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• Guide to Cooking Like a Chef in Florida

  December 10, 2009 •Brian Brooks • Miami • 0 Comments

  The Florida culinary scene includes everything from deep southern dishes to Cuban fare. Whether you like fried greens or Cuban sandwiches, there is certainly something for everyone here. And if your goal is to cook like a Florida chef, then understand that this could mean cooking many different things. Continue...

• How to Start Your Own Restaurant

  October 31, 2009 •Brian Brooks • St-Louis • 0 Comments

  "I have no idea where to start. If only I had the money..." This is the painful sigh of bitter frustration among aspiring entrepreneurs who long to open their own restaurant. Continue...

• How to Keep Summer Cooking Sizzling

  October 30, 2009 •Brian Brooks • Scottsdale • 0 Comments

  Ah, the lazy days of summer. The sun is out, the birds are chirping, and the sweet smell of summer cooking wafts in the warm air. Continue...

• Food Storage Tips and Tricks

  October 29, 2009 •Brian Brooks • Portland • 0 Comments

  Best Storage Techniques Continue...

• Cooking with Flowers – Which Ones are Edible and Which Ones Will Kill You

  October 28, 2009 •Brian Brooks • Pittsburgh • 0 Comments

  As a garnish, as a snack, or as a flavorful ingredient to any recipe, flowers make a welcome addition to any plate. Remember, not all of your ingredients need to come from the grocer. Branch out and cook with flowers for a fragrant and delicious food. Continue...

• How to Be a Nutritionally-Conscious Cook

  October 27, 2009 •Brian Brooks • Orlando • 0 Comments

  Perhaps it's the fact that more than 60% of Americans are overweight and over 30% are considered obese, but the public has never been more focused on health and weight loss than right now. With hundreds of “miracle diets” and fat burning supplements on the market today, nutrition has become a multibillion-dollar industry. Continue...

• Making Your Kitchen Green (without paint)

  October 26, 2009 •Brian Brooks • Las-Vegas • 0 Comments

  It seems these days that everyone is looking to make their homes more energy efficient. As awareness about the global climate crises becomes more prevalent, and people continue to try and cut spending in the home, more and more “green” kitchen appliances are becoming available. Continue...

• Adventures in Culinary Ed: Studying in Miami

  October 25, 2009 •Brian Brooks • Miami • 0 Comments

  Miami is hot, spicy and unpredictable...and I don't just mean the nightlife. Home to some of the best restaurants and cuisine in the country, Miami is a hub for culinary excitement and flair. Studying the culinary arts in Miami is a once in a lifetime opportunity for anyone with a fire for cooking. If you're interested in venturing down south, take advantage of the helpful tips below to guide you on your journey. Continue...

• Five Tips for Cooking in Hot Climates

  October 24, 2009 •Brian Brooks • Las-Vegas • 0 Comments

  Las Vegas summers create a challenge for cooking at home. Not only does heat suppress an appetite, but the high temperatures make it difficult to withstand the heat in the kitchen. Continue...

• An Insider's Guide to The Food Network

  October 23, 2009 •Brian Brooks • Sacramento • 0 Comments

  You've always loved eating, but the time has come to start cooking for yourself. Continue...

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