Cooking with Clive

May 22, 2008 by · Leave a Comment 

Clive Berkman

Clive found boldfood.com on blogcatalog and requested to be a friend, which isn’t uncommon in and of itself, but after checking out his career, one of his videos (with a great tip!), and his Website, Cooking with Clive, I’m happy to pump up his site! Clive has been training to be a world-class chef since he was a young child. He’s made it, although he’s not as well known as many of the others.

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New Foodie Links Page

March 17, 2008 by · Leave a Comment 

Check out our new foodie links page with hundreds of links to the more popular foodie Websites online. Compiling the list took many hours and a lot of Web surfing. Hopefully you’ll spot some familiar stomping grounds and some new sites to stomp on over to as well.

If you have a foodie site and would like us to consider adding it we’ll require that your site has some traffic (per the Alexa toolbar) and that you add a link back to our site from somewhere on your’s.

As for the sites listed…, we were particularly amazed at how many forums there are for foodies of all flavors, as well as, the enormous number of blogs! It begs to question how anyone finds time to cook after all that blogging.

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Jamie Oliver Close Up

February 9, 2008 by · Leave a Comment 

This visit with Jamie Oliver by New Zealand TV gives us a glimpse into what makes this special chef unique. His garden is to die for and has provided inspiration for me to give my own garden a try once again. He offers some important advice on how to put together a great salad as he effortlessly pulls together what is certainly a delicious and unique salad.

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Even more special then his food is his heart. In 2002, he combined his two ambitions: to open a top class restaurant and to give disadvantaged youngsters a chance to gain professional culinary training. Five years later, Fifteen is still achieving both, improving and expanding all the time.

Above: One of the fifteen success stories.

Jamie Oliver doing what he loves.

Jamie Oliver’s Wild Rocket and Chili Spaghetti

February 9, 2008 by · Leave a Comment 

This is not your mom’s spaghetti! Although I don’t like anchovies (understatement of the day!) the fact that he adds some in this bold recipe doesn’t scare me one bit. Looks absolutely delicious and costs practically nothing to make. Give it a try and let us know how it goes.

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Salmon Daikon Appetizer

February 9, 2008 by · Leave a Comment 

The tremendous chefs at iFoods TV have put this video together for those of you looking for a fantastic appetizer to serve your valentine on valentines day. Don’t watch this on an empty stomach.

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Iron Chef’s Culinary Art Served on Fortessa

December 15, 2007 by · Leave a Comment 

Eight of the world’s top chefs displayed their culinary art on Fortessa tableware when they competed to become one of the Iron Chef America contestants for worldwide honors. The winner will join some serious culinary superstars including; Mario Batali, Cat Cora, Bobby Flay and Masaharu Morimoto to compete in the new Food Network series Iron Chef America. If you haven’t watched the show you should. It’s amazing what these chefs are able to create in an hour.

How to Open a Bottle of Champagne

December 5, 2007 by · Leave a Comment 

John Fischer of the Culinary Institute of America demonstrates how to open a bottle of champagne just in time for the holidays! (6:44)

Did you know it was illegal to call sparkling wine that isn’t from Champagne France “champagne”? It is! Don’t turn yourself into the local police yet though because it isn’t strictly enforced here in the U.S. as it has been in Europe.

Two important lessons about opening champagne we learn in this video is about how to open a bottle safely and why it’s important to make as little a “popping” sound as possible when removing the cork. Happy holidays!

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