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  • Nutrients in Melons and Other Things to Know About Them

    Nutrients in Melons and Other Things to Know About Them

    This fruit comes in many different sizes, shapes and colors – cantaloupe, charentais, galia, honeydew, ogen, orange- and green-fleshed varieties, and the wonderful pink watermelon. How to Serve Melons Melons can be eaten as a starter, sometimes accompanied by wafer-thin prosciutto or cured meats. Melons and watermelons are often served as dessert fruit on their…

  • How to Select, Store, Boil, Fry, Scramble and Poach Eggs

    How to Select, Store, Boil, Fry, Scramble and Poach Eggs

    Eggs can be the most simple and the most difficult of foods to cook. When you understand a few basic properties of the humble egg, the mystery of cooking the perfect egg unravels. ⇓ You may also listen to the instructions by pressing the play button below How to Select and Store Eggs STEP 1:…

  • Lemon Herb Seasoning

    Lemon Herb Seasoning

    MATERIALS NEEDED 4 ½ tablespoons dried basil 4 tablespoons dried oregano 1 tablespoon pepper 1 ½ tablespoons dried onion ½ tablespoon whole celery seeds ½ teaspoon grated lemon rind ½ teaspoon dried garlic INSTRUCTIONS STEP 1: Place all the ingredients in bowl. Toss gently with spoon until well blended. STEP 2: Store in an airtight container…

  • How to Choose, Store and Use Oranges

    How to Choose, Store and Use Oranges

    The orange is the fruit of the citrus species. There are many varieties of orange and the sweet one is known as Citrus × sinensis. You may also listen to the recipe by pressing the play button below: How to Use Oranges Oranges – and orange rind – are favorite flavorings, used in sweet as…

  • How to Use, Choose and Preserve Lemons | Benefits of Lemons

    How to Use, Choose and Preserve Lemons | Benefits of Lemons

    These bright yellow citrus fruits originated in India and Malaysia and were brought by the Assyrians to Greece, which in turn took them to Italy. The Greeks and Romans greatly appreciated their culinary and medicinal qualities. Later seafarers ate them in large quantities to protect against scurvy, and society ladies used them as a beauty…

  • How to Choose, Store, How to Use Grapes & Benefits of Grapes | Calories and Nutrition Facts

    How to Choose, Store, How to Use Grapes & Benefits of Grapes | Calories and Nutrition Facts

    Grapes grow in many parts of the world. Grapes, are high in elagic acid, a cancerfighting element. High in water content and used in making wine and sweeteners, but best eaten raw. You may also listen to the recipe by pressing the play button below: How to Serve Grapes Dessert grapes are best eaten on…

  • Tomatoes

    Tomatoes

    Some of the best tomatoes in the world are found in Mediterranean markets, so it is hardly surprising that it is impossible to imagine Mediterranean food without them. But these “golden apples” were unknown in the Mediterranean until the 16th century, when they were brought from Mexico. In some countries, they were known as “love-apples”…

  • Spinach

    Spinach

    This dark green leafy vegetable is especially popular in Mediterranean countries. Originally cultivated in Persia in the 6th century, it was brought to Europe by Arab traders some thousand years later. Cooked or raw, it is a particularly good source of vitamins A and C, and is also rich in minerals, especially iron. How to…

  • Things to Know About Olive Oil

    Things to Know About Olive Oil

    Unlike other oils, which are extracted from the seeds or dried fruits of plants, olive oil is pressed from the pulp of ripe olives, which give it an inimitable richness and flavor. Besides being polyunsaturated and a natural fat, making it a healthy alternative to many other fats, olive oil is valued for its fine,…

  • Things to Know About Peppers

    Things to Know About Peppers

    Peppers are delicious additions to salads, they add a lovely crunch and a wonderful color, ranging from green to red. They are also rich in Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Vitamin K, and Vitamin B6 and a good source of dietary fiber. Peppers comes with a variety of shapes. Bell peppers, genetically known as capsicums, has…