Spicy Chocolate Fondue Recipe With Churros & The History Of Churrros
Spicy chocolate fondue recipe with churros, plus the history of churros.
Category: Food Facts – Food History
TIP OF THE DAY: Vadouvan
This simple blend, from IngredientFinder.com, contains only four ingredients: cumin, garlic, fenugreek and onion. We must admit, this was a new one for us. We received a recipe for deviled eggs for our consideration. One of the ingredients: vadouvan. Vadou-what? We had to look it up. Vadouvan, also called French curry, is a French…
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RECIPE: Apple Streusel Bundt Cake
Remember the Tunnel Of Fudge Cake, a chocolate bundt cake with an inner circle of chocolate pudding? Here’s a sophisticated version for fall: a Bundt cake with a circle of apple streusel‡ (photos #4 and #5). Celebrate fall’s apple harvest with this apple Bundt recipe from Zulka, a family-owned business that makes premium sugar. National…
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Medjool Dates, Nature’s Candy & The History of Dates
Foodies who like lusciousness—not to mention fitness fans looking for a natural source of post-workout muscle recovery—may want to reach for one of the world’s oldest-cultivated fruits: Medjool dates. Dates are one of the first cultivated foods, and so naturally sweet that they’ve earned the nicknames “nature’s candy” and “the world’s first candy.” Sure, they’re…
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FOOD 101: Ceviche Vs. Tiradito & The History
When you live in a ceviche culture, what do you do for something new? Ceviche, raw seafood marinated in lime juice with onions and other vegetables, is the national dish of Peru—and our favorite food. But what’s tiradito? Here, ceviche vs. tiradito and a brief history of them. While the variations in ceviche recipes seem…
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