Archive for October, 2009
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It Should Be UK Leading the Way In Sustainable Farming Methods
The Royal Society, a national scientific debate academy has suggested that it should be the UK at the forefront of environmentally friendly and sustainable farming research and development. Further to this they state that the UK needs to consider how to support farmers and rural populations through their farming methods, when most advances in agriculture seem to be promoting mechanical and automated farming systems that are putting people out of work. From new roaming seeding machines to factory glassware production for product bottling, they are not taking the local communities into consideration. Read the rest of this entry »
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Xmas Meals Without The Stress
Everyone knows that Christmas is the one time of the year where everyone can let their hair down, forgot their worries and enjoy themselves. However, those who have tried to cook a Christmas meal for any more than 4 people will understand just how stressful preparing and serving the Christmas meal can be. Having to make sure portions are correct, everything finishes cooking at exactly the same time, and keeping it all warm are just some of the challenges. Read the rest of this entry »
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Do You Need A Reservation To Attend A Good Restaurant?
Many Americans eat at restaurants. Some do it once a week, some once a month, some even every day. Restaurant meals are common at lunch for white collar workers. Read the rest of this entry »
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Brand new cooking App is a big hit
Four days after its initial release, Dishy which is a new app for iphone has become the fastest selling cooking application on the UK iTunes App Store. Essentially, Dishy promises to help make cooking easier and is billed as a recipe book, shopping list and a step by step guide to cooking a meal all in one go. 95 included recipes, developed by a chef are completely searchable by dietary requriements, ingredients and are measured in emtric or imperial cooking time. Read the rest of this entry »
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New Uni Student get recipe training
It was once upon a time that students across the country would not know how to cook anything when they started University life but that is now all changing as the student union in Bath, UK are starting to hand out ‘Advanced Lesson in Cooking’ cook books to their students who are due to start University. The cookbook is trying to encourage younger kids to start cooking things like oven roasted vegetables and tuna pasta bake instead of opting for fast food like pizza, burgers and Chinese which is very un-healthy for the body. Food books get handed out at the beginning of every academic year at both Bath Universities in the UK and second and third years come back each year to pick up another one as well as encourage new students to pick one up. Read the rest of this entry »
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Cartoons who like to each cheese
Now that you’ve had one of your family days out this year at the recent cheese festival in Cardiff, what famous cartoon characters would you expect to see there if of course they were real people?
Wallace
Everyone must have heard of this British toon.This toon inventor has a pair of big ears to match his love for cheese. Wensleydale is of course his cheese of choice.Of course the first time we laid eyes on the pair was way back in 1989 in the film A Grand Day Out in which the pair actually travel to the moon as they realise they have run out of cheese. Read the rest of this entry »
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The History of Maple Syrup
Maple Syrup actually (if you didnt already know) originates from the Maple Tree. These Trees can only be found in cold temperatures, which is why Canada and the northern part of the USA are the two biggest producers and really the only two making a real difference in the industry. The USA are the biggest consumers of syrup in the world which certainly helps. Read the rest of this entry »
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