Chefs at World's Top Restaurant Inspired by Mum's Cooking
Humbly tracing their inspiration to their mum's cooking are the three brothers in Spain's northeastern Catalonia region who snatched the title for the world's best restaurant, the Celler de Can Roca.
Humbly tracing their inspiration to their mum's cooking are the three brothers in Spain's northeastern Catalonia region who snatched the title for the world's best restaurant, the Celler de Can Roca.
- Chop vegetables ahead of time: It's best to do things in advance especially when you are staring at a busy week. Take vegetables in abundance and chop them once a week (instead of daily) and store them in the fridge.
- Reach for baking mixes: Use mixes that are readily available on the market instead of baking from scratch. You can give a personal touch by adding something like fresh fruit, citrus zest or nuts.
Obsession for a Soft Skin Causes a Korean Woman to Inject Cooking Oil in Her Face
Hang Mioku, a former model, always wished to have soft skin and this turned out to be quite an obsession when she continued to approach doctors for silicone injections.
Hang Mioku, a former model, always wished to have soft skin and this turned out to be quite an obsession when she continued to approach doctors for silicone injections.
- Stay organised: Keep all your tools used to prepare meal in an organised way. This will also make you enjoy the cooking experience more.
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Clean Cooking Stoves Will Help Reduce Climate Emissions
May be it's the 21st century, but nearly half the world's population still cooks with open fires or primitive stoves that burn wood, animal dung, charcoal and other polluting solid fuels.
May be it's the 21st century, but nearly half the world's population still cooks with open fires or primitive stoves that burn wood, animal dung, charcoal and other polluting solid fuels.
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City Traffic, Home Cooking Contribute Towards Air Pollution In China
City traffic and other forms of fossil-fuel combustion, contribute towards almost 80 percent of air pollution involving soot that spreads from China over large areas of East Asia.
City traffic and other forms of fossil-fuel combustion, contribute towards almost 80 percent of air pollution involving soot that spreads from China over large areas of East Asia.
