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  • Difference Between Kalamata & Green Olives

    There are many types of olives, including variations within black and green olives. Kalamata olives are neither; the large, smooth olives are actually a deep purple. They are used in different...

  • Homemade Biltong Spice

    According to the Encarta World English Dictionary, biltong is "strips of lean meat cured by salting and drying" (www.encarta.msn.com). But to those who grew up eating this South African staple,...

  • Egyptian Staple Food Diet

    Egyptian cuisine--like other Middle Eastern fare--expresses Mediterranean and Asian characteristics. This is no surprise considering Egypt's location in northeast Africa, between the Mediterranean...

  • How to Make Jamaica Jerk Rub

    The Arawak Indians created the Jamaican jerk way of preserving meat. The Arawaks combined various spices, inserted the mixture into holes punched into meat, and then roasted it over open fire....

  • What Is the Significance of the Kola Nut?

    According to "The Book of Edible Nuts" by Frederic Rosengarten, the kola nut is typically chewed but not eaten. Native to West Africa, this caffeinated nut has been popular for hundreds of years.

  • How to Serve Organic Rooibos Tea

    Roobios tea, otherwise known as African Red Bush tea, is actually not a tea at all. It is an herb that grows in the form of a scrubby bush in South Africa. It is well known for its health...

  • New Food Product Design Process

    Food producers designing new food products start by testing recipes to create an item that tastes good and is shelf stable. They wrap samples and let them sit for varying lengths of time to...

  • Uses of Palm Kernel Oil

    Palm kernel oil is a thick, reddish oil derived from the kernels of palm trees. Native to Africa, the use of palm oil has spread beyond the continent's borders.

  • What Does an African Kola Nut Look Like?

    The African kola nut is a bitter-tasting nut that has an oval shape. Originating from evergreen trees in tropical Africa, it comes in a wide range of colors--from brownish-white and light green to...

  • What Type of Food Do People Eat in Africa?

    African food is as diverse as its people and culture. Through trade and colonization, ideas and tastes have been introduced by various countries from Europe and the Middle East, and they have been...

  • Easy African Appetizers

    Take a cultural tour of tastes with a variety of simple African dishes. From fried bananas to spicy peppered meat, there are many regions and cuisines to discover. Although substitutions can be...

  • Adverse Effects of Palm Oil

    In our quest to be healthier, create a sustainable global economy and be "greener," sometimes even the most mundane items can become questionable. Palm oil, a staple food of African and South...

  • History of African Peanut Soup

    Whether you know it as West African peanut soup, Ghanian groundnut stew, Nkate Nkawan or Maafe, delicious peanut-tomato stew makes a hearty, protein-packed meal which can be enjoyed either with...

  • Uses for American Palm Oil

    Palm oil is used in more ways than you may think. It is largely used as a cooking ingredient, but has many other uses as well, and is also used as a substitute for petroleum.

  • What is Harissa Sauce?

    If you're looking for a flavor that will perk up your taste buds, consider harissa. Harissa sauce, usually known as simply "harissa," is a spicy chili-flavored paste from the Middle East and North...

  • The History of Italian Cheese

    There are more than 450 types of cheese made in Italy, according to La Cucina Italia, a definitive magazine on Italian cuisine. Of those, some 34 have been granted a protected status by the...

  • Ethiopian Cooking

    Ethiopia is a country located in eastern Africa. Its cuisine relies heavily on the area's agriculture and is rich in legumes, vegetables, stewed meats and a variety of spices. Typical Ethiopian...

  • How to make Jagacida

    This is a cheap and easy meal to whip up for something quick and easy! I have recently learned that this dish has origins in Africa and Latin America.

  • History of African Food

    African food refers to any local cuisine crafted in parts of Africa. There's a thought that this refers to food created by African-Americans, but it actually means food originating from mainland...

  • How to Get Discounted Meals at Restaurant

    My boyfriend and I consider ourselves to be restaurant connoisseur in the making. We love trying new restaurants and new foods but it was starting to be a very expensive habit. We promised that...

  • African Food Ideas

    Africa is such an immense and diverse continent with such a long history that its cooking traditions are not only native but include imports from the Muslim world, India and European colonists as...

  • How to Buy Kaffir Lime Seeds Online for Thai Chili

    Many Thai, Indonesian and Cambodian delicacies are flavored with kaffir lime. You can use either the zest of the fruit or the leaves, depending on the recipe. For instance, tom yum koong soup uses...

  • How to Make Egyptian Koshari

    This is a traditional Egyptian recipes.Easy to make and cheap.

  • How to Cook African Food

    Africa has many cultures and languages. Foods, while named differently, are common throughout Africa. Most households have a kitchen housed in a separate building. Stews are commonly cooked in...

  • African Food Facts

    African food can vary from each country in the continent; however, there are common flavors throughout the dishes that make it distinctive. The cuisine often incorporates many tropical climate...

  • About Pasties

    Meat pies of various sorts have been a common, basic food for many cultures. Cornish pasties are an old-fashioned food that remains ideal in a modern world. This simple pastry can be eaten out of...

  • About African Foods

    There are many misconceptions about African food. Africa is viewed as a place with nothing to offer but misery, starvation and strife. Nothing could be further from the truth. The many nations of...

  • Eritrea's Types of Food

    Eritrea is a small East African country along the Red Sea with a cuisine similar to its southern neighbor Ethiopia. A locally prepared flat bread called injera is important to any meal in Eritrea,...

  • How to Eat Healthy in Restaurants

    For those of you on perpetual diets and trying to stay healthy, dining out at restaurants can create some internal fear. The good news is that you can dine out and not disturb your healthy diet....

  • How to Find Grains of Paradise Spice

    Grains of paradise are peppery spice grains related to ginger. The taste is considered similar to black pepper, but with a more complex flavor that includes overtones of cardamom, coriander and...

  • How to Find Cheap Cigarettes

    Finding cheap cigarettes is getting extremely hard to do. However, there are solutions available to those cigarettes smokers who are willing to look in unusual places. With the price of...

  • How to make carribean jerk rub

    This is some good rub. Hope you all enjoy

  • How to Make African Collard Greens

    The West African style of preparing collard greens actually originated in the southern United States. Greens, turnip tops, turkey legs and ham hocks were left to slaves to create dishes for their...

  • How to prepare nsima

    Learn how to cook an African(Zambian steple food) meal.

  • How to make punjab ka methi murgh

    Made with pan-roasted fresh fenugreek leaves, this is the home version of a popular restaurant-style dish from northern India. It looks superb, keeps well, and tastes even better the next day.

  • How to Make Ghanaian Black-Eyed Beans

    Black-eyed beans, also called cowpeas, are a staple in some parts of Africa. They probably came to the United States via the African slave trade. Serves 4.

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