15 iPhone Apps For Food Lovers

Posted by Potato Chef on Jan 23rd, 2012
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

If you’re a food lover and you’ve got an iPhone to boot, you’ll be delighted by the many iPhone apps designed to gastronomically delight the foodie. We don’t have an exact count of just how many food apps are there, but here are 12 fantastic ones that you should try and get. 1. Seafood Watch [...]

15 Safety Tips for Consuming Leftover Food

Posted by Potato Chef on Jan 14th, 2012
Recipe type: Eggplant Recipes

Are leftovers a staple in your home? While eating leftovers can save you money throughout the year and keep you from spending every night in the kitchen, they can also be dangerous if caution is not taken. Below are 15 safety tips for consuming leftover food. Make sure that you are your family are safely [...]

5 Food-Related Gift Ideas

Posted by Potato Chef on Dec 20th, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

Toys and gadgets always make great gifts, but something that most people really enjoy is eating. Eating is related to a lot of human emotions and rituals: family life, dates, good time with friends. So what’s better to build relationships and develop memories than food-related gifts? Here are some gift ideas that are not toys [...]

Choosing the Right Diet for a Liver Cancer Diagnosis

Posted by Lpaholski on Dec 15th, 2011
Recipe type: Vegetarian Recipe

A liver cancer diagnosis can bring with it a lot of decisions about treatment options and serious lifestyle changes. And thinking about changing your diet after your diagnosis may not even be on your radar. But making dietary changes and then sticking to healthy food choices is even more important after your diagnosis than it [...]

5 Reasons You Should Start a Community Kitchen In Your Area

Posted by Potato Chef on Dec 11th, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

A community kitchen is simply an organized effort by a group of people who live in the same area to get together on a regular basis and cook. It can be at the local community center or even at someone’s house, though no matter where it is held, the benefits to everyone involved are huge. [...]

Panna Cotta: A Treat to the Palate

Posted by Potato Chef on Dec 1st, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

Whoever has tried Panna Cotta while visiting the sunny Italy will never forget that taste: soft, sweet and creamy. Actually, the dessert has become so popular all over the world, that you don’t have to go abroad to be able to taste it. Just visit any Italian restaurant in your own home town and it [...]

7 Foods That Help You With Pain Management

Posted by Potato Chef on Nov 14th, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

We’re sure you have heard of medications and different non-medical therapies to manage pain, but eating certain foods to manage pain? If this is a new one for you, then it’s no surprise. People are getting tired of popping pills to manage chronic pain. Recent research has thrown up some very interesting information that has [...]

Eating Habits Across The World

Posted by Potato Chef on Nov 6th, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

Food is one of the greatest pleasures in life, as any global foodie will be only too happy to tell you. Still, once you get used to a certain way of eating and are accustomed to eating certain foods, it’s hard to adjust to a different eating habit. Here’s some great information for the global [...]

5 Tips For Making Your First Recipe Book

Posted by Potato Chef on Nov 6th, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

Not all of us have the skill and knack for cooking, and this is why most people rely on a good cookbook to help decide what to make as well as what ingredients to use. If you are more the type who prefers to be the master of your own kitchen and your friends seem [...]

Easy Meals for the Manic Moving Week

Posted by Potato Chef on Oct 29th, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

The weeks leading up to the day of the big house move are usually manic. In between packing up all of your belongings, you need to invite the neighbors over for one last hurrah and have dinner with a couple of your closest friends before you leave. All the while, your kids are doing the [...]

Quick Meals for the Busy Family

Posted by Potato Chef on Oct 26th, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

When your daily schedule is jam-packed with work, school and family, dinner often becomes an afterthought. For many parents, a drive-through is their most frequent dinner source—which means that many families rely on fast food several times a week. Eating out on a regular basis isn’t just expensive—it’s unhealthy. Cooking more at home can be [...]

Healthy Ways to Cook Potatoes

Posted by Potato Chef on Oct 24th, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

The potato is a staple in many ethnic diets. However over the years, the potato has taken quite a beating as low-carb dieters and those looking to trim fat have admonished it. But frying potatoes isn’t the only way to cook them. Try out a couple of these healthier ways to reintroduce the spud back [...]

9 Tips for Getting Your Kids to Each Vegetables

Posted by Potato Chef on Oct 21st, 2011
Recipe type: Easy And Best Recipes

Every parent’s battle is getting their children to eat vegetables. There are countless arguments that take place at the dinner table every single night because kids simply refuse to eat their peas and carrots. Is this your battle? Are you looking for ways to encourage your child to eat more vegetables? If so, this article [...]

8 Things You Should Take Care of While Buying Seafood

Posted by Potato Chef on Oct 18th, 2011
Recipe type: Seafood

Seafood is the choice of many when it comes to delicacies. Unfortunately, the price of the seafood keeps most from enjoying it on a day to day basis. When those special times call for seafood and you are out buying it, there are a few things that you need to keep in mind. The following [...]

5 Great Meal Ideas for Vegetarians

Posted by Potato Chef on Oct 17th, 2011
Recipe type: Vegetarian Recipe

Whether you have invited friends over for dinner and have found out they are vegetarian, or perhaps you have recently decided to make a change to vegetarianism yourself, it can be hard to think of creative ways to put together tasty, nutritious and filling meals. Meat is not the key element you might think it [...]

A Dessert Worthy of Christmas

Posted by Potato Chef on Oct 13th, 2011
Recipe type: Potato Salad

When you are planning your Christmas day celebrations it can be easy to get lost in the turkey and all its trimmings, but make sure you spare a thought for the dessert. Did you know that dessert is, arguably, the course that most people look forward to? So before you send out your invitations and [...]

Daily Cooking with Healthy Vegetables

Posted by Potato Chef on Sep 8th, 2011
Recipe type: Potato Facts Nutrition Information

From the daily recommendation of ‘Five a day’ to those who believe that nine portions of fresh vegetables (excluding potatoes) are essential for health, we all agree that including vegetables in our daily eating plan is necessary for improved and sustained levels of health. Green leafy vegetables There is a sad irony inherent in these [...]

Silencing the Critics of the Lamb

Posted by Lpaholski on Sep 6th, 2011
Recipe type: Potato Salad

I’ve never been to New Zealand, so maybe they have no idea what a good ol’ jumbo breaded tenderloin tastes like, but I am pretty sure that most Americans have no idea what a great dish made from lamb tastes like, either. The Kiwis export more lamb to the United States than we produce domestically. [...]

Great Potato Famine Of Ireland

Posted by Potato Chef on Sep 3rd, 2011
Recipe type: Potato Facts Nutrition Information

The Great Famine of Ireland was a time of mass disease, starvation and emigration that lasted from 1845 to 1852. This period was called the Irish Potato Famine by countries outside Ireland. The great potato famine is considered the watershed event in the history of Ireland with its effects permanently changing the island’s political, demographic, [...]

Snacking for Students

Posted by Michael on Aug 16th, 2011
Recipe type: Potato Salad

Good, healthy food is important for every human, but for students, it’s a necessity. More often than not, grabbing a bag of sliders or tacos is the norm for students who have to juggle classes, assignments and other activities. And even if you’re a student who takes classes online, finding the time to cook is [...]

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