- 16 ounces of good chocolate chopped
- 8 ounces of heavy cream
- pinch of salt
- fun food for dipping: (pound cake, pineapple, strawberries, Oreo cookies, bananas)
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Fondue Parties For Tweens Teens And Adult Parties Are Back
Pretend Play Kitchen Pot and Pan Set On It's Way
Waiting on some fun Foodie stuff for you little tykes!
Monday, September 27, 2010
Zevia Natural Diet Soda Giveaway and Review
Friday, September 24, 2010
Tip Of The Day: How To Freshen Up Old Grapes
Top Chef Spin-Off
Guest written by our friend Mason Abbott
Top Chef: Just Desserts is a new show that will premiere on Bravo this fall. I like the original series, so I'll give this one a try, too. Gail Simmons, who acts as a judge on the original show, will be the host of this one. I'm interested in seeing more of Gail's personality. I feel that she's been overshadowed by Padma and Tom. I'm glad she's getting her own show. I think she can carry this show on her own without Padma and Tom.
I want to see how this spin-off differs from the original. Tom is actually my favorite judge on the original series, and he really brings the drama. Hopefully, Gail and the producers will come up with fresh, unique challenges. I don't know if I could stomach it if it was exactly the same as the original.
I don't think Bravo has announced a premiere date yet, but I'll be sure to check their website for updates. I've always been a fan of the Bravo channel, especially back in the good old days when they played Top Chef and Project Runway marathons so frequently. I plan to watch Top Chef: Just Dessert on my satellite dish fromwww.tvbydirect.com. A friend of mine goes to culinary school, and we'll probably watch the show together.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Zevia Natural Diet Soda Just Arrived
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Karen B's Shiney New Toy A Weber Grill
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Tip Of The Day: Vitamin B6 and B12 May Slow Alzheimer's
Vitamin B is shown to slow the Alzheimer's disease.
This just out today, research has shown from an Oxford University study found that a high dosage of the vitamin shortened the rate of brain shrinkage in elderly people with memory problems suffering from Dementia/Alzheimer's.
Vitamin B6 and B12, as well as Folic acid, lower the levels of an amino acid that is linked to the brain-cell damage similar to that seen in Alzheimer's.
Patients with the highest levels of the amino acid in their blood showed the most benefit.
The results conflict with earlier findings that Alzheimer's disease patients did not benefit from vitamin B.
This study is published in the journal of American Medical Association (article from CBS/WLS).
Those of you who have a family member suffering from this disease should be aware of the chances you may get it. It is important to prevent this from happening to you. See your Dr. and get a check up and ask about what you can do to prevent you from getting the disease.
Official Football Kickoff Day with Food Networks Guy Fieri and New Orleans Saints Photo Shoot
Kickoff Football and Tailgating with 1001 Grill Covers.com
Happy Official Football Kickoff Day!