Entries by ChrisS

Raspberry Cream Cheese Jalapeno Poppers

BY BRITTANY GRAHAM  –  fox13now.com Grill master Susie Bulloch shows us how to make one of her favorite tailgating recipes. For more from her go here.   Raspberry Cream Cheese Jalapeno Poppers Fresh jalapenos are halved and seeded before being stuffed with cream cheese and raspberry jam then wrapped in bacon. The sweet and spicy […]

Benefits Of Pickles For Health

Reprinted from an article appearing on asianetindia.com Pickles have always been a part and parcel of our lives. The simultaneous amalgamation of sweet, spice and sour flavours on one’s palate is every Indian foodie’s delight. Pickles are made with oil, salt and sugar content along with other hot spices.Adding one or two dollops of pickle […]

Carnegie Deli is hiring a pickle mascot

By Chris Perez and Sophia Rosenbaum – nypost.com September 14, 2015 | 1:22am   Carnegie Deli, which was forced to close in April after it was caught illegally siphoning gas from Con Ed, will hold interviews for its first-ever pickle mascot on Wednesday ahead of its reopening next month. “Applicants can be green, as in inexperienced, […]

Pickles In India – As Varied And Diverse As The Country Itself

www.huffington.in Name any ingredient and some region of India probably has a pickle recipe for that. Think back to your childhood and about pickles in particular – from the special bottles, known as barnis, to the faint aroma of the spices that our grandmums used, pickles are about more than just taste and flavour. They […]

Packaged seaweed salad makes a perfect base for beefy tacos

J.m. Hirsch, Ap Food Editor – reprinted from www.timesunion.com Can you handle just one more Asian-fusion taco? You’re rolling your eyes. I know. But what if it’s one that’s easy enough and delicious enough to truly be worth making at home? Truth is, most of the popular Tex-Mex-Asian blends have been produced in food trucks […]

This Dutch Family Has Been Pickling Vegetables Longer Than You

BY CRISTIANA TERWILLIGER – Munchies.com There’s at least one food truck on every street corner these days, but driving around with a cart full of edible items is hardly a new concept. Being a food vendor in the Netherlands has been an occupation here since 1850. Roasted chestnuts, fish, and pastries used to be sold […]

A different kind of cucumber: Sea cucumber operation gets more than $30,000 from province

Staff, The Telegram – atlanticfarmfocus.ca CAPE BROYLE  – Cape Broyle Sea Products Ltd. is getting a cash injection from the provincial government to help with its sea cucumber operation on the Southern Shore. The $30,157 grant comes out of the Fisheries Technology and New Opportunities Program, and will help the company hire consultants to look at technology […]

Recipe Exchange: 3 courses for a delicious dinner

Margaret Warr, News Journal correspondent Doris Melton shares the ultimate lemon sour cream pound cake made with fresh lemon juice and topped with a light lemon glaze. Her friend makes this cake every year for her mother’s birthday. She raves that this cake is one of the best she has ever tasted. The baked chicken […]

Reporter’s Notebook: Spicy assignment too much to stomach

By Anthony Clark Carpio  —  hbindependent.com I’m willing to try anything once, especially when it comes to food. Being Filipino, I’ve naturally tried balut, a common Philippines dish consisting of a duck embryo that is boiled and eaten in the shell. I’ve had fermented, or stinky, tofu, a popular dish at the 626 Night Market […]