Thursday, June 18th, 2009 at 7:15 am

by Chris Channing
A celebratory experience shouldn’t go unrewarded with cake. Birthdays are known for the sweet confections, but a food allergy can come in between a child and his or her birthday plans. Making a birthday cake that is free of common allergens is possible; keeping the birthday spirit alive and well.
The ingredients you will be using can all be found at your local grocer. White rice flour, potato starch, tapioca starch, and xanthan gum are among the irregular ingredients you may not have had experience in using before. The rest of the ingredients are probably already in your kitchen, such as cocoa powder or vanilla extract. It is surprisingly easy to make a cake with next to no ingredients at all!
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Monday, May 18th, 2009 at 4:02 pm

by Chris Channing
Preparing meat for grilling is more advanced than what those new to grilling would think. Even grilling itself has a few rules in order to keep the end result safe to consume. If you are somewhat new to the idea of grilling meat, you will have to go through a crash course in safety measures before grilling.
Grilling requires that you prepare your meat correctly. If you have decided to expand on the flavor of the meat by using a marinade, you will need to follow proper safety instruction. Keep the meat stored away from the door of the refrigerator to keep it cold, and ensure that the refrigerator is at least 40 degrees or lower. Marinades should only sit a few days maximum.