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Petal power: Some flowers are both beautiful and edible

May 31, 2007 By: Momoy Category: Flowers, Herb Receipes

The view from the kitchen window includes all varieties of blooming beauties on these late-spring days.
Why not add the petals of some of those flowers to the dishes you are cooking?
The petals of pot marigolds, or calendula, are recommended for salads, as are chive blossoms, rose petals and dandelions.
The bright yellow dandelion you remember from [...]

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Modern kitchens for traditional cooking

May 19, 2007 By: Momoy Category: Home & Decoration

The fast track life in cities has not only ushered instant food varieties but has also been steadily ushering in the era of readymade kitchens. The architects’ or the builders’ responsibility ends when they provide the four walls of the kitchen with electricity and water supply, the rest of the features can be bought from [...]

Choose Hues Carefully: How Mood Can Be Altered With Color

May 01, 2007 By: Momoy Category: Home & Decoration

Did you know that color around your home, as in the paint you use, or the color of your sectionals – even the knick-knacks you’ve placed on bookshelves – influence your mood? There is absolutely no controversy about the fact that color can make you feel everything from serious … to scintillating.
Whether you’re intent on [...]

Plenty of varieties available to add flavour to any dish

April 28, 2007 By: Momoy Category: Plants

There is one ingredient — once considered gourmet, but now part of our everyday cooking — that never fails to add great flavour to a dish.
The mushroom.
In Canada there is a thriving mushroom-growing industry, with white mushrooms the leader in production. They come in three sizes, the prized “button,” regular medium, and jumbo, ideal for [...]

Home-grown herbs make any dish special

April 26, 2007 By: Momoy Category: Herbs

Asprinkle of cilantro on tortilla soup. Luscious lemon grass in a Thai stir-fry. A dash of French tarragon in a chicken salad sandwich.
You don’t have to be a foodie to know that fresh herbs make any dish special. And growing your own in a kitchen garden makes any meal sweeter, or spicier, or . [...]

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