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A Mediterranean Diet Can Cut Heart Attacks by 30%
My good friend Mnem Osyne sent me this article a couple of days ago (which you must read). A fellow foodie, she reminds all health aficionados who have known this from time immemorial: a generous splash of a good extra … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Health
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Meanderings on Supermarket Duping, Reading Labels and Eating Simply
By now you will all have heard about the “horse meat” scandal still unfurling all over Europe. Though there is nothing wrong with horse meat (in fact it’s leaner, sweeter, tender, low in fat and higher in protein than beef) … Continue reading
Posted in Ecology, Environmental Issue, Food, Health
Tagged Horse meat, Michael Pollan, Misleading Labels, porcine DNA, Simple Living, Supermarket Trickery
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A Japanese Salad Tale
The birth of my Japanese salad, in so many words: I have to say that I did stumble on this concept a while ago during some experiments on fermented vegetables. I was trying to make a simple gingered red cabbage … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Fun, Health, Recipes
Tagged baby spinach, balsamic reduction, celeriac, fennel, Ginger, Japanese salad, lime juice, radicchio, raspberry vinegar, red cabbage, rice vinegar, rocket, rucola, sesame oil
85 Comments
Italian Delights
I love Italian food. Perhaps it’s because my great-great grandfather came from the Piedmont area, perhaps I just love to eat. It’s hard to select particular dishes from the Italian repertoire as their cooking is incredibly regionalized so don’t be … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Health, Recipes
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The Delicious World of Potato Gratins
At its simplest, a gratin is merely thickly sliced potatoes, whole milk (or cream, even double, if you wish) and a few dollops of butter nicely spread on top, then oven! Add herbs or spices or both, and a handful … Continue reading
Foraging: Living Off the Fat of the Land
Noun 1. foraging – the act of searching for food and provisions. The prices of staple foods such as rice & wheat could stay high for the next three years, hindering the battle against poverty, a top World Bank official … Continue reading
Good Mood Foods
I like the types of foods that would boost moods in these recessionary (and uncertain) times. Recent research has confirmed the existence of a link between eating certain types of foods and the act of feeling better, relaxed and even … Continue reading
The Abortion Divide Across Both Sides of the Atlantic
There has been quite a bit of heated discussions on the abortion divide during the last month, fueled on the one hand by the usual turgid Republican stance on it and on the other by Rep Akin’s insane pronouncement on … Continue reading
Olive Oil and Goodness
There have been numerous researches on the wonders of olive oil and this site here sheds more light on the suspected association between olive oil-rich Mediterranean diets and reductions in breast cancer risk among other things. Good quality extra-virgin olive … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Health
Tagged Health Benefits from a Mediterannean Diet, Olive Oil, US Olive Oil Sites
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Rice, its History and 3 Knockout Recipes
Firstly, rice is that rare food which is gluten-free, though one has to be careful when reading labels: some producers use various coatings to enrich it and I would suggest to check carefully if you are gluten-intolerant. Since white rice … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Health, History, Recipes
Tagged coconut rice, nasi goreng, Paella, Sushi
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