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Chocolate: Tales from the dark side
0 Comments Published by ChefAnnetteGallardo February 11th, 2008 in Chefs, Chocolate Chocolate, Food for Thought.Americans tend to think of chocolate as a sweet candy heralded by companies like Hershey and Nestle; but actually, chocolate dates back to the ancient peoples of Mesoamerica who drank chocolate as a bitter drink much like we drink coffee. Baristas of the day were royal court staff and no where could you find half [more...]
Mothers Day Paella Party
7 Comments Published by ChefAnnetteGallardo May 8th, 2007 in Breakfast/Brunch, Chefs, Cooking Schools, Entertaining / Parties, Guest Food Bloggers, Mothers Day.Each year I’m asked for ideas on what to cook for Mother’s Day.
Although brunches are great it would be fun to do something different–at least compared to our American traditions. Paella is the infamous saffron rice dish bejeweled with succulent seafood, chicken, Spanish sausage, and of course the “sofrito”–a trinity of onions, garlic and peppers.
Paella is great [more...]
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