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Archive for July, 2008

Organic Volcano Lemon Burst and Lime Burst

by TT on June 22nd, 2011 | Food News
In my role, I receive many offers to sample products.  These products range from obvious items that aren't of interest to items that would be interesting to try to items whose arrival is counted by the minute.  About a month ago, I received an email offering to send Organic Volcano Lemon Burst and Lime Burst.  These two products fell into the middle category: worthy of my time but nothing that had me awaiting the mailman at the door.

When the package arrived, I noted the typical plastic packaging, shaped and colored appropriately for each flavor.  I placed both of them
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Kauai Coffee

by TT on January 20th, 2009 | Food News
Last fall my husband and I enjoyed a two week honeymoon on the islands of Kauai and Maui.  While on Kauai, we toured the Kauai Coffee Estate.  We enjoyed a self-narrated tour of the orchards and were able to sample many varieties of their coffee at the visitors' center.

As both of us appreciate a good cup of coffee, we were hooked on their brew instantly!  Conveniently, Kauai Coffee has a coffee club available, which was perfect because we only could fit a few bags of their coffee into our suitcases.  Starting in November, we would receive a bag
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Thanksgiving Review

by TT on December 2nd, 2008 | Food News
Our Thanksgiving was quite enjoyable.  My husband and I spent the morning cooking and working at a leisurely pace.  Arriving at our friends' house just before noon, we completed the cooking of appetizers immediately, as everyone was hungry.  Both the Spiced Cauliflower and Baby Pears with Goat Cheese were hits.  In fact, my husband thought the pears were the best dish of the day.

After our hors d'oeurves course, we continued work on the dinner dishes and placed the turkey in the oven for the late in the day dinner.  (Note that although we only needed turkey for sandwiches,
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Thanksgiving ’08

by TT on November 27th, 2008 | Food News
This year's Thanksgiving is much quieter than last year's.  Last year, we had approximately 20 people at our home for a traditional dinner.  We made turkey, duck, cornbread stuffing, Parker House rolls, and much more.  It was a 2-day cooking event.

This year we won't have any kids with us, as both sets are with their other parents.  It will be just my husband, myself, and our best friends.  As there are only adult palates to please, we have chosen a more gourmet and unique Thanksgiving menu.

Being the foodies, my husband and I have offered to cook the meal.  Both of
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Review: The Georgia House, Laurel, Delaware

by TK on September 10th, 2008 | Food News
Scattered throughout the United States are local restaurants that take a different tact on their menu. One of the great things for me is going to these local haunts and trying things that you don’t normally find on every menu. One such place that I went to recently with my parents was The Georgia House Restaurant in Laurel, Delaware.

The restaurant is quaintly situated on the banks of a river and has a large deck for people that choose to enjoy the outdoor feel. Considering we were visiting during the remnants of Hurricane Hanna, we decided to eat

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Teavana – A Place for the Senses

by TK on September 3rd, 2008 | Food News
My beautiful bride and I were celebrating our first weekend without kids in almost three months by taking Saturday and doing some leisurely shopping.  We strolled around looking for a new fireplace, some clothes, and other odds and ends, but what we had not anticipated buying was a new way to make tea.  That all changed when we saw a new shop, Teavana, in the Rockingham Mall in Salem, New Hampshire. 

The nouveau looking shop drew us in with some free samples and an extremely friendly staff.  But what turned us into buyers was how our senses were
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Summer Cooking

by Erin Steiner on July 1st, 2008 | Food News

When the weather heats up, two things happen. The person normally in charge of preparing dinner declares that it is too hot to stand over a blazing oven and stove. The person not normally in charge of preparing dinner runs toward his or her grill at lightning speed and decides to see if it really is possible to grill lettuce.


Cooking tasty (but healthy) meals in the summer can prove to be quite the challenge, but it is possible! Remember, you don't have to stand in a sweltering kitchen to make a good dinner. There are plenty of

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Restaurant Review: Strangebrew Tavern, Manchester, NH

by J Frazzetta on July 1st, 2008 | Restaurant Reviews

If you happened to have read my recent posts about beer reviews on our sister site, Parched No More, I mention a spot in Manchester I frequent to do my taste testing. Strangebrew Tavern, located at 88 Market Street, is a great spot to test some new beers and enjoy a fun night in the heart of downtown Manchester.



Boasting a tap list of over 60 beers, The Brew has the largest selection of beers in New

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