We recently brought you an overview of a new effort in the food industry to ‘Upcycle’ food that would otherwise be wasted. A great idea but I and others predicted that it would take some time to catch on. No such pessimism on part of the guys who revolutionized the marketing of furniture…Read More →
Here’s a little feature we all need to know about that can make using one of the handiest gadgets in the kitchen safer to use – especially these days when more and more of us are cooking for ourselves, or at least heating up pre-made stuff for the gang in our isolation bubbles…Read More →
This past week alone I’ve seen at least three stories go by on the medical and nutrition news feeds about how important it is to eat fewer refined flours and more Whole Grains. If Whole Grains are so important to our health, and that of the whole world around us, why don’t we just do it?Read More →
Remember a time, back about a year and a half ago, when other Chicken and Burger chains started to bring out copy-cat ‘simple’ Fried Chicken Breast Sandwiches in competition with Chick-Fil-A’s famous, original ‘just chicken and pickles on a bun’ belly-buster?Read More →
If last night’s Leftovers sound like a total non-starter for Breakfast this morning, stop and think… And remember my simple rules for making any Leftovers into yummy, filling Breakfasts. I’ve come to consider making Leftovers into Breakfast one of the great challenges of life in a COVID-19 bubble…Read More →
Outside of Baking Powder Biscuits, I don’t think there’s any menu item that’s more ubiquitous or beloved than Cornbread. One reason for that may be that it’s adaptable to almost any meal menu. And that makes it a great ‘variety’ option to regular bread, rolls and other baked products…Read More →
NASA, the U.S. Space Administration, is planning for long-duration space missions to Mars or to settle the Moon. And they ‘re partnering with the Canadian Space Agency to draw from the minds of foodies everywhere new and creative technologies to feed a crew of 4 for up to 3 years…Read More →
Few modern-day Christians who are not clergy or theologians will be able to tell you, right off the tops of their heads, what February 2 signifies. It is also, of course, the Feast of Candlemas, 40 days after Christmas Day. And the traditional celebration has nothing to do with the weather…Read More →