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Sauces and spices are the key in any cooking. No dishes would taste good without them. The only exception is that some sea animals can be simply steamed or boiled before serve. Well, that is because they are salty already in their body. Imagine eating steamed river shrimp? I wouldn't bother!I'd like to introduce some
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Lobster has always be one of those extravagant meals which few people ever try because of the high cost. With restaurants paying thirty dollars a pound, by the time they put their markup on it, youâ€™re easily paying sixty dollars for a ten ounce tail. This high cost leaves lobster dinners for the well-to do
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Economic reports all over the US are enticing culinary experts to come out of their cocoons, and that's good news for restaurants, hotels - and eager job seekers, no matter their level of experience.The restaurant industry is coming back.Here is some important information for those who are interested in learning culinary arts but are not
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My Visit To the C.I.A. In 1996 I had the opportunity to visit the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York for their 50th anniversary. It is the oldest culinary school in the United States. Founded in 1946 in New Haven, Conn. They have 4 restaurants staffed by the culinary students. Italian style, American, French and Continental. We
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