The cultural and culinary mix of food options in the United States makes it impossible to characterize in one type of cuisine. From Chinese to Italian and Mexican to Thai, we enjoy a wide array of cuisines to choose from.
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The famous chef and restaraunteur Emeril Lagasse has stated many times “I hate one sided seasoned food!” What chef Lagasse is talking about is the fact that many people, chefs included, not only don’t know how to season foods such as chicken breasts or steaks but also how to season other basic foods they are cooking and eating.
Fruits and vegetables are the nutritional mainstay of your diet. They are packed with vitamins, minerals, and fiber that may protect against many health problems. After reading an article discussing the nutritional contents of fresh versus frozen fruits and vegetables, I realized how important produce is and the important culinary issues the article failed to mention.
Let’s face it: Some of us are far from excited about the prospect of dining on another big bird on Thanksgiving Day. Maybe you never really liked turkey in the first place or several years of leftovers have taken their toll.
When the wealth of fresh produce from the summer is just a memory, fall provides its own ample crops for comforting and simple meals. Acorn Squash, Butternut Squash, Apples, and Pears are just to name a few.