Chopped has been on the air for six years, but I only started watching the show a few months ago. I’m addicted and happy that there are five seasons to catch up on. Continue reading “Asian woman crowned Grand Champion of ‘Chopped: Grill Masters’ tournament”
Tag: Food
How did I not know that Barilla was anti-gay?
You’ve probably come across Barilla pasta before, even if you don’t know the name, you would recognize the packaging and logo. Continue reading “How did I not know that Barilla was anti-gay?”
Babu Ji brings modern Indian food to East Village
In the former space that housed Spina jut three months ago, is now Babu Ji. Continue reading “Babu Ji brings modern Indian food to East Village”
How to store an open can of coconut milk
How does one store an opened can of coconut milk? Continue reading “How to store an open can of coconut milk”
Can you still eat meat that is freezer burned? Is it safe?
I like to cook, but no means am I a “chef”, mostly I like cooking my own food because it’s an easy way to control my intake and the cost of my meals. Continue reading “Can you still eat meat that is freezer burned? Is it safe?”
How long is chicken good for after sell by date? Is it expired?
Like my post about how long is Spam good for opened and refrigerated, I came across another very specific food situation that I needed the internet’s help with. Continue reading “How long is chicken good for after sell by date? Is it expired?”
How long will Spam last after opening the can?
How long will Spam last after opening the can? I’m not talking about interpreting the expiration dates on the can, or finding 10-year old spam in the trunk of your car, I’m talking how long is Spam good for after you’ve opened it, taken it out and have properly stored it Continue reading “How long will Spam last after opening the can?”
Habitual Holiday Hazelnut Hoarding
> I’m so obsessed with Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf’s hazelnut lattes, that I purchase their hazelnut powder to try and recreate them at home. Continue reading “Habitual Holiday Hazelnut Hoarding”
