Archive for May, 2009.

Pressure cooker is safe

Posted on May 30th, 2009 by admin in Cooking Tips, tips coocking

Pressure cooker is safe, easy to use, cooks up to 70% faster than conventional methods and cooks healthier, too. Steam trapped in the pot builds up pressure that creates hotter temperatures, and the pot is so tightly sealed that vitamins and minerals can’t boil away. Pressure cooker is on my wish list for beans and brown rice if nothing else.
Pressure cooker is such that it is sufficient to lift the weights thus lifting the needle (not shown) and allowing the pressure to escape through the port 9 and thus the desired temperature/pressure conditions are maintained in the vessel. Read the rest of this entry »


Pressure cooker

Posted on May 26th, 2009 by admin in Cooking Tips

Pressure cooker is over filled, the pressure regulator valve is obstructed or malfunctioning. Never fill your pressure cooker more than half full with foods or two thirds full of liquid. Over filling your pressure cooker can result in food particles getting lodged in the valves, which can result in pressure not being released. Read the rest of this entry »


Tips for healthy holiday eating

Posted on May 23rd, 2009 by admin in Food And Beverage, health, healthy food

When you travel, many people forget all about their diets and healthy eating. Weight gains 7 to 10 pounds are common between Halloween and Christmas. To make the holidays easier, these tips will help you healthy
eating through the season and not gain weight. Read the rest of this entry »


Barbecue recipes

Posted on May 9th, 2009 by admin in Food And Beverage, recipes

Barbecue recipes
One book we bought wasted the whole first chapter on the definition of “barbecue” and where the word barbecue originated from. Barbecue recipes are usually a combination of opulent ingredients. Check out for simple and delicious slow cooker barbecue ribs recipes.
Looking for the information on traditional canadian food recipes? here are some delicious food recipes of canada. Brazilian cuisine: traditional brazilian food recipes. Here, are some mouth-watering traditional brazilian recipes. Read the rest of this entry »


type of dim sum

Posted on May 6th, 2009 by admin in Uncategorized

Many non-Chinese think that dim-sumim sum is just a steamed dumpling with maybe a dipping sauce to accompany it. However, although that is one type of dim sum, the term “dim sum” does not refer to a single recipe but to a style of serving a vast selection of different snack type items.
Dim sum originated in the Canton province of China and was always served with tea. One type of dumpling is Gau or Gau Ji which consists of a quite fragile rice flour paste stuffed with various vegetables, such
as picked cabbage or tofu. Read the rest of this entry »