Food Feast

What do you do with Blue Cheese?

  1. Put it on a hamburger
  2. Sauce for a steak
  3. Put it in a salad
  4. Serve it with spicy chicken wings
  5. Serve it at a wine and cheese party
  6. Stuff dried dates with it
  7. Put it on pizza
  8. Nibble on some plain, as a snack
  9. Open package, sniff it, put it back in fridge

What do you do with Blue Cheese?

  1. Put it on a hamburger
  2. Sauce for a steak
  3. Put it in a salad
  4. Serve it with spicy chicken wings
  5. Serve it at a wine and cheese party
  6. Stuff dried dates with it
  7. Put it on pizza
  8. Nibble on some plain, as a snack
  9. Open package, sniff it, put it back in fridge
  10. Make gnocchi with it

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed
  2. Cloves

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed
  2. Cloves
  3. Cinnamon

A stick of cinnamon perks up mulled wine; and of course, ground cinnamon is used in baking.

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed
  2. Cloves
  3. Cinnamon
  4. Mustard seed

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed
  2. Cloves
  3. Cinnamon
  4. Mustard seed
  5. Chili powder

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed
  2. Cloves
  3. Cinnamon
  4. Mustard seed
  5. Chili powder
  6. Coriander seed

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed
  2. Cloves
  3. Cinnamon
  4. Mustard seed
  5. Chili powder
  6. Coriander seed
  7. Allspice (pro-tip: when using it whole, wrap the berries in cheesecloth or you’ll never find them to remove them)

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed
  2. Cloves
  3. Cinnamon
  4. Mustard seed
  5. Chili powder
  6. Coriander seed
  7. Allspice (pro-tip: when using it whole, wrap the berries in cheesecloth or you’ll never find them to remove them)
  8. Black Pepper

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed
  2. Cloves
  3. Cinnamon
  4. Mustard seed
  5. Chili powder
  6. Coriander seed
  7. Allspice
  8. Black Pepper
  9. Fennel seed

Spices used both whole and ground in cooking (counting things you remove before eating):

  1. Cumin seed
  2. Cloves
  3. Cinnamon
  4. Mustard seed
  5. Chili powder
  6. Coriander seed
  7. Allspice
  8. Black Pepper
  9. Fennel seed
  10. Cardamom

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels
  2. Barley

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels
  2. Barley
  3. Pasta

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels
  2. Barley
  3. Pasta
  4. Crackers

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels
  2. Barley
  3. Pasta
  4. Crackers
  5. Garlic toast

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels
  2. Barley
  3. Pasta
  4. Crackers
  5. Garlic toast
  6. Grilled cheese

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels
  2. Barley
  3. Pasta
  4. Crackers
  5. Garlic toast
  6. Grilled cheese
  7. Cake

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels
  2. Barley
  3. Pasta
  4. Crackers
  5. Garlic toast
  6. Grilled cheese
  7. Cake
  8. Salad dressing

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels
  2. Barley
  3. Pasta
  4. Crackers
  5. Garlic toast
  6. Grilled cheese
  7. Cake
  8. Salad dressing
  9. Pancakes

Foods you can’t eat if you have gluten intolerance:

  1. Pretzels
  2. Barley
  3. Pasta
  4. Crackers
  5. Garlic toast
  6. Grilled cheese
  7. Cake
  8. Salad dressing
  9. Pancakes
  10. Couscous

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