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7 results : Sorted by date Results for tag "meat"
Friday fundamentals: meat rest
Cooked meat has been through a lot. Exposure to heat excites cells, alters secondary and tertiary peptide bonds (science!) and denatures proteins. Makes them contract. It can be messy business and is why a freshly cooked, cut steak spills so much juice on your cutting board. To make sure that... (more)
.wine- recipes, wine pairings and thoughts on food   |   Greg Turner   |   26 Sep 2008
Buying Organic? You’re wasting your money.
As both a mother and a foodie, it is important to me to buy the best food possible for my family. This means foods in their most delicious, nutritious, and safe states, all while sticking to an ever-decreasing food budget. I don’t live within a reasonable distance to any great... (more)
chaos in the kitchen   |   katie   |   12 Jul 2008
Doctor’s Prescription in Spain: More Meat, More Wine, More Fat, More Excitement
I can’t even start this post without smiling, because the experience was so odd and enjoyable, the mere thought of it brings a big broad toothy grin to my face. My cat is even looking at me odd as I giggle alone, thoroughly enjoying the moment. I’ll let you in on my little secret, I... (more)
Catavino   |   Gabriella   |   22 May 2008
Chill Weekend with Friends and Family
It’s been awhile since we really blogged. You know the original blog post, a wrap up of the blogger’s life and ideas that pop in their heads. Usually we write in a more educational manner trying our best to educate. Today is different. This weekend we had a perfect storm of visitors.... (more)
Catavino   |   Ryan   |   5 May 2008
Meatout? Hell, No!
One of those strange coincidences. First, today is the annual observance of Meatout. What is Meatout?"Meatout is an international observance helping individuals evolve to a wholesome, nonviolent diet of fruits, vegetables, whole grains. The purpose is to expose the public to the joys and... (more)
A Passionate Foodie   |   Richard A.   |   20 Mar 2008
Grass-Fed or Not?
This is a food post, really, because this here wine-lover drinks only in the context of a meal. In this case, it’s a tale of two steaks: one grain-finished, one exclusively pasture-raised and grass-fed. Before I tell the rest, I should say that I’m a Michael Pollan fanatic. The... (more)
Tasting Notes - CHOW   |   Daniel Duane   |   6 Mar 2008
Venison food and wine pairing
Venison food and wine pairingIn the San Marcos Record article entitled 'A Hunter's Cuisine,' Melissa Dunson offers tips on preparing a variety of venison-based meals, including hints on how cooks can work with the wild game's natural flavor.Local hunters, processors and the Department of... (more)
Wine & Stories from the Vineyard   |   Kathleen Lisson, CSW   |   22 Feb 2008



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