Food Fare Notes

August 2010

Issue #6

In This Issue

1. Welcome
2. Swiss Food

3. For Diabetics
4. Seasonal Bits

5. Share Recipes

6. Readers Mail

7. Coming Soon

8. Until Next Time


Seasonal Bits:

Cool salads fit the bill during the hot summer months. One of my favorites is Chicken & Pine Nut Salad, along with my own Glendalough Salad.

 

Food Fare: Salads & Sandwiches

 

More Salads >


Share Recipes:

Do you want to become a recipe contributor to Food Fare? If so, you can have your own free pop-up page at Food Fare with a photo and links to your web site and blog.

 

Become a recipe contributor to Food Fare!

 

Join the fun >


Readers Mail:

Food Fare often receives e-mail from reader's who have something to say about the web site, the recipes or the food articles. Every valid message or question is answered.

 

Readers Mail

 

Readers Mail >

 


 

Coming Soon:

Look for features about Wales, England and Mexico. Updates >


 

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Greetings from Food Fare...

Welcome to Food Fare and the sixth edition of our newsletter, Food Fare Notes.

 

Summer is finally winding down, which is none too soon for me. I'm looking forward to autumn and it's rich culinary offerings, including spicy harvest yields and the lure of Halloween.

  

In the meantime, thanks for stopping by Food Fare and enjoy the new recipes....


Swiss Food & Culture

SwitzerlandFood Fare's new "ethic" feature is about the food and culture of Switzerland. The article includes a brief history of the country, as well as tidbits about their culture and traditions, common Swiss dishes, wines, cheese, useful Swiss words and phrases and ten recipes:

 

Braunes Gefluegelragout (Roast Chicken Stew), Fondue Neuchateloise (Basic Fondue), Giabusada (Cabbage Stew), Kloesschensuppe (Little Dumpling Soup), Maluns (Long-Fried Potatoes), Papet Vaudois (Sausage & Leeks), Pizokels (Swiss Chard & Bacon), Rosti (Fried Potatoes & Bacon), Salm nach Basler Art (Salmon Basil-Style), Spatzli (Egg Noodles) and more.

Swiss Recipes >


For Diabetics

This new collection of recipes for diabetics was inspired by my former husband and dear friend Wilbert Alviso, who has Type II Diabetes. Keeping him healthy is quite a task because he loves breads and any dish containing chocolate. I'm hoping the influx of new recipes tailored just for diabetics will appeal to him as well.

 

Here's a sample:

Root Beer Float

1/3 cup scoop fat-free (no sugar) vanilla frozen yogurt

6 oz. sugar-free root beer

2 straws

 

Place yogurt in a tall glass. Pour in the diet root beer; stir lightly to mix. Add the straws and serve. Makes one serving.

 

Nutrition information per serving: 57 calories (0% calories from fat), 2 g protein, 0 total fat (0 saturated fat), 13 g carbohydrate, 0 dietary fiber, 0 cholesterol, 55 mg sodium. Diabetic Exchanges: 1 carbohydrate (1 bread/starch).

Diabetic recipes at Food Fare contain dietary exchange information.

 

More Recipes for Diabetics >


Until Next Time

Don't forget about our selection of food articles, such as in-depth pieces about artichokes, avocados, garlic, hot dogs, mushrooms, ravioli, tamales, and more. More Food Articles >

 

Check back for updates and other news as autumn approaches, or come by our new page at Facebook to leave a comment.

 

Food Fare wants to connect with more people who enjoy cooking on the spot and perusing unusual recipes and food stories.

 

You might be surprised by what you find...

 

Happy Cooking from Food Fare,

Shenanchie at Food Fare

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