Thursday, October 7, 2010

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If you are ever in Houston and are hungry for something exotic and tastey,  exit Highway 59 at Kirby, go north to Richmond, turn right, and on the left one will find one of India’s great import’s to Houston, Texas. The Khyber Grill has been serving Northern Indian food to hungry Houstonians of discriminating tastes for over a dozen years. It is considered by many the finest place to eat Indian food in Houston, if not in all of south east Texas,

Upon entering the Indian food establishment, one will be assaulted by the heady aroma of Indian spices and the sound of sizzling meat in the clay, tandoori ovens. If one is not already hungry for Indian food by that time, one will surely be within seconds of entering the Khyber Grill.

For an appetizer, one cannot go wrong with an order of samoosas, a flaky opastry filled with vegetables. A good alternative is an order of saag paneer, a kind of grilled cheese mixed with spices.

With the main meal, be sure to have some lassi, a kind of yogurt based shake. It comes sweet or salty, but this reviewer recommends the sweet.

For the main meal, one can order tandoori, a kind of North Indian barbeque. Bits of meat, such as chicken or lamb, are stuck on skewers and are grilled inside deep ovens made out of clay. The best the Khyber Grill has to offer is a garlicy Chicken Afghani. Chicken Tikka, and other tandoori dishes with lamb or sea food are also available.

Curry, a trdaitional staple of Indian food, is another good alternative. One can get them with chicken, lamb, or sea food in varying degrees of heat. The hottest curry would be a Vindaloo, which by all accounts is heavily spiced with gun powder. It is not for the faint hearted and should be accompanied by a full pitcher of water.

There are various vegetarian dishes available, including rice pillou. Main curry dishes come with sides of rice, raita (a kind of cool, yogurt salad) a cucumber and tomato based salad, and naan, a succulent Indian bread that is grilled in the tandoori oven. Orders of various kinds of naan, stuffed with onions or raisins and other good things, are also available.

There are some tasty desserts available as well. The rice pudding is especially delightful.

But sure to check the outside marquee. For more than seven years now, Khyber Grill's Mickey Kapoor has been using his marquee to taunt the neighboring Pappadeaux's. When the seafood restaurant wrote, "Hiring today 3 to 5," Kapoor replied, "My, You Do Start Them Young!" When Pappadeaux posted, "Happy Hour 4 to 6," Khyber responded, "DWI 8 to 12." When the establishment bragged, "Our Softshelled Crabs Will Reach Out and Grab You," Kapoor fired back, "Pervert!" People in Houston have been known to drive out of their way just to see what the restaurateur will come up with next, and so far the targets of Kapoor's barbs have taken them all in good stride.




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Tuesday, October 5, 2010

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Mexican food has been a favorite in the United States for decades, and authentic Mexican food is what many Mexican food lovers are seeking. There are many restaurants in the Northeast Indiana area that serve foods advertised as Mexican, but these Northeast Indiana restaurants don’t serve authentic Mexican food. These Northeast Indiana restaurants serve foods that simply use the many spices and ingredients found in Mexican food, and although they are good, these dishes aren’t authentic.

Northeast Indiana restaurant chains that serve foods they claim to be Mexican are generally more expensive than authentic Mexican restaurants. Those who love Mexican food have a variety of authentic Mexican restaurants to choose from in Northeast Indiana. Not only can Mexican restaurant patrons in Northeast Indiana experience authentic Mexican food, they can save money while enjoying a meal that is truly Mexican in every sense of the word. Step into one of many authentic Mexican restaurants in Northeast Indiana, and you’ll feel as if you’ve stepped across the border into a Mexican village filled with the sounds and aromas experienced at an authentic Mexican fiesta.

Si Senior

This family owned Mexican restaurant located at 903 West Avenue in Kendallville Indiana features authentic Mexican foods and drinks. Located near the corner of State Road 3 and U.S. 6, Si Senior is a convenient and affordable way to take a trip into a Mexican world of flavorful foods, aromas, and true Mexican ambience.

The menu at Si Senior in Northeast Indiana is extensive. There are dinner choices and combinations to suit the taste of any Mexican food connoisseur. Si Senior in Northeast Indiana offers Mexican favorites such as tacos, burritos, chimichangas, quesas, fajitas, and numerous other Mexican appetizers and dinner combinations. The authentic Mexican foods at Si Senior are simply delicious and highly recommended by Northeast Indiana residents.

After placing an order at Si Senior in Northeast Indiana, customers are treated to complimentary authentic tortilla chips and home style Mexican salsa. Although rather spicy for those who don’t care for hot foods, the home style Mexican salsa and chips is a flavorful appetizer to enjoy while waiting for the main course. This is a great way to begin experiencing the truly authentic Mexican cuisine offered by this Northeast Indiana restaurant.

The price of entrees at Si Senior are average compared to other Northeast Indiana restaurants, but alcoholic drinks should be avoided if on a budget. Si Senior in Kendallville Indiana is a good choice for those wanting to experience authentic Mexican cuisine in a pleasant and friendly atmosphere. Call Si Senior at 260-343-0535 to find out current hours of operation or for additional information.

Cebolla’s Mexican Grill

This Mexican restaurant in Northeast Indiana couldn’t be any more authentic. When stepping into Cebolla’s Mexican Grill restaurant in one of three Ft. Wayne Indiana locations, it feels as if you’ve left Northeast Indiana and entered a high-quality restaurant in Mexico. This exceptional Mexican restaurant boosts an authentic Mexican atmosphere, and they serve huge portions of authentic Mexican food that are unbelievable. Make sure you are hungry before going to Cebolla’s, or be prepared to request a container for leftovers. You won’t want to waste any of the authentic Mexican food offered by Cebolla’s Mexican Grill.

Cebolla’s has a large menu that offers almost any Mexican dish imaginable. Also offered are drinks of every variety. One of the many delicious thirst-quenching drinks available at Cebolla’s Mexican Grill is raspberry tea. This raspberry tea has a hint of raspberry flavor and just the right amount of sugar. Those who try the raspberry tea at Cebolla’s in Northeast Indiana are hooked after just one sip.

Prices at Cebolla’s are just as amazing as the food. Two people can eat a very filling authentic Mexican meal for under $20.00 and take home leftovers if they wish. Also included are free authentic Mexican chips and salsa that definitely hit the spot. Alcoholic drinks are available for those who enjoy them, and the prices are average compared to other area establishments.

I highly recommend Cebolla’s Mexican Grill in Fort Wayne Indiana for those who want to experience authentic Mexican food that will satisfy a craving for true Mexican cuisine. Locations are 5930 West Jefferson Boulevard, 602 East Dupont Road, and 236 Fernhill Avenue. Call 260-436-1650 for current hours of operation and additional information on this exceptional Northeast Indiana restaurant.

Fiesta Mexicana

Fiesta Mexicana is a great choice for those seeking authentic Mexican food. This authentic Mexican restaurant and bar is located at 3155 West Highway 20 in Angola Indiana. Fiesta Mexicana offers carry out service, and they can be contacted by phone at 260-624-2820 to place an order or for additional information such as current hours of operation.

Fiesta Mexicana offers appetizers such as ceviche, coctel de camaron, taquitos, grilled chicken caesar, and queso fundido. This authentic Northeast Indiana Mexican restaurant also offers deliciously juicy steak entrees such as carne asada, azteca steak, fiesta Mexicana steak, and steak ranchero. Other Mexican foods offered by Fiesta Mexicana in Northeast Indiana are arroz con pollo, shrimp burritos, carnitas, quesadillas, enchiladas, fiesta salads, and much more. Fiesta Mexican in Northeast Indiana also offers many taste tempting desserts such as a thick and creamy cheesecake chimichanga, fried ice cream, and authentic tasty homemade flan.

Come to Fiesta Mexicana if you want authentic Mexican food and drinks at an affordable price. The employees at Fiesta Mexicana in Northeast Indiana are very friendly, and they are ready to serve customers authentic Mexican food in a pleasant Mexican atmosphere.



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There are several places were you can buy food online, like Amazon.com, Homecookingx.com and a slew of other places. But is it really safe for you and your family? There are now even the food delivery services that allow you to order you food and have it delivered that same day. This seems like a great idea for parents especially during those nasty winter months. Although you will usually end up paying a much higher price for food online than you would if you just went to the store and brought it yourself. 

Most likely this is because of the delivery charge. Some of the parents that I have spoken with that have used it said the food was of good quality which is one of the main concerns. Some feel however that they would never like buying food online because they prefer to see it and smell it before they consider buying it, especially when it comes to produce.

Before you start buying food you will want to make sure that it is a reputable company. So make sure you do your homework. Many people are very picky however when it comes to their meat. This may be something that you will want to venture out to the store for yourself. Try looking for a website that includes articles and reviews from other customers. Feedback is great when you are trying to decide about buying something online, especially food. If you are still unsure after reading other reviews, you might want to start by ordering a few boxed items.

This is also a great way to order your baby products. You can buy diapers and wipes in bulk and you can shop around for online coupons. There are plenty of websites that now list online coupons for different companies. Try doing a search on google and you are sure to find a large amount. This will help to cover the shipping fee that you have to pay for delivery. The main thing about buying food online is to make sure that it is fresh and that all of the packages are undamaged when they are received. 

When your delivery arrives make sure you ask the delivery driver to wait a few minutes why you thoroughly check each item. Of course you will not want to take too long doing this, but just browse through everything and make sure that none of the items have a hole in them, or are damaged in any way. If they are then you can point it out to the driver, and then call the store to make sure that they credit your account. Also if you realize that after ordering for a while this problem continues to happen then you will probably want to stop ordering from them. 

If you do decide to purchase meat and produce online be careful to inspect it thoroughly before serving it to your family. But I would like to point out that there have not been any major complaints about home food delivery. Most of the people who have tried home delivery seem to be very happy with the results.






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Monday, October 4, 2010

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So do you think perfume is about romance, about a nicely wrapped box from-or for-someone you love? When you think of perfume, do you think about the way it makes you feel, about the sensual pleasures of its scent, its color, the way its package is designed?

Well, think some more, because perfume is also a business, and its clientele are one among the world's best-researched markets. There are about eight thousand scents in commercial distribution around the globe, whose composition is carefully protected by those who paid a lot of money to develop them. Not only are their formulations carefully protected, but they're well-researched as well to make sure that they appeal to the right markets. Because the perfumes that sell in Asia, don't sell in the Middle East; Americans like different perfumes than the French.

Strong scents don't seem to sell in Asia, and for that reason a number of manufacturers only distribute eau de toilette. In the Latin countries and the Middle East, people prefer scents that linger. The French are more likely to buy complex, plush, rococo scents; consumers in the US and Canada prefer sporty, innovative perfumes. While Alain Lorenzo, president of Parfums Givenchy, explained to the New York Times, "The rule of thumb is richer scents are preferred by Latin and black cultures and fresher ones by European cultures," the lines aren't at all clear when it seems that vanilla scents sell well in all markets; Hispanic-American women prefer fruity-floral scents.

Since each market is different, let's look at one in particular: Dubai. In 1999, this port of entry into the United Arab Emirates, imported $146 million dollars worth of perfumes and toilet waters. Just under half (48%) came from France, with significant market share distributed between the USA (12.6%), Italy (6.8%), Switzerland (3%) and Germany (2.8%). France's domination of this market is telling; because among the 250 regional markets where French perfumes appear, the UAE ranks twelfth.

Dubai shoppers prefer designer brands, and leading French perfumers-like Givenchy-will plan to release new scents in Paris and the Gulf, simultaneously; Christian Dior has more than 70 retail outlets across the Gulf Cooperation Council countries (that include Dubai). France's significance for Dubai, and Dubai's significance to France, is unlikely to shift in the near future, even though German exports of perfumes, beauty products, and personal care products have doubled in the past decade. German-manufactured cosmetic, toiletry, and perfumes have achieved a reputation for innovation, quality, and product safety.



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Interest in the fashion industry is on the rise, and so are the opportunities – and the competition. It is relatively easy to earn a degree in fashion design, merchandising, or fashion marketing. Each of these segments focuses on a different aspect of the fashion industry. As the fashion industry continues to grow, there is an increased need for educated and specialized staff in the fashion world. Those who have the appropriate fashion degree education will find that they are more marketable in this competitive industry. You will find that a fashion degree education offers programs that are tailored to what specific field you are interested in. The three main opportunities with a fashion degree are fashion design, fashion marketing and fashion merchandising.

Becoming a fashion designer is a dream for many people. But only those with artistic ability and serious determination will succeed in this competitive industry. A fashion designer has an eye for lines, textures and color and brings their vision to life through drafting. Once a final sketch is complete, the designer must choose materials to be used in the final product. After the fabric is chosen, a pattern is cut from the fabric and sewn together.

Fashion Marketing involves the advertising, design and business side of the fashion business. A fashion marketer has to have a comprehensive knowledge of the fashion industry to be able to identify what will be stylish and appealing to their target markets. They are responsible for recognizing and tracking upcoming trends as well as being familiar with the various consumer groups. Fashion marketing connects the designers to the public by tracking consumer-buying habits. The fashion marketer then come up with advertising campaigns to target specific groups that might be interested in the products.

Fashion Merchandising and marketing work hand in hand. Fashion merchandisers are responsible for buying the clothes and presenting them to stores. One of the largest parts of fashion merchandising is creating displays to help consumers want to buy the products. Fashion marketing is basically the selecting of clothing lines and choosing how the will be presented to the market. 

You should consider a career in the fashion industry if any of the above fields are appealing to you. Fashion is a career that combines business aptitude and an artistic eye. When you have a degree in fashion, you will make more money and hold higher positions than those without formal training.





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Saturday, October 2, 2010

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Summertime brings picnics, road trips, outdoor hikes, plenty of fun in the sun, and long car rides. When packing a cooler and food on your excursions, it is important to remember some key food safety tips. Food-borne illnesses run a high risk of occurrences throughout the summer months, as outdoor picnics, buffets, and barbeques can pose many hazards. Germs do multiply faster in the summer, as heat and humidity are the perfect conditions for increases.

Although it may be tempting to forego food preparation concerns when you’re on the road, it’s still wise to take care of the following food safety issues before they lead to a potential health danger:

1. When grocery shopping on warm days, try and go to the store and back in as little time as possible. This will prevent potential wilting of fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs turning bad, or other dairy or refrigerator items from turning rancid from the heat. 

2. Take a well-stocked cooler for trips lasting longer than 1 hour, as you will need cold sports drinks, water, or other beverages to stay hydrated. 

3. Choose plastic bottles over canned beverages while on the road, as these are less likely to explode from the heat! 

4. Don’t eat any leftovers that have been sitting in a car or outside for longer than 45 minutes. 

5. Place all food or leftovers in a cooler or mini fridge as soon as possible 

6. Mayonnaise is not a good pot-luck choice for outdoor picnics, as it can get bad very quickly. Dairy products also fall into this category, so pick your menu selections wisely. 

7. Keep all food preparation surfaces clean, germ-free, and wash your hands frequently 

8. To prevent bacteria from taking over your favorite dish, make sure that hot food is kept hot, and cold foods kept cold. Hot food should be served at 140 degrees F. or above, and cold foods at 40 degrees F. or below. 

9. It’s essential that meat is thawed appropriately and does not drip on other foods! This is an easy road to food contamination. 

10. Always serve food on clean plates, and use paper plates if needed for convenience and cleanliness. 

11. At a buffet or picnic, discard food that may have been left at room temperature for more than two hours. 

12. Secure clean drinking water at your picnic or barbeque site, and bring your own bottled water if necessary.

13. Use frozen gel packs and lots of ice to pack your cooler.

14. Separate raw meats and foods from fresh vegetables, fruits and other ready-to-eat items and prevent cross-contamination. 

15. Cover trash containers and garbage areas well to avoid flies and other insects from approaching food areas.

With these food safety tips in mind, you are sure to enjoy a safe and healthy summer. Check the weather for heat advisories, and as always, don’t forget the sunscreen!




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Summertime brings picnics, road trips, outdoor hikes, plenty of fun in the sun, and long car rides. When packing a cooler and food on your excursions, it is important to remember some key food safety tips. Food-borne illnesses run a high risk of occurrences throughout the summer months, as outdoor picnics, buffets, and barbeques can pose many hazards. Germs do multiply faster in the summer, as heat and humidity are the perfect conditions for increases.

Although it may be tempting to forego food preparation concerns when you’re on the road, it’s still wise to take care of the following food safety issues before they lead to a potential health danger:

1. When grocery shopping on warm days, try and go to the store and back in as little time as possible. This will prevent potential wilting of fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs turning bad, or other dairy or refrigerator items from turning rancid from the heat. 

2. Take a well-stocked cooler for trips lasting longer than 1 hour, as you will need cold sports drinks, water, or other beverages to stay hydrated. 

3. Choose plastic bottles over canned beverages while on the road, as these are less likely to explode from the heat! 

4. Don’t eat any leftovers that have been sitting in a car or outside for longer than 45 minutes. 

5. Place all food or leftovers in a cooler or mini fridge as soon as possible 

6. Mayonnaise is not a good pot-luck choice for outdoor picnics, as it can get bad very quickly. Dairy products also fall into this category, so pick your menu selections wisely. 

7. Keep all food preparation surfaces clean, germ-free, and wash your hands frequently 

8. To prevent bacteria from taking over your favorite dish, make sure that hot food is kept hot, and cold foods kept cold. Hot food should be served at 140 degrees F. or above, and cold foods at 40 degrees F. or below. 

9. It’s essential that meat is thawed appropriately and does not drip on other foods! This is an easy road to food contamination. 

10. Always serve food on clean plates, and use paper plates if needed for convenience and cleanliness. 

11. At a buffet or picnic, discard food that may have been left at room temperature for more than two hours. 

12. Secure clean drinking water at your picnic or barbeque site, and bring your own bottled water if necessary.

13. Use frozen gel packs and lots of ice to pack your cooler.

14. Separate raw meats and foods from fresh vegetables, fruits and other ready-to-eat items and prevent cross-contamination. 

15. Cover trash containers and garbage areas well to avoid flies and other insects from approaching food areas.

With these food safety tips in mind, you are sure to enjoy a safe and healthy summer. Check the weather for heat advisories, and as always, don’t forget the sunscreen!




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