Tag Archive | "cook"

Food Tattoos, Not Just for Foodies Anymore

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

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Food Tattoos, Not Just for Foodies Anymore

How much do you love food? Enough to eat it, sure. Enough to cook it, probably. Enough to draw or paint it, perhaps. How about enough to have it permanently on you in the form of a tattoo? Food tattoos are something that used to be only for chefs and major foodies, but now it’s growing into a bigger trend with those that aren’t the completely food obsessed!

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Britain vs. France, Who cooks better?

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

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Britain vs. France, Who cooks better?

The British are better at cooking than the French. Please don’t kill the messenger! This is according to a survey done by the French magazine Madame Le Figaro and the BBC’s food magazine Olive.

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No Salt Bill Proposed for New York Restaurants

Thursday, March 11, 2010

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No Salt Bill Proposed for New York Restaurants

What if the foods that you enjoy in restaurants would no longer have salt in them? In New York this may become a reality. New York Assemblyman Felix Ortiz has decided to introduce a bill that would ban the use of salt in food prepared in restaurants in the state.

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Jamie Oliver’s TED Prize Wish

Thursday, February 25, 2010

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Jamie Oliver’s TED Prize Wish

Jamie Oliver has been in the food news a lot lately for a few different reasons, but the one that keeps popping up is in regards to the TED prize. The TED prize is given out once a year to “an exceptional individual” and awards them $100,000. This is reserved for those who are able to impact many lives.

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Vegetable gardens for education

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

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Vegetable gardens for education

What would you think about teaching children to learn how to grow fresh fruits and vegetables and how to cook at school? That's the sort of thing that was brought up in an article done in The Atlantic and then again on Serious Eats with two vastly different opinions.

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