Showing posts with label popular. Show all posts
Showing posts with label popular. Show all posts

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Soul Food popular - Fried Cabbage

Fried cabbage is growing in popularity, not only for it's soothing taste, but because of it's health benefits. Cabbage recipes, long praised for it's salutary dose of vitamins A, B,C and E, as well as the intestinal benefits of fiber to boot. It has been a favorite vegetable of mine, it adds a unique interest to any dish, especially chicken, turkey or fish. Cabbage is also one of the most reasonable vegetables for the number of edible parts (no steams or leaves to throw away), in addition to the vitamin content.

Cabbage is an easy vegetable to handle, prepare and cook. Meaning the leaves are sturdy, cleans assuredly and cooks quick. All you have to do is just cut the cabbage into four pieces (this makes it more bite sized) . Next you slice thin into a shredded thickness. Now it is ready for the frying pan. With a small teaspoon of olive oil, butter, margarine or cooking spray in a large skillet or frying pan, you're ready to go.

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First place half a cup of chopped onion in frying pan and cook 3- 5 minutes. Next add cabbage and cover on medium high heat for 3 minutes. locate and stir mixture, then cook other 3 minutes. Check and remove when cabbage is soft. Season with one teaspoon of butter or margarine, garlic powder, onion powder, and seasoned salt and a half teaspoon of black pepper. If you like yours a puny spicy you can add a teaspoon of hot sauce if like your cabbage to bite back a little. Serve hot with your favorite meat. This method makes 4-6 servings. Yes, treat yourself and your family to this soul food fried cabbage method This taste of the south southern method will have your family coming back for more.

Soul Food popular - Fried Cabbage

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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Three Popular Types of Meat!

Today restaurant owners, airline caterers, or any other organization for that matter who need to buy meat products on a wholesale level depend on online meat distributors. There are various online stores offering high-quality processed meat in wholesale. Although there are several types of meat available, the three most popular types of meat we all love are beef, chicken, and pork! Let's see some of the interesting nutrition facts about these three types of meat.



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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Swiss Recipes - Popular Dishes From the Heart of Switzerland

No matter where you dare to travel in this world, food is the one item that is a universal commodity. Always in demand, and sometimes in short supply, food has always had the ability to provide people of the world something over which to bond. Every culture bears traditional customs surrounding its eating habits, and Switzerland is no exception. Switzerland's cuisine is unique; it stays true to the rich history of the country, but you will see that as we take a few popular dishes from the Swiss cookbook Switzerland's food has also been influenced by neighboring countries. The French, Italian, German and Romansh regions of Switzerland each boast their own traditional dishes, most of which can be found throughout the nation.

In the French speaking region of Switzerland, the popular dishes include Raclette, Papet vaudois and the ever popular Fondue. The Raclette dish is a hot cheese served over potatoes and served with sides such as gherkins and pickled onions. Papet vaudois is leeks with potatoes served with sausage. Of course Fondue, likely the most famous dish on the Swiss menu, is made from melted cheese and eaten by dipping small pieces of bread or potato into the cheese. Speaking from experience melted cheese and bread is quite a delicious combination, so it's no surprise this dish's popularity has taken off internationally.

Throughout the Italian speaking region of Switzerland you will find dishes such as Polenta and Saffron Risotto. Polenta was considered a poor man's meal for centuries until the beginning of the 17th Century when corn was introduced to the southern area of the canton of Ticino. The meal originally consisted of mixed flour, later evolving into cornmeal which guided the way to a momentous change in the dish. However, it would still take another two hundred years before the dish was considered a staple in Ticino's diet. Saffron Risotto is also considered a traditional Ticino dish consisting of vegetables, butter, oil, diced onions and rice sautéed together in a skillet.

The most popular dish from the German region of Switzerland would have to be Rösti; a simple meal consisting of mostly potatoes prepared very similarly in the fashion of hash browns. Älplermagronen, also known as Alpine herdsman's macaroni, is another well-known dish in this region. Made from macaroni, potatoes, onions, bacon and melted cheese, all of the ingredients are what an Alpine herdsman would have traditionally had on hand at his cottage. Zopf is another popular item which is a bread that the Swiss typically consider a Sunday special. In the Romansh region of Switzerland Chur Meat Pie (Chur being the capital of Graubünden), Graubünden Barley Soup and Pizokel with cabbage are all popular choices.

As you can see, there are a number of traditional dishes native to different areas of Switzerland. While they are all influenced by the particular region in which they reside, it is not difficult to see similarities throughout the cuisine, such as the use of potatoes and various cheeses. All the meals are unique in their own respect and may appeal to some pallets more than others, but in the spirit of cultural diversity, why not at least try one dish from our Swiss friends? Leaf through a Swiss cookbook or head to your nearest kitchen for a taste; you never know, you might be pleasantly surprised.




Rebekka Reber - Swiss Cuisine Expert and Food Blogger
To bring the traditions of family style Swiss recipes into your home, visit the Swiss Cookbook

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Monday, December 13, 2010

Swiss Recipes - Popular Dishes From the Heart of Switzerland

No matter where you dare to travel in this world, food is the one item that is a universal commodity. Always in demand, and sometimes in short supply, food has always had the ability to provide people of the world something over which to bond. Every culture bears traditional customs surrounding its eating habits, and Switzerland is no exception. Switzerland's cuisine is unique; it stays true to the rich history of the country, but you will see that as we take a few popular dishes from the Swiss cookbook Switzerland's food has also been influenced by neighboring countries. The French, Italian, German and Romansh regions of Switzerland each boast their own traditional dishes, most of which can be found throughout the nation.

In the French speaking region of Switzerland, the popular dishes include Raclette, Papet vaudois and the ever popular Fondue. The Raclette dish is a hot cheese served over potatoes and served with sides such as gherkins and pickled onions. Papet vaudois is leeks with potatoes served with sausage. Of course Fondue, likely the most famous dish on the Swiss menu, is made from melted cheese and eaten by dipping small pieces of bread or potato into the cheese. Speaking from experience melted cheese and bread is quite a delicious combination, so it's no surprise this dish's popularity has taken off internationally.

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Throughout the Italian speaking region of Switzerland you will find dishes such as Polenta and Saffron Risotto. Polenta was considered a poor man's meal for centuries until the beginning of the 17th Century when corn was introduced to the southern area of the canton of Ticino. The meal originally consisted of mixed flour, later evolving into cornmeal which guided the way to a momentous change in the dish. However, it would still take another two hundred years before the dish was considered a staple in Ticino's diet. Saffron Risotto is also considered a traditional Ticino dish consisting of vegetables, butter, oil, diced onions and rice sautéed together in a skillet.

The most popular dish from the German region of Switzerland would have to be Rösti; a simple meal consisting of mostly potatoes prepared very similarly in the fashion of hash browns. Älplermagronen, also known as Alpine herdsman's macaroni, is another well-known dish in this region. Made from macaroni, potatoes, onions, bacon and melted cheese, all of the ingredients are what an Alpine herdsman would have traditionally had on hand at his cottage. Zopf is another popular item which is a bread that the Swiss typically consider a Sunday special. In the Romansh region of Switzerland Chur Meat Pie (Chur being the capital of Graubünden), Graubünden Barley Soup and Pizokel with cabbage are all popular choices.

As you can see, there are a number of traditional dishes native to different areas of Switzerland. While they are all influenced by the particular region in which they reside, it is not difficult to see similarities throughout the cuisine, such as the use of potatoes and various cheeses. All the meals are unique in their own respect and may appeal to some pallets more than others, but in the spirit of cultural diversity, why not at least try one dish from our Swiss friends? Leaf through a Swiss cookbook or head to your nearest kitchen for a taste; you never know, you might be pleasantly surprised.

Swiss Recipes - Popular Dishes From the Heart of Switzerland

Rebekka Reber - Swiss Cuisine Expert and Food Blogger
To bring the traditions of family style Swiss recipes into your home, visit the Swiss Cookbook

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Friday, November 12, 2010

Popular Meat Fondue Sauce Recipes

The most important thing to remember about meat fondue is the dipping sauce. Of course the choice of lean cuts of meat is also important but the fondue sauce recipes really can make or break your meat fondue party. In this article, we will discuss the most popular meat fondue sauce recipes.

Before we get to the recipes, let us first discuss the need for a variety of sauces. You'll need at least three choices of dipping sauces to serve your guests. Five choices would be even better but any more than that would be overkill. What you really should have for a fancy fondue party is a real set of fondue plates that have individual spots for the sauces. That would be even better. Fondue is an intimate meal but sharing your sauces with double dippers just isn't fun. Putting out a bunch of small ramekins is also perfectly acceptable for those of us without a unlimited budget for special plates.

Now here are three great meat fondue sauce recipes to try at your next fondue party. They will really enhance the flavors of the meat no matter which meat your choose. Be sure to try each with chicken breast, filet mignon, pork cutlets or lamb cubes.

Garlic Lemon Sauce

1 1/2 cup Mayonnaise
1 1/2 tablespoons Lemon Juice
1 tablespoon Minced Garlic
1/2 teaspoon Tabasco

Combine ingredients in a bowl

Mix well

Refrigerate until serving

Soy Wasabi Sauce

2 oz Soy Sauce
2 tbs Wasabi

Mix until smooth

Dijon Mustard Sauce

1/2 cup Mayonnaise
1/2 cup Dijon Mustard
Black Pepper (to taste)

Combine ingredients in a bowl

Mix well

Refrigerate until serving.




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Thursday, July 29, 2010

Things to know the most popular Italian food

Italian cuisine is known throughout the world. Pizza and pasta are two popular worldwide. History of Italian cuisine comes from ancient Roman times. Historians believe that the history of Italian cuisine in the 8th century BC, when Greek settlers began Sicily and Magna Graecia, colonized the region of southern Italy.

Pasta of different shapes and colors can be considered the most popular in Italy. Spaghetti, tortellini or ravioli, you'll be in Italy, not only forThe dinner, but breakfast and dinner. Perhaps thinking that with such force that the Italians should be the largest population of the planet. But they are not. The pasta is durum wheat does not promote weight gain is. self-respecting housewife in Italy for making pasta at home, and each has its secrets.

In Italy there are thousands of miles of coastline, lakes and rivers as well. There are several ways to prepare fish to fill everything from fried squid swordfish.

Like anyvery different Italian recipes, some for meat, and you will see that every time something that fits, spicy meatballs or roast chicken and a roast elegant. Italy is a large vegetable garden in the Alps on the merits.

Everything is grown and can be transformed into delicious dishes of one kind or another, many of whom also serve as a main dish in a light meal. The soups are a great choice when you want your heart and warmth in winter or coolingSummer drink. The Italians have grown rice for a very long time and there are many ways to prepare. The most famous - of course, risotto, this delicious and delicate alternative to pasta.

overcome language barriers and cultural differences, pizza has become the first truly global popular dish. snack bars, restaurants, pizzerias, include a pizza on their menu. In India, as pickled ginger, mutton and tofu to add. In Japan, people love pizza with smoked eeland squid, Pakistan - with a spicy curry sauce. Demographics of Costa Rica prefers a pizza with pineapple and coconut, and the Brazilians with peas. gourmet pizza served with dandelion, oysters, lobster and caviar.

It is considered that the birthplace of pizza - Italy. And the buyers of pizza in Italy are very strict on the quality of the product. The Italians managed to convince most of the world in their own superiority, art and pizza parties. Only the French are convinced thattheir pizza (especially the Provencal version), worse than Italian, but enjoy a variety of cheeses (mozzarella, not only, but the fountain, Gouda, Pecorino, Roquefort, Parmesan) of that variety. Despite these opinions are Italian Pizza in step with other Italian specialties are available at the top of the favorite dishes of the world.

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