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Sunday, May 25th, 2008
To have a dinner in one of many acclaimed Las Vegas restaurants is another reason to travel to Vegas. Paris and New York are probably culinary capitals of the world, but Las Vegas offers quintessence of all best culinary from around the world in its array of internationally acclaimed names of chefs and venues. If you love fine dining in elegant surroundings, if you want to have gourmet for breakfast, lunch and dinner, if you wish to try best of different cuisines - Las Vegas is the place to be. Just look at long list of Las Vegas restaurants and you would realize that you have to spend at least a couple weeks in Vegas to have a bite in all best of them. Here are my personal favorites.
Le Cirque and Picasso at Bellagio Hotel are both offer fantastic culinary experiences, both have AAA Five Diamond awards for many years and both stylishly designed. For over a quarter century, Le Cirque has remained the gustatory temple at the epicenter of New York’s social, business and power dining scenes. Ringmaster Sirio Maccioni, long recognized as the “world’s most charismatic restaurateur,” brought his culinary magic to Las Vegas with a high respect to exquisite French cuisine.
Full article at 10 Reasons To Travel To Vegas
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Friday, May 16th, 2008
Many people know that the basic ingredients of the dish are cheese and pasta. Easy dinner ideas that use these basics along with a few other ingredients not only help you make a meal in no time at all. They also help you make a really inexpensive dinner that the whole family will enjoy.
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Monday, April 21st, 2008
The best London restaurants are in fact thought of as a few of the coolest on earth. Gourmets will do a lot to eat in any of these residences & often you can be obliged to book somewhere beforehand to get a place, or maybe to be content to settle at their bars for a small number of glasses of wine until a space is available. An important place to feast at is the Ping Pong restaurant; this is a celebrated, innovative venue to feed in. This immaculate & ritzy venue delivers a few of the finest Dim Sum that you’ll ever try, a magnificent selection of aromatic tea and superb cocktails. If you adore Dim Sum, then this must be one of the chief venues to dine in.
Also, Nobu is a fresh & new Japanese restaurant. This restaurant is their initial U.K. venture & it’s done admirably. Nobu’s nosh is unbelievable and even if the courses are, from time to time, inconsiderable, this place should not be any trouble, because you will surely get various portions - relish the great standards over the the size. In the main, this place delivers beautiful meals, has cheerful waiters & a first class delivery. See the differant choices of London restaurants with Time Out magazine
The Electric Birdcage venue, found in St James Str. is a venue in which one’s thoughts can run truly wild. In this new restaurant their menus are made up of modern day Asian fare and has been declared as a must visit - it’s drinks are similarly tremendous and it’s speciality drinks ought to be tasted by aficionados. London presents large numbers of dear, celebrated places to eat, still, don’t forget it similarly offers you heaps of cheap restaurants, and some of these places are said to be our city’s humble and invisible jewels.
Our capital, as is well known, is currently an instance of one of the best towns on earth - but for all that, it is sometimes costly. If you are looking for outstanding, uncostly menus then you’re also in an excellent location to buy it, providing you’re looking in the right location. The city comes with all sorts of amazing opportunities - pizzerias, bargain Italian cafes & tonnes of vegan cafes. The Gourmet Burger Kitchen’s a great burger house influenced by legions of first rate burger joints found in Britain. There’s any type of burger thinkable, which implies there is burgers for every one of us. GBK is very inexpensive, & the measures are similarly extensive, there is certainly no necessity for getting additional dishes in this spot. The Masala Zone is a leading bunch of contemporary Indian restaurants. These venues are decently priced and serve Indian Street goodies, great for when you need to sup, however folk’s engagement cannot linger for too long, or even be great for periods when you are out with a clutch of workmates and you’re after for a restaurant with phenomenal food & the scene to match it.
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Wednesday, April 16th, 2008
2 cups Japanese sushi rice
6 tbl. rice wine vinegar
6 sheets Nori (dry seaweed)
1 avocado - peeled, pitted and sliced
1 cucumber, peeled and sliced
8 ounces smoked salmon, cut into long strips
2 tbl. Wasabi paste
Procedures:
Soak rice for 4 hours. Drain rice and cook in a rice cooker with 2 cupsof water. Rice must be slightly dry as vinegar will be added later. Immediately after rice is cooked, mix in 6 tablespoons rice vinegar to the hot rice. Spread rice on a plate until completely cool.
Place 1 sheet of seaweed on bamboo mat, press a thin layer of cool rice on the seaweed. Leave at least 1/2 inch top and bottom edge of the seaweed uncovered. This is for easier sealing later. Dot some Wasabi on the rice. Arrange cucumber, avocado and smoked salmon to the rice.
Position them about 1 inch away from the bottom edge of the seaweed. Slightly wet the top edge of the seaweed. Roll from bottom to the top edge with the help of the bamboo mat tightly. Cut roll into 8 equal pieces and serve. Repeat for other rolls.
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Sunday, April 13th, 2008
Oxo Tower restaurant, bar and brasserie is situated on the 8thfloor of the famous Oxo Tower building. This is an exceptional place for those who love enjoying a great view of London together with superb food and excellent wine. The restaurant’s terraces provide customers with a perfect view over the River Thames and St. Paul’s Cathedral. The Restaurant and the brasserie menus are stylish and creative, and with live jazz and spectacular view, the place has an absolutely vibrant and fabulous atmosphere. Galvin at Windows bar on the 28th floor of London Hilton on Park Lane hotel is a great place to have cocktails, relax and admire stunning views of Hyde Park and Knightsbridge. The bar also offers the tapas menu, but for full dining experience try Galvin at Windows restaurant with elegant French à la carte menu and astonishing 360° views of the city.
Full article at Best Views of London
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Saturday, April 5th, 2008
An article about how to cook smoked salmon capri salad recipe.
As I’ve searched for new salmon recipes that I can try cooking myself and share it in here, I’ve stumbled this very nutritious and yet looks so yummy recipe the day after Christmas. It’s called the Alaskan Smoked Salmon Capri Salad.
It has no artificial coloring, preservatives or nitrites. Their hot-smoked salmon is markedly superior to most supermarket and deli brands. It’s cured in salt brine, hot-smoked over pure then immediately vacuum -packed and flash frozen.
Full recipe at: How To Cook Salmon - Smoked Sockeye Salmon Recipe
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Thursday, March 27th, 2008
Brighton Beach was developed in 1868 as a beach resort named after the resort of Brighton, England. In the late 1960’s, Russian Jews, mostly from the Ukrainian city of Odessa settled in Brighton Beach. Allegedly, the scenery of Brighton Beach reminded them of their hometown on the Black Sea. The community rapidly expanded and became a place of destination for Russian speaking immigrants from different parts of Russia and Ukraine. Today, coming here you will immerse yourself in an authentic atmosphere of Little Russia where most of sings and store names written in Russian language, where you would barely hear English speech, where you would find variety of Russian books, art, music and food. Local cozy cafes serve hearty ethnic foods, such as borsch, pirogues, chicken Kiev, beef stroganoff and etc. The extra bonus is seaside, so you can promenade on the boardwalk for the sea breezes or just go to the beach. There are a group of Russian restaurants on the Boardwalk between 4th and 6th Brighton streets with outside dining that gives a wonderful ocean view.
Full article at Best Places To Visit In Brooklyn New York
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Monday, March 24th, 2008
love coffee. Particularly those that use the arabica bean rather than the robusta as I like the rich smoothness rather than the overall strength. I absolutely love it and have several cups everyday. Read more here
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Sunday, March 23rd, 2008
So many families either go out to dinner on mother’s day, because Mom typically does all the cooking or resolve to barbecue because that is often the only meal that dear old dad is comfortable preparing. By the end of her Mother’s Day barbecue mom is typically tired and face with a huge mess to clean. That being said there are ways you can go about cooking the perfect mother’s day meal and creating very little mess for mom to clean up if you are willing to put a little bit of effort into the planning phase. You can prepare delicious dishes such as coconut shrimp, Caribbean pork roast, and delicious pasta dishes to bring home for Mother’s day and mom will truly appreciate the fact that she doesn’t have to clean up a huge mess when the day is done. See also in French: Cuisine gastronomique and cuisine du moyen age
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Sunday, March 16th, 2008
For those who can be easily satisfy with simple dinner with cheeseburger or very early breakfast at 3:30 am with Western omelet, there are many diners in New York City, which serve food and drinks till 4 a.m. or even 24 hours. Here are a few of them you have to try. Katz’s Delicatessen (205 E Houston St.), the oldest delicatessen in New York City, serves its famous pastrami, corned beef and sausages since 1888 and Friday and Saturday they do it till 2:30 a.m. Maybe you even can get lucky and sit at the table where Harry Met Sally.
Full article at Dining In New York City After Midnight
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Thursday, March 13th, 2008
Most of us think that a turkey dinner is reserved for special holidays and occasions, but there’s no reason for this to be the only time to eat turkey (unless you hate it.) Turkey is good any time and since it’s so easy to cook there’s no reason not to have it more often.
An 8 to 12 pound turkey with accompanying side dishes will easily serve six to eight people. If you have a smaller or larger group (or turkey) a good turkey roasting time chart gives roasting times for turkeys from 6 to 24 pounds.
Here are some clear instructions for roasting a turkey. Since it’s so easy there’s no reason not to have it more often.
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Sunday, March 9th, 2008
With little extra time available, frozen dinners and the take-outs are tempting and sometimes necessary choices. Many of us make such convenience foods the norm. Even though we may long for a home-cooked meal, busy lives have wreaked havoc with the long-cherished tradition called home cooking.
As a result, many people have not a clue about the art of cooking and regard recipe cooking as a difficult and antiquated activity. Other people just plain dislike cooking on a regular basis, but would still like to have the wherewithal to whip up a cheesecake or a roast with gravy every now and again. If this describes your take on cookery, let’s see how you can revive the art of cooking, armed only with curiosity and adaptable recipe cooking ideas.
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
On the roof of a beautiful Peninsula Hotel, the Pen-Top Bar is a fantastic place for drinks and snacks all year round. In a warm night you can sit outside on a terrace, in the winter you can stay inside but still enjoy breathtaking view of Central park, Fifth Avenue and have a close look at the crowns and windows of famous New York buildings which are surrounding this precious fascinating spot in the middle of Manhattan. Drinks are pricey, however really great quality. Look at the list of martinis ($19) and choose pomegranate or passion fruit martini, you wouldn’t regret.
Full article at New York City Skyline With Apple Martini
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
Inexpensive Restaurants in New York City is always a safe option to save money eating out. Some of them are good, some of them are not. You have to do a research to find best inexpensive restaurants in your neighborhood, particularly if you prefer a certain cuisine. Check out the restaurant listings and critic’s reviews; also pay attention to online recommendations of regular people who goes to a restaurant you chose. Here you are few New York Magazine critics’ pick and my personal favorite inexpensive restaurants.
Full article at How To Save Money Eating Out At New York City Restaurants
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Wednesday, February 27th, 2008
I am personally going to make a map of all the restaurants in the eastern Iowa tourism region of the state as I seem to be spending a lot of my time there. My desire first started when a girlfriend of mine in the area started taking me out to eat to repay me for chores that I had done for her. I did a lot of chores so there were a lot of meals. She doesn’t like to take the time to cook so the restaurant idea was launched. We only went to the same restaurant once every other meal was at a different place. The funny thing was that we would start to run into the same people in different establishments. Then I found out one of the things she did was to read the local attractions section of the paper. She would read about a place with a good review and want to go check it out. Apparently there were several other couples in the area doing the same thing. Most of these restaurants were recently opened and it seems that is one of the best ways to get your initial business. You call up the local paper and offer their food critic a free meal in exchange for a review.
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Wednesday, February 27th, 2008
A group of restaurant owners are following the lead of some wineries in the area and instead of having a wine trail they are having a restaurant trail. They plan on harvesting more of the east central Iowa tourism dollar than in previous years. There restaurants are all within an hours drive of the Quad Cities and have varied menus. At any one of these establishments you can pick up a map and a punch card. The map shows where each eatery is located and they are color coded as what kind of fare they serve. As you would expect the restaurants along the river all serve seafood although some of them are also listed as a good place to get a steak. The more upscale sites are in the uptown areas although some of them also have fish on the menu. A trail runner takes his punch card to the place he has chosen to eat and gets it marked for that establishment. After having visited all the places on the map and gotten a stamp from each one the card can be redeemed for a night’s stay in one of the listed motels – all of which contain a fine restaurant.
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Wednesday, February 20th, 2008
One of the best parts of reading anything about Iowa tourism is that Iowans love their food and more often than not incorporate that into the event. Take the Iowa State fair for example. The center of the fair revolves around the raising of food from the beef, pork and sheep to the tomatoes, beets, and turnips. And one of the things that the locals know very well – you can get more different foods on a stick here than anywhere else in the world. You can find all the normal things such as a deep fried corn dog, but you can get some exotic things as well such as a deep fried dill pickle on a stick. Two years ago one vender came up with the idea of selling a chili dog on a stick. He incorporated the chili into the breading surrounding the dog and deep fried the whole thing. Another vender was selling deep fried Snickers on a stick that went over quite well with the younger crowd. There was the all Iowa pork chop on a stick that was developed specifically to be marketed at the fair. Of course we can’t for get the meat balls on a stick. That was one of the few things that didn’t have to be deep fat fried!
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Saturday, February 16th, 2008
Home cooking does not mean endless hours in the kitchen preparing the family meal. By the time you arrive home, you do not want to spend two more hours preparing a nutritious, warm meal. You can have a hot meal on the dinner table within 30 minutes. The secret, is to prepare for the meal.
On your way home from work, stop at the food store and go to the salad bar and purchase fresh pre-sliced vegetables. You may also go to the meat section and buy a selection of small pieces of beef, lamb or boneless chicken, depending on your choice. The smaller size of meat, makes for quicker home cooking. Now, you have the essential ingredients of a quick nutritious meal.
To read more Essential Home Cooking Skills To Prepare A Quick Meal
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Friday, February 15th, 2008
Do you love cooking but are tired of churning out the same old dishes?! Why not take some inspiration from the Mediterranean and try out some meals which draw heavily on fresh, seasonal produce and pungent herbs.
These vegetarian stuffed peppers with a smoked paprika filling are a great start. Juicy, succulent and easy to make, they’re great as a snack or light main meal.
Now meal times need never be boring or bland again!
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Thursday, February 7th, 2008
It is the time of day when you have finished work and you are on the way home, thinking about the meal you will be cooking tonight. You stop at the food store and go to the salad bar to get fresh pre-sliced vegetables to add to you meals and create a nice side salad. You can also get some small sliced meat pieces from the meat section. They can be small skinless and boneless chicken, beef or lamb pieces. These are the secret fresh ingredients you can use to create a quick delicious nutritious meal.
To read more Cooking With Fresh Ingredients To Create A Quick Nutritious Meal
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