Can a book teach my husband to dice onions, slice bagels, and core strawberries?
According to Morton Satin of the Salt Institute the name stems from the salt’s original use »
Now, you’ve been told that you cannot chill red wine, that you must drink it at room temperature, whatever that means »
How should restaurants handle misbehaving children?
The producers of the world’s finest vanilla are on the French island of Réunion, where the aromatic plant finds it way into savoury dishes as often as it does into puddings »
Want a baby? were the words, Kristin welcomed us with recently. Not exactly sure, whether I was up to a discussion about family planing early morning, so I simply glazed at her with questioning eyes. She laughed wholeheartedly about my silly face and revealed the background of her deluding question: She was raising a Hermann and therefor looking for adoptive parents.
...just about 5 days ago. Hint. We had also read about this one and others in various articles, but were pretty surprised when it happened to us...
The side benefit of shopping for sardines was to discover something new: Aquadelle, a tiny little fish. What goes by the name "aquadelle" in fact belongs to the family of sardines (baby sardines essentially) and are sold as is.
This is one of our culinary finds at the Naschmarkt in Vienna. Lacking in taste they unfortunately were quite a disappointment, despite the stand owner sweared ("...'til I die or poke a needle in my eye"), that they were ripe... Any clue, what these are?
