Category: Food Facts – Food History

RECIPE: Individual Spinach Soufflés With Sun-Dried Tomato

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[1] This spinach soufflé is made with sautéed whole spinach leaves (photo © Bella Sun Luci). Fresh spinach, rather than frozen chopped spinach, gives the soufflé its pizzazz (photo © Good Eggs). [3] Sundried tomatoes should look like this: bright red and moist. If yours start to dry out and turn color, place in a…
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TIP OF THE DAY: Authentic Greek Salad Recipe & The “American” Greek Salad

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[1] The real deal: an authentic Greek salad from Little Cooking Tips. Here’s the recipe. [2] We love how Dishing Delish has arranged the Greek salad ingredients like a Cobb salad. Here’s her recipe for the Best Greek Salad Dressing. [3] We also love this deconstructed Greek salad: an appetizer on a romaine wedge. Here’s…
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TIP OF THE DAY: Pimm’s Cup, The Classic British Summer Drink

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[1] A bottle of Pimm’s No. 1 Cup and an approximation of the original drink, with a Mason jar standing in for the tankard. Here are recipe variations from Brit.co. [2] A modern interpretation, with so much fruit that it rivals sangria. Here are more variations from Chilled Magazine. [3] Here’s the recipe from Joy…
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