After I began working from home, I realized that I had the special opportunity to be able to cook at home every day. While most people were working until later in the afternoon, I had time to go to the grocery store, get what I needed, and make a lovely dinner for my family to enjoy. In addition to helping my kids to enjoy better health, I was also able to hone my cooking skills, which was really fun. Now I can honestly say that I love cooking and preparing food, and I wanted to make a blog that centered around my new passion. Check out this website for great tips on cooking and enjoying foods each and every day.
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Breakfast Bowls—A Buffet Display For Your Catered Event 22 September 2022
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Coffee Grounds Make Fantastic Meat Rubs 25 April 2022
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Cooking Food Every Day
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Breakfast Bowls—A Buffet Display For Your Catered Event
22 September 2022
Breakfast bowls often feature a mix of custom food items that are nutrient-rich and complementary to one another. A catered meal can involve displaying breakfast bowl foods along a buffet table. The use of some warming and cooling stations, a charcuterie rack, and a multi-tiered platter will neatly display foods and keep them fresh. The Featured Item Choose one main food item to feature at your catered event. Eggs, pancakes, sausage, or hash browns can serve as the main ingredient so your guests will be able to build their breakfast bowls.
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Coffee Grounds Make Fantastic Meat Rubs
25 April 2022
When people think of coffee-based food recipes, the first things that spring to mind are often desserts like tiramisu and coffee cake. However, coffee also makes a spectacular meat rub thanks to the nature of its grounds. After brewing, the coffee grounds form a cake-like amalgam that instantly adheres to anything it touches. This quality makes the grounds a pain to clean up when they're accidentally spilled on the floor. It also makes them a perfect, semi-wet rub base for beef, pork, chicken, and even lamb.