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Three Delicious Specialties of Mediterranean Cuisine

The lure of the Mediterranean – blue sea, soft breezes, mystery, history, and romance. It is hard to visit the Mediterranean without the people, culture and food stealing a piece of your heart! Contrary to popular belief, Mediterranean cuisine is more than just olive oil and Greek salad! There are 21 nations in the Mediterranean Sea on three different continents – the vast cultural and socio-economic range of this region is what brings great variety to the cuisine.

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Three Delicious Specialties of Mediterranean Cuisine

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A Few of My Favourite Things – Kitchen Gadgets

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Mostly I have the attitude towards gadgets that I can take ‘em or leave ‘em – mostly the latter. However, in recent years, some amazing kitchen gadgets have come onto the market, and found a home in my Kitchen…and my hands…and my heart!

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A Few of My Favourite Things – Kitchen Gadgets

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A Yummy Winter Jugged Beef Recipe

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I live in the heart of the country and while the nearby town has a number of butcher-shops, none of them do sophisticated! It was thus with some trepidation that I made a foray to purchase for the first time, the shin beef required for this dish. I sidled into the shop and started the conversation with an oblique, “You wouldn’t by any chance have any shin beef?” I nearly fell over when my enquiry elicited the bland response, “How much do you want?” I was home and dry. Do follow in my footsteps and like me, you will be rewarded. This is a truly rich, hot, comforting dish.

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A Yummy Winter Jugged Beef Recipe

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So, Is Coffee Good for You, Bad for You, Or Does Anyone Really Know?

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It seems there are always stories in the media about the effects of coffee and caffeine. Some tell of challenges to your health, others boast about how healthy it can be for your mind, preventing early onset Alzheimer’s, or improving memory. Some say coffee is good for your heart, some say it’s bad.

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So, Is Coffee Good for You, Bad for You, Or Does Anyone Really Know?

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Tips for Organized Family Meal Planning

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It’s that time of the week yet again when you’ve got a pack of hungry, expectant faces at home exchanging longing glances… You understand that you’ve got minutes to whip up a quick meal before the onset of impatient temper tantrums. And just when you decide on what to cook and get started, your heart sinks with the realization that your pantry is out of stock on the key ingredient(s).

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Tips for Organized Family Meal Planning

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Beer Review – Bell’s Oberon Ale

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There’s one thing you probably come to know about my taste in beer is I have a soft spot in my heart for those tasty little hops. When visiting a new craft brewery, I’m usually tempted to head for the Ale’s right out of the gate, as I thoroughly enjoy the crispness of the hoppier beers. So, jumping right to it, this beer review is a delightful wheat ale: Bell’s Oberon Ale.

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Tulsi Tea, an Herbal Wonder, Heals Body And Soul

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Tulsi tea is not only delicious, but it has remarkable healing effects on the body and soul. Ayurvedic research shows that Tulsi has anti-stress and adaptogenic qualities. Recently, there was a CNN report that the number one cause of heart attacks is air pollution. Tulsi cleans the heart and lung tissue…

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Tulsi Tea, an Herbal Wonder, Heals Body And Soul

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Chicken in Pomegranate Sauce: One of My Favorite Recipes

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This dish is similar to Fish in Passion Fruit Sauce, with a few minor changes. As the name implies, it calls for chicken instead of fish, a different type of fruit, and it uses different herbs, namely parsley and chives. The chicken is also breaded (sorry to all the heart-healthy conscious) Although the cooking process is similar to that of the aforementioned fish dish, the difference in ingredients produces an entirely different flavor for the dish.

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Chicken in Pomegranate Sauce: One of My Favorite Recipes

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Candy Land Is Not Just a Game

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Candy Land is not just a game; you heard me right. This Candy Land is a scrumptious dessert that was introduced to me some 28 years ago by my late mother-in-law, and she is a woman that will forever remain dear to my heart.

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Friday’s Riverside, Brisbane, Australia – Review

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Fridays Riverside is an iconic nightspot situated alongside the Brisbane River in the heart of the CBD. Boasting views of the historic Story Bridge, Friday’s Riverside is the perfect location for after work drinks or an enjoyable night out. It offers a toned down clubbing experience with a few bars, a decent dancing area, good drinks and a well-dressed crowd.

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