She was an ignorant, ill-tempered woman, but an excellent cook. However, Typhoid Mary Mallon’s refusal to accept the fact she was a healthy carrier of the deadly typhoid bacteria helped cause of deaths of at least three people. Mary Mallon was born in 1869 in Cookstown, County Tyrone, Ireland, (now […]
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The Nipple Effect; Breast Obsession in Relationships
Tall and slender, Melissa is the kind of woman that most people would turn their heads for. Her eyes are expressive and full of life, and she seems to know how to use this beautiful, vivacious looking face and body to her advantage. Her friends adore her generous and sunny […]
1 Little Fruit That Is the Secret to Curing Your PMS
For many women, PMS can strike like a thunder bolt in your sleep. It disrupts your life and viciously continues its wrath of fury for countless generations in women’s families. In addition, for some generations of women in families, cysts and fibroids are a continuing curse. These issues have plagued […]
Selecting Restaurant Software And POS System Software For Your Business
To run a flourishing restaurant business you need to have your basics right – good location, outstanding cooking, and serving customers with a smile are just a few keys to a winner. But what most restaurant owners don’t consider is restaurant software or the POS system used. This can make […]
A Matter Of Survival
We are entering an increasingly dangerous period in the history of mankind. Our world, our oceans are so precariously close to causing unimaginable, catastrophic disaster for all life on planet Earth. Ever since the dawn of man all of humanity has survived on various sources of food. But, the one […]
Civil War Food – What Union and Confederate Soldiers Ate
The modern U.S. army has a wide array of food products available to them in base camps and in the field. There are a large number of MREs (which are actually quite tasty) and other portable foods available to them when on missions and when stationed in hostile terrain. And […]
Lessons Learned Cooking in a Wood-Fired Oven
Despite popular belief, the owners of Patio & Pizza Outdoor Furnishings weren’t always pizza oven experts! We started just like everyone else with some (or maybe a lot of) failed pizzas and plenty of lessons learned. It was our passion for good food that drove us to improve our methods, […]
Trinidad and Tobago Restaurant Review: Apsara
Restaurant Reviewed: Apsara, Port Of Spain Cuisine: Indian Restaurant Type: A La Carte If you are looking for an upscale Indian restaurant, in Port of Spain, that serves divine food, look no farther than Apsara. Located in Queen’s Park East, very close to the President’s residence, this eatery has a […]
Restaurant Trends In 2011
Despite the sluggish economy, the restaurant industry continues to be the cornerstone of a strong U.S. economy. According to the National Restaurant Association, the anticipated industry sales should top $604 Billion dollars in 2011 which is 3.6% up from 2010. As far as an impact on the overall economy, U.S. […]
A Restaurant Reviewers’s Worst Case Scenario
One of the most interesting things for a Restaurant Reviewer is having a pleasurable experience and then all of a sudden some unexpected thing occurs. After traveling around the United States and Canada for some 5-years I noticed that the service in some of the more respected restaurant chains was […]