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Seasonal Bits:
Just because the
cooler weather is rolling in doesn't mean one has to forego a good salad.
Try the
Autumn Salad for a quick
mid-week main meal. Or if the frost is nipping at your toes, give it a whirl
with our
Bean & Bacon Soup.
More Soups & Stews >
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Food Games:
Are you an
epicurean who
fancies food-related computer diversions? Check out our links to "foody" time-
management games that can be downloaded and played at home. I've tried most of
them, and they are great fun. Some of the games include printable recipes.
Foody Games >
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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 >
Coming Soon:
2011 - Look for features about Spain, Sweden and Canada.
Updates >
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Halloween Greetings from Food
Fare...
Welcome to Food Fare and the seventh
edition of our newsletter, Food Fare Notes.
My favorite time of
year is finally here! The heat of summer is now just an unpleasant memory.
Leaves are starting to change their colors, shedding the dusty look of
the driest season. Food also becomes more interesting, full of harvest colors
and flavors.
I'm probably one of the few people
on the planet who detests sunshine and heat.
If someone were to
give me free boat cruise or plane tickets to Hawaii or the Caribbean tomorrow,
I'd either turn them down flat or sell the tickets and use the money for
something much more to my liking. Perhaps a trip to Transylvania to visit Count
Dracula's castle?
That being said, thanks for
stopping by Food Fare and enjoy the new recipes....and Happy Halloween!
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 Looking
for some Graveyard Grub? Recipes for the season? Or
some Halloween folklore? For ghoulish tidbits from Food Fare, take a pick from
Halloween History or
All Hallows Eve - if you dare.....
Learn about Halloween
traditions around the globe, famous legends, tricks and trivia, Halloween words
that originated many centuries ago, peruse ghoulish web links, and try your hand
at some fiendish delights:
Bat Grog, Black Cat Pie, Bloodshake,
Bloody Mary Dip, Bread of the Dead, Candy Corn,
Eye of Newt, Freaky Fingers, Monster Eyes,
Quicksand Drops, Spider Web Dip, Toasted
Tombstones, Witches Brew and many more.
Don't forget about the
Pumpkin Patch, which includes
the history of pumpkins, tips on growing pumpkins, varieties,
methods of cooking, health benefits, trivia, and a few choice
recipes such as Pumpkin Dip, Pumpkin Pancakes and
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds.
More
Halloween Recipes >
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Welsh Food &
Culture
 Food
Fare's new "ethic" feature is about the food and culture of
Wales. The article includes a brief history
of the country, as well as information about their culture and traditions, common
Welsh dishes, typical foods served at Welsh teatime, popular cheeses, liquor, useful
Welsh words and phrases, Welsh slang, related links and several recipes:
Bara Brith
(Speckled Bread), Cacen Gneifio (Shearing Cake),
Cawl Mamgu (Welsh Leek Soup), Caws Pobi (Welsh
Rarebit), Crempog Las (Welsh Omelet), Ffagodau
(meatballs), Ffroes (pancakes), Pwdin Nadolig
(Welsh Christmas Pudding), Selsig Morgannwg (Glamorgan
Sausages), Teisen Nionod (Onion Cake), and more.
Welsh Recipes >
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Until Next Time
The cookbook is coming! The
cookbook is coming! Click here for
details and updates.
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 winter approaches, or come by our page at
Facebook to leave a comment. Food Fare also has a place to rant and rave
on Twitter.
You might be surprised by what you
find...
Happy Cooking from Food Fare,
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