Favorite dishes, lost to Katrina's floods, now reclaimed in new cookbook
McClatchy Newspapers
2/23/2009, by Bill Daley
Chicago Tribune (MCT) - Three-and-a-half years after Hurricane Katrina devastated the city, a still-recovering New Orleans may not be up to belting out "laissez les bon temps rouler" _ let the good times roll _ with all its usual gusto. But this year's Mardi Gras will surely be tastier, thanks to a ...
Try Dutch oven for tenderness
McClatchy Newspapers
2/23/2009, by Susan Selasky
Detroit Free Press (MCT) - Braising and Dutch ovens go hand in hand. A Dutch oven, said by some researchers to have been named for the Dutch settlers in Pennsylvania who used similar pots, is a large kettle-type vessel that has a tight-fitting lid. The heavy lid prevents steam from escaping, ...
An explosion of flavor: Bacon lovers will jump, as will their arteries, on this recipe
McClatchy Newspapers
2/23/2009, by Joe Atkinson
Daily Press (Newport News, Va.) (MCT) - I have a reputation among my friends and co-workers as something of a bacon enthusiast _ OK, fine, a bacon freak. And it's true. I love bacon.
My fiancee, Melissa, and I even have a bacon pennant hanging on our kitchen wall. It's like a sports pennant, but ...
Perfect pancakes: Pointers, steps and strategies to make the hottest hot cakes
McClatchy Newspapers
2/23/2009, by Bill Daley
Chicago Tribune (MCT) - The secret to making perfect pancakes is obvious, according to Carla Connett: "The very simple way to put it is that they're not made from a box or a mix," explained Connett, owner of Hotcakes Cafe in Wilmette, Ill., and Green Bay Cafe in Winnetka, Ill. "The perfect pancakes ...
Alternative lawns can save water
McClatchy Newspapers
2/17/2009, by Laura Casey
Contra Costa Times (MCT) - It may be time to rethink that large expanse of green growing in front of your house. As people are forced to cut back their water usage, they may look to get rid of their homes' biggest water user. And sorry, lawn, that's you.
There are several alternatives to a ...
Dollar Wise: Payoff after month of $100 food budget goes beyond money
McClatchy Newspapers
2/16/2009, by Nancy Visser
The Dallas Morning News (MCT) - How to make a low-budget margarita: Mix two shots of tequila, two lime Popsicles (minus the sticks) and some ginger ale. Blend. Pour. Skip the garnish.
That's one lesson my husband, Guy, and I learned in January when we set a $100 food budget for the entire month. ...
Mac & Cheese: What's not to love?
McClatchy Newspapers
2/16/2009, by Kathleen Purvis
McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) - Who doesn't love macaroni & cheese? Ask pretty much anybody to list their favorite comfort foods and good ol' M&C will be right up there with mashed potatoes, pot roast and PB&J. It may be one of the only foods where meat lovers and vegetarians can actually find common ...
Popcorn picks
McClatchy Newspapers
2/16/2009, by Ellen Boeke
Better Homes and Gardens (MCT) - Before the stars hit the red carpet for the Oscars on Feb. 22, try assembling one of these economical, comforting and zippy popcorn concoctions from Better Homes and Gardens magazine. Or get rave reviews on family movie night with this all-star cast of nibbles. Just ...
Comforting food for couples on a budget
McClatchy Newspapers
2/16/2009, by Renee Enna
Chicago Tribune (MCT) - Love is always worth a celebration. But how about a celebration that focuses on the love, not the credit card? Nor does it have to be exclusively for lovebirds. Maybe it's time to celebrate the month of love with children, good friends, parents and cousins. (Though, please, ...
Salmon makes healthy sense
McClatchy Newspapers
2/16/2009, by Susan Selasky
Detroit Free Press (MCT) - February is American Heart Month and the American Heart Association is urging people to eat more fish, especially fish that is high in omega 3 fatty acids. These fats are referred to as good fats because they lower bad cholesterol and increase good cholesterol.
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