ARTICLES BY MICHELLE ANN GELDER
Tips For Organizing Last Minute Meals
If you’ve had a bad day all day long and traffic coming home was a disaster too, when you finally do get home the first thing you hear is “What’s for dinner” You’re drained from your day and that’s the last thing you want to hear
(May 03, 2012)
Delve Into the Exotic Flavors of Greek Cuisine
Greek cuisine is your typical Mediterranean cuisine, with influences from Italy and the Middle East The basic grain is wheat but they have also been known to grow barley
(May 01, 2012)
Top Tips For Turkey Day in America
Next to the Fourth of July, the holiday that is quintessentially American is Thanksgiving Observed annually on the fourth Thursday of November, the day commemorates one of the great legends of American society, a harvest feast at which the colonizers known as Pilgrims invited their Native American neighbors to a feast at which they thanked God for their survival
(Mar 28, 2012)
Making Your Own Dog Treats
Making your own dog treats is very simple and less time consuming than taking a trip to your local grocery or pet store to pick up treats Naturally you want only the best for your favorite four legged canine but that does not mean you have to buy treats that are expensive
(Mar 16, 2012)
Tips and Tricks For Making Better Burgers
Summertime is grilling season The warm weather just seems to bring out the charcoal, the grills and the tantalizing aroma of food cooking to perfection on an open flame
(Feb 11, 2012)
Common Cooking Techniques Explained
When you move out on your own and you must prepare your own food, you will probably want to broaden your horizons and learn more about cooking so you can cook to impress family and friends Or maybe you just enjoy cooking and want to learn as much as you can about the processes involved in preparing a variety of culinary delights
(Feb 11, 2012)
Sandwiches Are Not Just For a Packed Lunch
When most people think of sandwiches, their thoughts probably immediately go to packed lunches That makes sense
(Feb 11, 2012)
Tips For Healthier Southern Cooking
Remember grandma’s cooking The awesome aromas and hearty flavors coming from her kitchen where certainly enticing and the entire family would hang around the kitchen until she finally shouted “Supper’s Ready
(Feb 11, 2012)
Tips For Preparing a Thanksgiving Turkey
It is almost that time of year again The air is getting cooler and the leaves are starting to change, which is a sign that the holidays will be fast approaching
(Feb 11, 2012)
Kitchen Fun for the Holidays & Everyday!
Believe it or not, you can actually have lots of fun in your kitchen You don’t need to always follow a recipe and standard items don’t have to be standard
(Feb 11, 2012)
15 Tips That Will Help You Make the Jump From Cook to Chef
Want to cook at home the way professional chefs do Then follow these techniques that will bring new flavor and polish to any meal cooking at home
(Feb 07, 2012)
Kitchen Tricks That Will Come in Handy During the Fall Season
Savvy cooks will love these tricks for rescuing leftover pumpkins, storing fall cheese, using skewers and lots more
Pumpkin Treats:
What's sadder than a leftover Halloween jack-o-lantern made from a pumpkin
(Feb 07, 2012)
Now's the Time For Fruit Pies & Chocolate Chip Cookies
Fruit pies and chocolate chip cookies are two of the most versatile desserts that you can serve up any time of the year, no matter what the festival or the season Here are some kitchen tips to make these desserts even more scrumptious
(Feb 07, 2012)
The Proper Use of Wine in Cooking Makes For Delightfully Delectable Dishes
Wine is one of civilization's oldest fermented beverages, yet many cooks and hosts steer clear of it because of fears of using it improperly with their meals Yet a few simple rules will allow anyone to enjoy the fruit of the vine in cooking and entertaining
(Feb 06, 2012)
The Perfect Cut Makes a Perfect Meal: Tips For Choosing the Right Cut of Meat
How to choose quality food is one of a cook's most important lessons The quality of the ingredients that go into a meal determine its taste, texture, aroma and healthfulness
(Feb 06, 2012)
Cuban Cuisine Offers a Rich Blend of Cultures
Like its neighbor to the west, Mexico, the island of Cuba has been a land where many cultures have collided with one another The distinctive culinary traditions of Cuba are the delicious result of this interaction
(Feb 06, 2012)
Indian Cuisine Lays Emphasis on Vegetables and Spices
Indian food has become incredibly popular all around the world in the past two decades In fact, a few years back a British survey found that Britons had actually become addicted to spicy foods as a result of eating so much curry and vindaloo
(Feb 06, 2012)
Kosher Food: Key to Jewish Faith and Culture
Along with holidays and music, kosher food represents a key to Jewish faith and culture Like the food practices of Hindus and Muslims, kosher food for Jews stems from their religious beliefs
(Feb 06, 2012)
Tips For Cooking Succulent, Tender Turkey
Most amateur cooks may feel completely overwhelmed at the prospect of cooking a turkey for the family Thanksgiving dinner Shouldn’t cooking a turkey best left to more experienced cooks
(Feb 06, 2012)
Tips For Finding the Best Sushi in Any City
When it comes to the Japanese delicacy known as Sushi, people either love it or they hate it There's just no in between and this is probably because Sushi is made from raw fish and other ingredients that evoke strong reactions of love and hate
(Feb 06, 2012)
Food Safety in the Kitchen is Non-Negotiable
Paleontologists – scientists who study fossils – now think that a diet rich in meat protein led to the divergence of human species from our ape ancestors Whether we actually hunted our prehistoric prey as some maintain or scavenged the rich marrow of bones left by other predators as others claim, the results were the same: Meat made humans what we are today
(Feb 06, 2012)
Mexican Cooking: A Melting Pot of Diverse Cultures
Mexican food – authentic ones, and not those watered-down fast-food tacos and breakfast burritos either – have enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent years Mexico has a rich history influenced by different cultures and this has brought about a unique taste that cannot be mistaken for anything else
(Dec 25, 2011)
How to Cook With Wine
Contrary to what you might think, cooking with wine is simple Now that we got that out of the way, budding cooks can gain a lot when they learn how to cook with wine
(Dec 25, 2011)
Ten Must-Have Herb and Seasonings
With the sheer number of seasonings out there, people are intimidated and confused as to what herb goes with what food The following is a list of ten indispensable herbs and seasonings beyond the usual salt and pepper
(Dec 25, 2011)
Italian Cuisine is Not Just Pizza and Spaghetti
Italian cuisine is much more than just the usual fare of pizza and spaghetti that we are all familiar with It is actually comparable in complexity and sophistication to French cuisine
(Dec 25, 2011)