Cooking Cicadas
If you’re looking to cook up some cicadas, there is no shortage of ways that they can be prepared. boil or blanch them for about two minutes and then roast the bugs until soft before eating; sauté with olive oil and garlic in a pan-add more flavor if desired but don’t overdo it because these…
Epcot Flower and Garden
Epcot Flower and Garden Festival takes place every spring, focusing on how Disney can bring gardening, plants and flowers to life through theme park events. The Epcot Flower and Garden Festival takes place every spring from Epcot in Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. It includes special topiary displays created from various types of greenery,…
Gardening with Creekside
Creekside Nursery, Inc. is a family owned and operated business located on 8.5 acres of serene countryside just outside of Dallas, NC. Looking for gardening tips and advice? Look no further. They’ve got you covered. Their blog is filled with the top gardening tips, tricks, and news to help you garden like a pro! For…
Succulents
Succulents plants come in all shapes and sizes, can grow just about anywhere and require very little water to survive. As your succulent plants reach maturity they will begin to flower with vibrant colors to add life and color to any landscape. Landscaping succulents are easy to grow succulent plants that require little care, making…
Quick and Easy Fast Food
Gordon’s recipes are guaranteed to become instant classics. With each time you cook, his shortcuts will speed up your cooking and reduce prep times for a quick meal that the whole family enjoys! Gordon Ramsay has always been known for his no-nonsense approach to food and now he’s giving you the chance take charge of…
Nigerian Food
The food of Nigeria varies according to the region. For example, in the North, people eat cassava (cous-cous), rice and beans; while in the East they mainly consume fish or plantain. In Western Nigeria, people eat a lot of yams with groundnuts (peanuts). The Yoruba traditionally have large amounts of steamed vegetables and jollof rice…