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7 Suggestions For Refreshing Iced Tea
June is National Iced Tea month and with the warm weather and long, lazy days, there's no better time for a thirst-quenching glass of iced tea. While making iced tea can be as simple as pouring fresh brewed tea over a tall pitcher of ice, there are hundreds of more complex varieties. I've scoured the Internet for the most innovative recipes.
Yum's June Must Haves
This morning when I woke up and realized it was the first day of June, only one thought came to mind: hello Summer! With its warm weather and long days, June is a perfect time for outdoor cooking and alfresco entertaining. Whether you're hosting a chic soirée by the pool or packing up your family for a picnic in the park, here are six items that will make your month magnificent and memorable.
A Round of Applause For...
I'd like to give a huge congratulations to Bloodyfufu! She's the lucky owner of a new Cuisnart Supreme Ice Cream Maker. Thanks to everyone who participated in the contest!
Yum's June Must-Haves
June is here and to get excited for Summer, picnics, and barbecues, I've rounded up a few things you can't live without. These items will make cooking, entertaining, drinking, and eating that much more fabulous! To check out my must-haves for this month, click the "Start" button.
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Hidden Kitchen by June He: Love It Or Hate It?
I'm not so sure this Hidden Kitchen would work as well as I would want it to - I imagine you'd need a pretty sweet open loft to get away with it - but there's something about it that I really like. Visually, it reminds me of tetris and space invaders, plus I like that everything folds up and hides away. I just don't think it's quite big enough and I wonder if I would get tired of looking at it after a while (although the tiles can change to suit your style).
Noteworthy Nibbles — June 23-30, 2009
It's almost July, and the palatable parties just keep coming. If you're a wine enthusiast, head over to Pinot Days or the Telluride Wine Festival. Beer more your thing?
There's A First For Everything
Food and drink are such an integral aspect of every day life, that it's easy to take it all for granted and never think about the creation of it. So for a quick culinary history lesson, here are a few food related firsts that occurred on today's date, June 25: - The fork turns 377 years old. In 1630, the governor of a colony in Massachusetts introduced the fork to fine American dining.
- In 1938 a new Federal law was put into action promising workers across the nation a minimum wage of 40 cents per hour.
- Just 13 short years later, in 1951, the first color beer commercial aired on TV.
Noteworthy Nibbles — June 16-23, 2009
This weekend doesn't just mark Juneteenth and Father's Day. It's also packed with events that honor all of the pleasures of Summer, from peaches, blueberries, and watermelon to ribs, RC cola, and moon pies. But that's not all: this Friday marks the acclaimed Aspen Food & Wine Classic, which we're so excited to be returning to this year.
Noteworthy Nibbles — June 2-9, 2009
Whether you're in Brattleboro, VT, or Ponca City, OK, you've got the pick of the crop when it comes to food events this weekend. I know there are Spam and strawberry festivals, but I'm new to the world of rhubarb and horseradish celebrations. What will you be attending?
Noteworthy Nibbles — June 9-16, 2009
From Dr Pepper to pork to Philly cheesesteaks, this week's noteworthy nibbles seem to pay homage to time-honored American food traditions. We can't wait for the first ever Great American Food & Music Fest in Silicon Valley, which will feature guests like Bobby Flay and Guy Fieri, as well as famous regional specialties from all across the United States. Know of anything we've left off the list?
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