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      Rakhi Sawant - Cookery Show Host ?
      These days Rakhi Sawant is playing the role of a chat show. But if all goes according to plan, then she will also be seen on a cookery show soon. Rakhi is in talks with a production house for a show that will use her sex appeal to showcase her cooking talents. A source reveals, “Rakhi has been getting various offers to do reality television. At the moment, she’s busy with her chat show. But sh

      Written by: Latest BollyWood


      JESSICA ALBA - ALBA TAKES INDIAN COOKERY CLASS
      JESSICA ALBA is planning to spice up her life when she becomes a first-time mum this summer (08) - by mastering Indian cookery. The heavily-pregnant actress kicked off a series of culinary classes at popular Hollywood restaurant Flavour of India on Monday (05May08). The Fantastic Four star developed a taste for India while starring in Mike Myers’ [...]

      Written by: Top Women


      Cookery books and a culinary challenge
      Not content with devising the Russian Reading Challenge for this year, Sharon at Ex Libris has created another great but completely different challenge, one that I was powerless to resist: The Soup's On Culinary Challenge. The challenge is to review six cookery books in a year, starting from April 1st. You don't have to read them cover to cover but give an impression of the sort of book they are. And, since we are talking cookery books here, you also have to make at least one recipe from them. That was what swung it for me, as I am slipping back into prepacked ready meals already this year and need a push to get creative - and less lazy- in the kitchen.I love food and I also love to cook; little makes me feel more contented and at peace with the world than baking a cake. And as a result I

      Written by: Eloise by the Book Piles


      Adventures in Indian cookery, Egg Korma
      I haven't participated in any food blog events for awhile and have been feeling a bit rusty. I came across Taste & Create hosted by For the Love of Food and fell in love with the idea. The event pairs two food bloggers together and each must visit the other's blog. You find a recipe from the other person's blog and make it, then blog about it. This month I am paired with Shella from

      Written by: Eating Out Loud


      How to Keep your Cookery and Washroom Clean
      As an experienced homemaker it’s unavoidable that occasionally your favorite garb gets stained especially if you’re working in those grungy cookeries. So, it’s of great importance if you will keep your kitchen free of nasty grime and grubbiness. It’s also your sole responsibility to keep your home hygienic and spotless to have a germfree workplace. In this case, if you want to take away the household dirt from your workroom then you have to wear an apron to protect yourself and your clothes too from harmful soluble cleansing agents. And after cleaning the kitchen area, your bathroom needs to be clean as well. After cleaning all those messy parts in your house it’s time to put a fabric shower curtains in your washroom to have a fresh look around the house and you can grab your first-class curtains from Cozy Homewares. And It’s free shipping within the USA.

      Written by: Mobile Depot


      Gingerly Cooking... From Cookery Show
      The symptoms were there but it was not known to me or to my family for quite many months until last week. Like many people I had been unknowingly affected by cooking shows and it was too obvious not to see what I was doing. The first sign of it showed on one weekend morning when I realised I was talking to myself. I had been making our favourite breakfast Upma. “First we chop these ‘lovely’

      Written by: Monsoon Spice


      10 Tips On Proper Herb And Spice Cookery
      Simple rules in herb and spice cookery must be observed for more satisfying results.1. Begin experimenting with herbs and spices sparingly un­til you learn what they can do for food. Their effect can be subtle and elusive, but if used with a heavy hand, they can be overwhelming.2. Herbs and spices contain volatile flavors which are lost if they are kept too hang. Buy them in small quantities and keep them tightly covered at all times.3. Start with about 1/4 teaspoon dried herbs in a dish for four people. When using fresh herbs, use about three to four times this quantity. 4. Cutting, crushing or mincing fresh herbs bring out the volatile oils and true flavors.5. For foods which are not to be cooked such as vegetable juices, add herbs well in advance — even overnight — of serving time. The herbs may be tied in a cheesecloth bag and removed from the juice just before serving.6. For a quickly cooked dish or for a salad, moisien the herbs first with a little milk, unsalted butter,

      Written by: Book of Tips - Find helpful tips that can help you with your daily activities.


      | Resep | Spiritual Cookery
      Spiritual Cookery(Resep Online) - "I then asked (Dr. Steiner), 'How can it happen that the spiritual impulse, and especially the inner schooling, for which you are constantly providing stimulus and guidance bear so little fruit? Why do the people concerned give so little evidence of spiritual experience, in spite of all their efforts? Why, worst of all, is the will for action, for the carrying out of these spiritual impulses, so weak?'"Then came the thought-provoking and surprising answer: 'This is a problem of nutrition. Nutrition as it is today does not supply the strength necessary for manifesting the spirit in physical life. A bridge can no longer be built from thinking to will and action.'"We all know that "you are what you eat"; and many of us are becoming aware that this maxim has a spiritual as well as a physical dimension. We know we simply feel better when we eat well - when our bodies, rather than our minds, dictate what we should eat or not eat. Many of us have experien

      Written by: Indonesian Recipes


      Simple Italian Cookery
      Although unrelated to Fannie Farmer, I have posted recipes from "Simple Italian Cookery" by Antonia Isola, 1912, at simpleitaliancookery.blogspot.com. This is the first Italian cookbook published in the United States.

      Written by: Fannie Farmer Cooking


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