One of the most important parts of your big day (besides the ring and the dress, of course) is what kind of experience you want your guests to have at the reception – and their experience depends a lot on the kinds of food you serve. But with so many options, how can you nail down the style that will keep your guests healthy while still giving you everything you want?
Even if you only serve wine with evening meals on an occasional basis, you undoubtedly already know that red wines such as Bordeaux are generally served with red meat such as beef or lamb. Bordeaux in particularly has traditionally been a robust red wine with the strong flavor profiles necessary for pairing with rich red meat dishes. However, many people are limiting or even eliminating red meat in their diets -- but that doesn't mean that they have to sacrifice enjoying a good glass of Bordeaux with their meals.
If you have a barbecue grill outside or if you are looking for a propane grill for sale, you probably cook the usual fare on it: chicken, hamburgers, hot dogs, and the like. But there are many foods that you've likely never tried on your grill that taste better than ever when prepared that way. Here are three dishes you can cook on any type of grill--propane or charcoal--and if you don't have a grill already, you'll want to buy one after reading this list.
Congratulations on deciding to open your very own bakery. One of the best things about walking into a bakery is the smell that you will inhale. You can't get that smell if you don't have the right commercial equipment. Here is a look at the type of preparation, baking and display equipment that you need to get your bakery started:
Preparation Equipment
Although a mixing bowl and a wooden spoon is the cheapest way to go for preparation equipment, you are probably going to want to splurge on some modern equipment that won't have your arms feeling like Jell-O at the end of the day.
If the glass range top that you cook on in the small restaurant that you own has several scratches in its surface, remove them with the following instructions. After you have removed the signs of damage, take some measures to protect the glass surface from additional damage.
Materials Needed
glass cleaner soft cloths homemade scratch remover (made with baking soda and water) small bucket mixing stick sponge with non-abrasive surface cerium oxide buffing mitt range cover towel Clean the Glass and Apply a Homemade Scratch Remover
