Pickled Cucumber

06/12/2024

04/12/2024

Some starters for your next . What are your favorite ones?
Happy , everyone!

03/12/2024

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09/11/2024

What restaurant has the best tunes, in your opinion?

“ can also bias diners’ food perception, and even background noise can change how people taste food, according to a study conducted in 2019 by Charles Spence, an experimental psychologist at the University of Oxford.

“Play classical music, and people are likely to spend more,” Mr. Spence said. “Play ethnically congruent music, and the dishes may taste more authentic.”

Owners are putting more thought than ever into the music playing through their speakers, sometimes tapping professionals for help.

07/11/2024

“We should just be thankful for being together. I think that’s what they mean by Thanksgiving, Charlie Brown.”

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05/11/2024

What happens when your husband gets bored?
He cooks a delish meal just for fun of it.

Bean-vegetable soup
Eggplant Parmesan
Roasted Veggies

01/11/2024

Yams vs. Sweet Potatoes: What's the Difference?

Sweet potato and yam are not the same but often used interchangeably in the United States. Two types of sweet potatoes: firm and soft.

Firm sweet potatoes are orange-fleshed and firmer. The soft, paler-fleshed sweet potatoes, called yams, have a creamy and fluffy texture after cooking.

What Are Yams?
Yams, not commonly found in U.S., have rough, brown skin, either white or purple flesh, and are starchier and drier in comparison to sweet potatoes. They are not that sweet. Yams are closely related to lilies and grasses.

What Are Sweet Potatoes?
When Columbus came to America in 1492, Native Americans were growing sweet potatoes. By the 16th century, sweet potatoes were being cultivated in the southern states, where they became a staple in the traditional cuisine. Sweet potatoes are slim and tapered with fairly thin, edible skin.

01/11/2024

Apples, pagan festivities and marriage. are often associate with , which could partially stem from the seasonality of the fruit. But the significance of apples is also deep-rooted in mythology and folklore. Celtic and Pagan tradition placed apples as powerful sources for divination and prophecy, and when the Roman’s came to Britain, they brought their own prophetic associations with the humble fruit.

On the 1st of November, the Romans celebrated a harvest festival dedicated to the goddess Pomona, goddess of plenty and abundance. Part of the festivities involved unmarried, young people attempting to bite into an apple floating in water or suspended from a string. The first to bite into the apple would be deemed next in line to marry. This tradition became embedded in Celtic festivals, like Samhain, and has naturally been adopted into Halloween celebrations. One of the colloquial names given to the 31st October, in Britain at least, was ‘Snap-Apple Night’, deriving from this practice, and later developing into the modern Halloween game of ‘Bobbing-for-Apples’.

31/10/2024

How about some Turkish ice cream?

31/10/2024

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