 I can’t tell you how many times someone has asked me "What’s the difference between Scotch and Whiskey”? At first I thought it was just one person who misunderstood the concept, but after running into this situation multiple times over the last few years I’ve learned that the majority of the people in the world really have no idea what makes whiskey whiskey, Scotch Scotch and Bourbon Bourbon. ... Read more » |
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2013-05-10
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2013-05-10
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2012-11-28
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Our Most Common Cooking Mistakes  Every cook, being human, errs, bungles, botches, and screws up in the kitchen once in a while. If you have not "caramelized" fruit in salt rather than sugar, you have not suffered the most embarrassing mistake made by one of our editors. We did not have to look much farther than our staff―and their encounters with readers, friends, and relatives―to compile a list of common, avoidable culinary boo-boos. The creative cook can often cook her way out of a kitchen error, but the smart cook aims to prevent such creativity from being necessary. Here are over 40 ways to be smarter every time. 1. You don’t taste as you go.
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1747
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2012-11-27
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New Year
People in Georgia love their holidays and what is most important, know how to organize them so beautiful, delicious and joyfully, that you enjoy every minute of the festival, and then look forward to the next one.
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2024
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2011-12-14
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Tbilisoba (Tbilisi City Celebration) as a celebration was first marked on October 28, 1979 and since than it has became the tradition. At the weekend the meeting of the present and past occurs in the city and the old Tbilisi is livened up once again. You will still meet Karachoghelis, water sellers and Kintoes in the street. The first established Tbilisoba was held in the renovated districts of the city in the form of the fancy dress carnival: Tbilisi noblemen and Kneinas dressed in the Georgian traditional dresses were looking out from the balconies on the rafts drifting on the Mtkvari. Even at present as soon as the celebration is started the phaetons appear in the streets, the sad rhymes of the arghani is sounded in the air and the songs by the ashughs takes us to the old Tbilisi as if the inhabitants of the medieval centuries are brought to life. In Tbilisoba not only Tbilisi resi ... Read more »
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2011-12-07
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Sulguni
Sulguni is the most popular cheese in Georgia, and is enjoyed in many of its neighbouring countries. It is a stretched curd cheese which has been produced in Georgia for centuries, and comes in many different varieties, from fresh and mild to aged, dried and smoked, and often quite salty. It is closely related to Italian pasta filata cheeses such as mozzarella, provolone and caciocavallo. Sulguni is among the favourite ingredients used in Georgian cuisine, most commonly in the famous Georgian cheese-bread called khachapuri, although ... Read more »
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2011-08-15
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Bio or organic wine is almost the same as traditional
Georgian wine made in qvevri, for the wine made in qvevri does not need neither
preparations and admixtures allowed in bio-industry nor any other admixtures
and their use is an extra cost. Traditional Georgian wine can not be made
without qvevri! Qvevri is a phenomenal vessel the origin of which dates back to
the ancient Georgian history. Qvevri making and generally the qvevri is an
integral part of traditional Georgian wine making. In past, qvevri was used for
storage of grains, boiled butter, cheese, eau-de-vie de marc or other kinds of
vodka, marinades, etc. Though its origination is related to the development of
wine making and is specifically designated for wine. Hence, its creation is
connected to the development of wine making in
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2011-08-10
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Sundays are for fun. Waking up on Sunday morning subconsciously knowing that it’s a day off feels just nice. Most people I know try to relax on Sundays. They go out of town, fishing, sailing, spending the day with the family. Sunday's sun feels different because you know you will feel the sun on your skin, as opposed to looking at it from the office window. This is a very usual Sunday morning for a lot of people. But not all.
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2011-05-06
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