Food and Travel Nation with Elizabeth Dougherty SERVERS REVENGE – SCREWING OVER COWORKERS The TRUTH about Food and Travel Original Broadcast Date: 3/21/2013 From the Food And Travel Nation Archives: Elizabeth Dougherty spoke with Dr. Kirk Azevedo, a former Monsanto employee about the GM process. He describes some of the unintended …
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Genetically Modified Oranges With A Side Of Frog Genes
SEE UPDATE ON THIS STORY IN 12/10/23 SHOW/PODCAST Genetically Modified Oranges With A Side Of Frog Genes In this PDF presentation obtained by Food And Travel Nation Network, read about genetically modified oranges. The information speaks for itself. These GM oranges are currently in field trials in the State of …
Read More »Why Food Is Like Freaky Sex
I get emails and social media messages from readers and listeners once in a while. Most of them are pretty benign. “How do I make braciole?” “How do I make pizza?” Very occasionally, I get some really interesting comments. “Sometimes your recipes sound erotic.” Really? Food Network is really the …
Read More »Rotisserie Leg of Lamb, Roasted Potatoes and Shallots and a Minted Pea Puree
St. Patrick’s Day is coming soon and I had a request for a more non-traditional menu. These recipes embrace some of the bounty of Irish food. And make no mistake, Ireland is becoming a destination on the culinary map these days.
Read More »Marilu Henner – A true pioneer
Marilu Henner. I have been an admirer of hers for a long time, and I recently had a chance to chat with her in advance of her appearance at the Tampa Bay Food and Wine Festival. Other than her storied acting career, I didn’t know much about Marilu until her …
Read More »Grits and a fried egg – The perfect breakfast
Grits are not just for breakfast anymore, but I still love them in the morning. Here’s a great recipe for grits that’s not your typical grits for breakfast.
Read More »Minorcan-style clam chowder and white chicken chili with Datil peppers
Datil peppers arrived in Florida around 1777 when the Minorcans arrived in St. Augustine. While the pepper is related to other members of the capsicum family, it is very unique in flavor. It is as hot as a Habanero but also has a fruity quality. I’ve never tasted another pepper …
Read More »A Labor Day menu with no labor… How about that?
We work hard, right? Labor Day is a recognition of that fact and some time to reflect with family and friends. Here’s an easy menu. If you make this today, you can serve it right out of the fridge tomorrow and have a casual, no-stress buffet. You could also …
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