Food Trends Guide

Geoduck: An ‘elephant trunk’…a clam

Washington,U.S, NORTH AMERICA

A duck by name, but not by looks. Don’t tell me that a rose remains a rose, by any other name. Geoduck is the largest clam with a giant phallus; this clam weighs three pounds at maturity…it doesn’t look like a duck….

Pork Scraps: Best out of waste

Pennsylvania,U.S,NORTH AMERICA

Do not ask mama too many questions about scrapple. Do not get your brains while eating scrapple as you are already eating the squashed brain of a pig. Last but not the least do not ask the name of the dish which is…

Fiddling with the Fiddlehead Ferns

New Brunswick, NORTH AMERICA

Have you ever tasted ferns? If you were safe even after eating ferns then Foodmall would definitely encourage you to eat more of it, provided you give illustrations of how eating this weird food just for the heck of it has..

Shiokara…Fermented fish paste

Japan, ASIA

What about a fermented fish paste? I do not know how it tastes but you can figure it out from the ingredients and the processing of those ingredients. Shiokara is made from squid or the guts of skipjack and other species. The internal…

It’s all coconut in South-Indian Cuisine

South India, ASIA

The most typical thing about the South Indian cuisine is the usage of coconut in every dish. It is used to make chutneys, pancakes, gravies or used as a garnish. The weirdest usage of coconut is found in Kerala cuisine. In Kerala,…

Horse meat: In the ice cream or as a sausage?

Japan,Kazakhstan; ASIA

Take it straight from the horse’s mouth, I mean from the horse’s flesh and eat this taboo the way you want…as Basashi Aisu in Japan or as Sausage in Kazakhstan.
In the fist place, horse meat is considered as weird by…

Airag: Milk ‘n’ cheese from the stable

Mongolia, ASIA

If you think that the cows and buffaloes are the only cheese makers, then you had better think again. Airag, the traditional beverage of Central Asia is made out of fermented mare’s milk. This beverage was formulated by the Tatars and was.

Bird’s nest? No, a bowlful of soup!

Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam: ASIA

Call it “white gold”, “caviar of the East” or a delicious broth, fact remains that the Swiftlet bird’s nest have been harvested at homes and restaurants and wherever they possibly could, for the past two years,…

A Round up of the food blogs this week

The Spittoon blog presents the wine of the year – Glen Carlou Syrah.

The Panama Gourmet Blog gives a garlic package this weekend.

Chef Shane is up with an Alaskan seafood recipe – Alaskan Salmon and spinach soup.

The Slashfood blog is bringing in the.

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