Yummy Links: From Sustainable Seafood to Coffee Stains

May 30, 2008

Make the world a better place by purchasing sustainable seafood. — Gourmet
Move over Pez, there's a new candy dispenser in town and wii love it! — Candy Blog
Daniel Boulud and Thomas Keller are looking for an American chef to represent them at the culinary Olympics. — Eater SF
Deep fried cheese ravioli?! Why didn't I think of that? — The Food in My Bread
With the price of food sky rocketing, you can never have too many tips on how to save at the grocery store. — Glam Dish
Presentation of food is important, here's how to plate your food like a chef. — Start Cooking
Calling all home mixologists: make your own maraschino cherries. — Serious Eats
Get rid of coffee stains with dishwashing soap, water, and vinegar mixture. — CasaSugar

11 Comments

aimeeb 4 years 50 weeks

I've never had it either...not big into ANYTHING fried.

Ana_belle03 4 years 51 weeks

Toasted ravioli (fried) is a St. Louis specialty. We've been making it for about a 150 years. It's so good!

startcooking 4 years 51 weeks

Thanks for linking to my site! I have tons of recipe and "how to" videos as well as step-by-step photo tutorials all for the beginner cook. At startcooking.com we are all about learning the basics. Everything from How to Cut a Mango, Making Fried Rice, Cooking Asparagus, and even How to Cook a Pork Roast. Cheers! Kathy Maister

emalove 4 years 51 weeks

Fried ravioli is yum! One of my favorite appetizers.

bluesarahlou 4 years 51 weeks

Here's the website for more info.... http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/cr/seafoodwatch.asp

bluesarahlou 4 years 51 weeks

Oh and I think they just had an event there focusing on sustainable seafood...with special guest ALTON BROWN! I was soooo bummed I couldn't go...

bluesarahlou 4 years 51 weeks

Mmmmmmm fried raviolis :drool:The Monterey Bay Aquarium has a lot of really useful info on sustainable seafood, including a little brochure you can print and keep in your purse or wallet. It's specific to the region you live in (east coast, west coast, central USA, world) so that helps a lot when you go to the store.

bluesarahlou 4 years 51 weeks

Mmmmmmm fried raviolis :drool: The Monterey Bay Aquarium has a lot of really useful info on sustainable seafood, including a little brochure you can print and keep in your purse or wallet. It's specific to the region you live in (east coast, west coast, central USA, world) so that helps a lot when you go to the store.