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Clay Pot Cooking - An Ancient Method for Modern Cooking 1 year 49 weeks ago

Clay pot cooking is a time tested method of cooking and is responsible for producing some of the most delectable and delicious food available.

The porous nature of the clay pot allows hot air and moisture to combine within the pot and thoroughly cook the food in a process similar to steaming. This method allows the food to absorb and cook in its own juices, ensuring a nutritious, healthy and very tasty meal.

7 Quart Crockpot Recipes 1 year 38 weeks ago

I love cooking in my crock pot. It's one of the easiest ways I have to get a home cooked meal on the table. If you're looking for a 7 quart crock pot or crock pot recipes you've come to the right place. You'll find crock pot reviews as well as some fantastic crock pot recipes.

For Gumbo Fans - Making a Pot of Gumbo 2 years 17 weeks ago

Do you love a good bowl of gumbo? Do you enjoy creating a pot, or just let someone else cook it and you just eat it? Check out this post about creating a stockpot of gumbo. You may enjoy seafood gumbo, or maybe you like to add sausage and chicken. It is all good! Cooking a great pot of gumbo is more than just following a secret prize winning recipe. It is also about soul. Visit the site to read more.

3 Mouthwatering Crock Pot BBQ Rib Recipes 1 year 7 weeks ago

Barbecued ribs are a classic American dish traditionally made in a smoker, or on the grill. But I'm always on the lookout for nontraditional ways to enjoy mouthwatering ribs. One method I like is the slow-cooked, fall-off-the-bone results that the crock pot delivers. Also, preparation is easy and you have time to cook other dishes while waiting for the crock pot to finish cooking. Your favorite potato salad, sweet corn-on-the-cob and baked beans go great with these ribs. And to round out a perfect feast, don't forget the cornbread and collard greens.

Free Coloring Pages - The Art of the Yixing Teapot 2 years 24 weeks ago

Yixing teapots are collectible teapots made in Yixing, China. They are created from a special clay that is found only in the area around Lake Taihu in China. The clay, because it is made up of iron, quartz, and mica, is naturally a purple color. The clay, called zisha, retains heat extremely well, absorbs the flavors of the tea brewed in it, and, over a period of time, the pot is literally infused with the tea flavor. There is a saying that after many years you can brew a cup of good tea in a Yixing teapot just by adding boiling water!