Own A Restaurant? Two Reasons Why You Should Keep Dry Ice On Hand

6 April 2017
Categories: Food & Cooking, Blog

As a business owner, you know how important it is to keep the tools of your trade on hand. You likely take special pains to check and double check your inventory each month, making sure that you have everything you need to get the job done. However, while you may have purchased all of the ingredients for the food that your restaurant serves along with elaborate knives and kitchen tools for preparation purposes, it may not have crossed your mind to purchase dry ice. Read More

Rustic, Quick, And Fruity: 3 Breads To Have On Hand For Your Next Luncheon

30 March 2017
Categories: , Blog

If you're throwing a luncheon, and want to serve some unusual breads, then a good idea would be to find a bakery that specializes in breads and get a few different styles of bread. Instead of serving dinner rolls and regular white bread, you could impress your guests with a variety of foreign style breads that they will love. Here are three styles to consider. A Rustic Bread: Pugliese A rustic bread is always a visually impressive bread. Read More

Three Questions To Ask During Your Interviews With Prospective Wedding Caterers

10 March 2017
Categories: Food & Cooking, Blog

During the interviews with various caterers, it can be easy to forget to ask all of the questions you need to determine which caterer will be best for your wedding reception. To help ensure you cover all your bases, here are some questions that you might forget during the catering interviews. Will the Caterer Set the Tables? It might seem that the caterer should be automatically responsible for setting the tables. Read More

Perfect Wine Pairings For Your Party Or Function

3 March 2017
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If you are planning a party, plan on serving some wine. The key to serving wine is to know what to serve with it, as well as what doesn't pair well with particular-types of wine. Visit wine shops and specialty grocers to find delicious wines for your upcoming event. Some wines that pair well for a party include: A crisp white. Crisp white wines, like Chardonnay or Pinot Grigio, work well with rich foods as the acidity cuts the fatty flavors. Read More

teaching your kids how to cook

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My husband doesn't know how to cook. His mother never taught him the basics of cooking, so when he is hungry, I have to cook for him or he has to have something that doesn't require any cooking skills whatsoever. I didn't want my son to end up this way, so I started teaching him how to cook at the age of 5. Over the years, my son has gotten to be very good at cooking lots of things. If you have a son or daughter that you want to teach how to cook, this blog can help. You will find recipes and tips that will help all of you succeed.