In your quest for great zest, seek lemons that are plump and heavy for their size. Bright yellow fruits with glossy, fine-grained skin are the juiciest. Timesaver: Slightly soften 2 cups of your favorite lemon sorbet and stir in the finely chopped mint or fresh-grated lemon zest.
British consumers increasingly take animal welfare into account in food purchases, but they don't want to know the gory details, a report said on Tuesday.
Pat Churchill been making terrines of various sorts for more than 30 years.
A simple tart with rich flavours. Serve warm for lunch or cold for a picnic. It is quite fragile so is best sliced just before serving.
Smaller fritters are ideal for picnics. The combination of corn, red kidney beans and flour makes a complete protein meal.
To celebrate the holiday season with charm and originality, the GRAND MARNIER Cordon Rouge bottle is reviving the "Versailles Spirit" with a contemporary touch.
This will become a favourite, as there's nothing nicer than a chicken salad. Make sure you poach the chicken in well-flavoured chicken stock, and always taste the mayonnaise, seasoning well to ensure that it is not bland. Choose a chardonnay to accompany this salad.
For years, Lent meant huge chunks of fried fish on Fridays for George Ehrman, a longtime parishioner at Our Lady of Guadalupe in this northeast Ohio town.
Prince Charles suggested Tuesday on a visit to the United Arab Emirates that banning McDonald's fast food was crucial for improving people's diets, a British news agency reported.
Many U.S. chain restaurants are promoting "extreme eating" with dishes that pack at least a day's worth of calories and fat, without giving customers facts about their orders.
China's ministry of health has warned consumers against eating two brands of US-made peanut butter and has banned imports and sales of the products.
The new moon gives food a ray of hope and happiness, writes Lisa Mitchell.