Full of heart-healthy monounsaturated fatty acids, olive oil’s nutritional benefits are well known. But if you are ready to take your cooking to the next level, you’ll want to stock your kitchen with some equally healthy and delicious, but lesser known cooking oils that aren’t made from olives.
The old favourites we turn to when we need some culinary comfort aren’t usually the most refined. But it’s easy to class them up with some fancier ingredients for a dinner party or special occasion while keeping them deliciously familiar.
Cooking utensils can be made from different metals and alloys. Each has their own distinct benefits, whether it’s better cooking or being easier on your budget.
Celebrate Easter with some fun for everyone. An Easter egg decorating party can make for a fun and memorable gathering that kids and adults alike can enjoy. The eggs can even be used later for an Easter Egg Hunt activity. And it’s all surprisingly easy to put together.
Instant noodles or ramen are one of the most popular go-tos for people needing a quick filler when they don’t have time to grab a proper meal. It’s also a cheap staple for many university or college students on a budget.
It’s 2014, and a new set of energies, or Qi, are flowing into homes. Practising the ancient art of Feng Shui involves adjusting your surroundings to encourage the flow of positive energies into your environment. With the beginning of the new year, it’s time to take a look at optimising your home to receive these new energies.
Tapas can be the ideal food to serve when trying to host a fuss-free soiree. Serving a variety of tasty dishes family-style in the middle of the table is also a great way to get guests talking to each other and about the food.
Getting that extra shine out of the floors and furniture need not be a matter of paying the professionals. With some extra attention to detail, the house can be made to sparkle as though you’ve called in the experts.
Tapas bars and restaurants are carving out a niche in the nightlife of many Asian cities. Originating from Spain, these small but delicious dishes are usually served up to accompany drinks.
The kitchen is a large part of our home lives, where we cook, eat and even socialise with family and friends. A practical yet elegant kitchen design should thus avoid these no-nos.
