Author: Savory Tv
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We’ve just discovered another tasty video blogger! Her name is Monica DiNatale and she is an actor, tv host, and author of the Fun Food With Monica blog, which has loads of delicious videos and travel adventures.

For Cinco de Mayo, we’ve been hunting down an authentic mexican recipe for you, and Monica came through!  This video features Chef Patrico Sandoval of Mercadito Grove restaurant in the West Village of NYC.  He prepares a Tampiquena plate.   What is it?   In Mexico City in the 1930’s and 40’s, a legendary restaurant called the Tampico Club founded by Jose Luis Loredo from Tampico served a signature dish that became famous. Tampiqueña (pronounced tam-pee-cane-ya) has many permutations and culinary interpretations today, but the original plate consisted of carne asada, enchiladas, rajas (spiced roasted chiles), salsa, and charra beans. Patrico’s version of the recipe here includes a skirt steak carne asada, corn salsa, and marinated rajas.  Click the “read…

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One of the few things I don’t have any complaints about my hometown is the BBQ cooking contest.

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Wine, which is one of the major types of alcoholic beverage, is considered by a lot of people to be beneficial to our health. Studies show that it decreases the chances of heart disease, kidney stones, and diabetes. The other two major types of alcoholic beverages are beer and spirits….

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The popularity of wine as a must in most occasions has allowed most to enjoy the full-bodied taste of this exquisite drink. In several momentous occasions wine is always a must-have - any revelry without is almost always incomplete because people always see wine as the…

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With sky high grocery prices you may be looking for ways to save money buying groceries. Here are nine tips you can use to keep your fruits and vegetables fresher for longer.

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Well last week I planted 3 different tomato planters to see which was best… to recap… One in the Topsy Turvy upside down tomato planter, one in my own homemade tomato planter, and one in a regular pot growing right side up.

I am attempting to answer a couple of questions I have had in my own mind.
- What is the difference between all these ways to plant tomatoes?
- What is the hype all about with Topsy Turvy? Is it worth the money?
- Or, do they all grow the same? and produce the same amount?

If you did not see the Week 1 of this series please CLICK HERE to see what and how this all started and to keep up with the progression of this experiment.

Well, week 2 shows some progress in 2 of the tomato plants… Watch and find out which ones… This is becoming an interesting experiment.

By the way, it is Day 5 on NaBloPoMo and feeling fine here. I have about a week’s worth of blog posts on the drawing board, and then I am sure I will make more food or have subjects worthy of blogging… (Read the rest of this article at the following article source link for the full story)

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