ‘Sushi Burrito’… I thought, at first, I had misheard the dialogue…Read More →
Tired of the same old potato dishes? Try the legendary Spanish preparation known as Tor-tilla Patatas! It’s not quite scalloped potatoes, nor Potatoes Anna, nor French Pommes Boul-angère… But it is easy, flavourful and filling. And goes with everything!Read More →
Could something as simple as prescribing more vitamin D for expectant mothers result in kids who are smarter at school age? A re-search team publishing its findings in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) says, “Yes!”Read More →
More Hash Brown secrets for you today! And they’re from pros who know… Recipe con-tributor Karla Walsh asked several seasoned break-fast chefs how they make their ‘famous’ hash browns – and they all said the same things!Read More →