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Spain Introduces the World to Light Wine

Feb 22 2008 - 7:01am by partysugar
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Spain Introduces the World to Light Wine While many winemakers are worried about the increasing levels of alcohol in wine, one winery, The Bodega Casa de la Ermita, is actually doing something to stop it. The Spanish winery has just released the world's first ever "light wine." In this case, light means less alcohol — just six and a half percent — and lower alcohol levels means fewer calories. The red wine will hit Spanish markets in April and is set to debut soon after in the rest of Europe.

Yucky Link: Women Can't Cook?

Nov 13 2007 - 7:27am by partysugar
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Yucky Link: Women Can't Cook? In what seems to be an appalling piece of journalism, a British writer declares that, generally speaking, women cannot cook. I don't know about you, but reading this makes me want to grab my knives and give this man a piece of my mind. What do you think?— Daily Mail

Are Recipes By Female Chefs More Complicated Than Those By Male Chefs?

Sep 11 2007 - 11:03am by YumSugar
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Are Recipes By Female Chefs More Complicated Than Those By Male Chefs? The UK Department of Innovation, Universities and Skills recently completed a study that looked at 35 recipes published by five UK celebrity chefs — Jamie Oliver, Delia Smith, Nigella Lawson, Gordon Ramsay and Nigel Slater. It turns out that while these folks make cooking look simple, their recipes can be difficult to follow. Actually, of the five chefs, only the recipes from the two women chefs were considered overly complicated. While Gordon Ramsay's recipes were considered "so simple they can be followed by a seven-year-old," Nigella and Delia's were deemed too "chatty." "[The study] found that 5.2million adults in the UK would be unable to follow Nigella's cooking methods as she uses longer sentences and tends to write in a "chatty" style, mixing in personal observations with her instructions. "Delia Smith's culinary teaching was also criticised for having too many stages and using measurements confusing for anyone with poor numeracy skills. "She also sprinkles too many adjectives into her recipes." The study was intended to highlight the UK Government's adult learning campaign, but actually turned up the fact that the high profile male chefs deliver easier, simpler recipes than their female counterparts. What do you guys think.

Gordan Ramsay Goes a Hunting

May 7 2007 - 3:00am by YumSugar
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Gordan Ramsay Goes a Hunting Lately I've been trying to be more aware of my food chain. In fact, one of my goals for 2007 is to catch, kill and gut my own fish - Jimmy thinks I'm crazy, but I really want to do it. I think it would be a good reminder of the whole circle food chain thing.

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