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Sunday, April 25, 2021

Food Blurb: Herbs and Spices: Name the Sexy Spices

These herbs and spices are credited with spicing up your sex life: saffron, fenugreek, fennel, cloves, garlic, nutmeg, and basil. The Italians refer to basil as the “grass of kisses”. Perhaps for Valentine’s Day or any romantic occasion, you should get your beloved a basil plant.


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Fenugreek Improves Sexual Performance in Men


In the study, 54 men with an average age of 41 were enrolled and divided into two groups. Twenty-seven of the men received twice-daily doses of 300 mg of fenugreek combined with 17 mg of magnesium, 15 mg of zinc and 5 mg of pyridoxine (the brand name of the fenugreek used in the study is Testofen).

Fennel - a source of estrogen and vitamin C - Eat Something Sexy


As an aphrodisiac, fennel is noted as more useful to women than men. You see, it is notably high in phytoestrogens, natural estrogen-like chemicals found in plants. In fact, in the 1930's, it was considered as a possible source for synthetic estrogen. Throughout history, fennel was linked with healthy circulation, improved vision and inflammation reduction.



The Benefits of Garlic for Men - Eat Something Sexy


Garlic is widely recognized as a health food. This relative of onion is a source of a surprising number of vitamins and minerals for something delivered in such a small package. The benefits of garlic include magnesium, selenium and vitamin C. And all of these nutrients are considered essential to sexual health.

"An Experimental Study of Sexual Function Improving Effect of Myristica Fragrans Houtt. (Nutmeg.)"


Nutmeg is a spice which has been used traditionally to treat male sexual disorders, such as erectile dysfunction. A study in rats demonstrated the ability of an alcohol extract of nutmeg to increase male libido and potency. The purpose of the study was to evaluate the sexual effects of nutmeg (Myristica fragrans), it's side effects and toxicity.

Daily Basil Consumption Can Enhance Libido In Men - By Dr. Rahul Gupta | Lybrate

Basil leaves are small plants commonly eaten as fresh vegetables and has a distinctive aroma. Besides as fresh vegetables basil leaves benefits turned out to be one kind of food that can arouse sexual desire of men or so-called aphrodisiac substances.


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Friday, April 23, 2021

Food Blurb: Herbs and Spices: 6 Spices For Indian Cuisine

If you love Indian cuisine and want to learn how to cook Indian food then to get started you should have these 6 spices in your kitchen cabinet:
  1. turmeric, 
  2. saffron, 
  3. ginger, 
  4. cumin, 
  5. coriander (seed or powder), and 
  6. cardamon. 

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Friday, November 13, 2020

More of My Best Of Chicken Recipes

When I published the first list of My Best of Chicken Recipes, it was well-received But such a list is never really complete. Here are a few more recipes. Hope you like them!

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5 Facts About Chicken:
  1. Chicken is the most common poultry in the world.
  2. PerTV chef Lidia Bastianich, chicken is the most Googled food term.
  3. Chicken is shown Babylonian carvings that date back to 600 B.C.
  4. Africans love chicken so much, suppliers have a hard time keeping up with the demand.
  5. Alektorophobiais the fear of chickens. ( Who would be afraid of a chicken? (O.o)}

Find more interesting facts at The Fact Site.

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#1 Jamie Oliver’s Thai Chicken Laksa

They say that while the king and his noblemen feasted on large portions of meat, the peasants were content to take the leftover meat scraps to make hearty soups or stews to feed themselves and their families.  It has also been said that the servants actually enjoyed better health and lived longer because they consumed less meat, ate more vegetables, and the broth was good for their innards. { Heard that on a televised documentary. I don't get Time magazine anymore. }

I fancy most soups, but particularly chicken soup.  Plus Jamie Oliver believes in healthy eating.  This sounds marvelous!!  Take this to a soup party and there won't be any leftovers to take back home. 

    #2 Taiwanese Three Cup Chicken

    This recipe has three key ingredients: sesame oil, Chinese rice wine, and soy sauce. The word “cups” means these ingredients should be in equal ratio; not a literal measurement.  You will enjoy learning this interesting food history.

      #3 Hot Chicken is a Favorite in Nashville

      Hot chicken is extremely popular fun food and it has an interesting history.  One legend says it was invented in Nashville, Tennessee, during the Great Depression. 

        #4 Mexican Chicken Tortilla Soup

        Chicken Tortilla Soup is one of my favorite soups.  Instant Pot seems to have become a favorite small kitchen appliance that many of my friends are using for cooking.  An easy recipe for my favorite soup using Instant Pot?  I should pass this on to my friends to prepare and hope they invite me over to enjoy it.  LOL.




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        Thursday, October 22, 2020

        Irresistible Party Food: Deviled Eggs Recipes for Halloween

        It's that time of the year again. Are you making your final preparations to celebrate the Halloween holiday? When not working on my blogs, my online activity sometimes involves chatting with friends on myLot.com, a social network that pays you to make friends and engage in friendly banter.


        A member at that site asked what would I bring to a party. My response was two things: a fruit platter and deviled eggs. The question brought back a memory about all the church fellowships I've attended and all the office parties at my old jobs. Somebody always remembered to bring deviled eggs and that tray was usually the first party food to disappear! Decided to find some Halloween themed deviled eggs recipes to share. Hope you like them!!





        LittleDevil Deviled Eggs (kraftrecipes.com)




        Spooky Monster Eyes | Avocado Deviled Eggs (scatteredthoughtsofacraftymom.com)






        Halloween Deviled Spider Eggs (shockinglydelicious.com)







        Halloween Deviled Eggs-4 ideas (happierthanapiginmud.blogspot.com)





        Halloween Food: Green Goblin Deviled Eggs | Fluster Buster






        Doubly Deviled Eggs - Rachael Ray Every Day


        (NOTE:  This page is LOADED with deviled eggs recipes.)






        Halloween GIF found at glitter-graphics.com



        Halloween eggs
        © Photographer: Pratchaya Leelapatchayanont | Agency: Dreamstime.com
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        Sunday, October 11, 2020

        Popular Diets. Which is Best? French, Greek or Japanese?

        Eat like zee French!  NO!  Like the Greek!  No No!  Like the Japanese!  

        • Some say eat like the French. They knosh on cheese, drink red wine by the gallon, and cook with butter. They say it’s a healthy diet.

        • Some say eat like the Greeks. It’s that Mediterranean diet. They use lots of olive oil and eat yogurt. It’s a healthy diet.
        • Finally, others say we should eat like the Japanese. They claim the Japanese people live longer because they eat a lot of fish and pickle their vegetables.

        Which country's diet have you copied?  Or do you just eat whatever is put on the table and ask no questions?

         America’s food scene reflects a lot of cultural diversity so I can eat French, Greek, or Japanese. I don’t know if it will help me live longer, but the food sure does taste good! ☺

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        Saturday, June 20, 2020

        Do You Have a Favorite Summer Fruit and Do You Like Popsicles?

        Don't you love when you're listening to the weather forecast and they announce when the first day of a season will begin? I do. 

         Even though spring is my favorite season I get excited when they announce that summer will begin. Summertime means summer fruit! 

         I love summer fruit. My favorite is nectarines. I also love popsicles and found some recipes for you to enjoy your summer fruit as a popsicle.

        Cold and sweet. It’s the perfect treat for a hot summer’s day or night! Don’t you think so? **







        https://foodways2017.tumblr.com/post/621302834049302528/nectarine-ice-pops-recipe-easy-summer-dessert

        https://foodways2017.tumblr.com/post/621303239568179200/summer-fruit-popsicle-best-healthy-homemade

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        Sunday, April 19, 2020

        Top 10 Tweets for First Quarter of 2020

        Food Ways Presented by Everyday Exotic Spices has a companion Twitter account which was started in 2015. As of April 2020, the account has about 500. The results of my examination of the Twitter analytics data indicate that even though the follower count is low, people who view my posts stream really like the tweets. 

        For the first quarter of 2020 (January, February, and March) the Tweets earned 65.4K impressions. That may not sound impressive to Twitter influencers who have millions of followers. But impresses me. At least there are some people out there who like the EES tweets. Apparently, people really like avocados. LOL.

        Below are the top 10 tweets for the first 3 months of 2020. If you are not already a follower of @EverydaySpices, you are invited to become one.




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        Saturday, November 23, 2019

        Use of Spices Explained for Foodies by Chris Donald (Guest Post)

        To make the food good and very much palatable you will need to use the spices as well as various condiments. These spices will make the food more appealing and for sure there is no way that you can eat food which is bland and non-spicy.

         The herbs and spices that need to be added to the food to make it tasty will be based on two things and these are the freshness of spices as well as proper quantity.



        Proper mix or proportion is very important for the addition of spices. Most of the spices come in the powdered form or in the leaves form.

         The compatibility of spice with certain types of food is a must to know. You should know which spice to use with which food. This operates on the same principle as the wine does which is you should know what wine to serve with what kind of food.

         There is no sure shot method of the quantity which can be used in the food. Your help for the quantity is the online food sites as well as recipe books available all over. Make sure that you do not add more spices because more is generally not acceptable but less is acceptable.

         If you are reading the recipe books they generally tend to border on the more commercial side of things which means the quantities and styles are more over the top. You may need to use your own estimate for the home cooked food.

         For keeping the freshness intact of the spices make sure that you buy the good brands which have good packaging as well as make sure that once you have opened them that you seal them properly to retain the flavor and the aroma.

        • Article Credit:
        Donald, Chris "Use of spices explained for foodies." Use of spices explained for foodies. 17 Feb. 2009. uberarticles.com. 8 Dec 2012 <uberarticles.com/food-and-drink/use-of-spices-explained-for-foodies/>.

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        Tuesday, September 10, 2019

        First Food and Drink Experiences: Chai Tea


        I was binge-watching a Turkish television series, set in 19th century Istanbul, and in one of the scenes, the man offered a drink to the two ladies at the table with him. Neither lady trusted him but they didn't want to be rude, so they accepted the cup that he poured. He said that people should be willing to experiment and try new things and that he wanted to introduce them both to a new drink he discovered from India. Chai tea!

        As I'm watching the program, I'm going: “Oh! Oh! Chai tea! I know what that is!!”


        Photo by René Pollock on Unsplash

        My husband is from The Bahamas, but he needed to stop drinking coffee for health reasons and started trying different types of teas. In the course of his experimentation, he discovered chai tea and introduced it to me.

        I must say it does have an exotic flavor. I like it!

        ~ Any chai tea drinkers out there?

        ~ Are there different ways you choose to enjoy this delicious combination of herbs and spices in drink form?

        I found a turmeric-chai-latte recipe.

         Do you have you own chai tea recipe?  Recipe Sharing.






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