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Beef Cuts Charts – Where does a cut come from?

Monday, July 26th, 2010

Sometime people will wonder where a cut of beef comes from. We have a Beef Cuts Chart from the American Angus Association. We hope this answers some of your questions.

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You can find out more from American Angus Association.

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Game Day Tips for Easy Fixings

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010


Whether we are tailgating from a parking lot or cheering from the couch, we enjoy big game day and fun treats to serve. Besides serving the traditional guacamole and chips ( big and crunchy pita or tortilla), we have added more avocado toppings.

Our new twist is adding more green to top off our homemade or delivered pizza.Try chopped or sliced avocado, green onions and a few cilantro leaves over your usual pizza choice.

We usually serve a big pot of chili, right from the crock pot, then place bowls of garnish for everyone to add their own toppings. Along with the usual sour cream, chopped onions and grated cheddar cheese, we place black olives and sliced or diced avocado in bright bowls for color, flavor and texture.

Although beer is the usual choice, try festive lemony-beer for a lighter and refreshing change.
Fill a tall glass with ice and 2/3 or 3/4 lemonade. You can give this glass to children or designated drivers.

Fill the rest of the glass of lemonade with gold beer or ale until frothy. Serve with the hot chili.
Margaritas also pair well with the above game-day dishes. If you are in Miami on Sunday, fresh lime margaritas and ripe avocados are in season.

Cheers to you and your favorite team!

Brenda C. Hill
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Tastes – Tips for Smashed Potatoes

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009


Two tips for mashed or smashed with a bite.

I tried this mashed potato twist from Tyler Florence with great compliments.

Like us, Tyler uses Yukon gold with generous amounts of cream, butter, milk and salt and pepper.

At the end of mashing or smashing, he adds a few tablespoons of grainy mustard. Like garlic, mustard adds that extra kick to basic mashed.

Our other tip for basic mashed is to use buttermilk in place of whole milk. This infuses more flavor and less fat.

Smashed (mashed with skins on) are our favorite for texture and more natural health.

Brenda C. Hill
International Food Wine & Travel Writers Association
Books By Hills Success Log Where & What in the World Blog

Finalist in the Writing and Publishing category of the 2009 Next Generation Indie Book Awards, “$uccess, Your Path to a Successful Book”















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