Next to ginger and soy sauce, MSG is probably the most common "spice" associated with Chinese restaurants, especially popular Chinese takeout food. While some people may be allergic and others experience distinct negative physical reactions (like Dad), there are some who don't seem to be affected by MSG (or don't know they are). Companies that use it claim that there is "no ... Continue Reading
Chinese Southern Belle Partners with Atlanta-based PeachDish Southern-Inspired Meal Kits
HELLO what? Try Atlanta-based PeachDish.com meal kits! Fresh, creative, Southern-inspired recipes featuring our yummy sauces and other awesome Georgia Grown & local/regional suppliers and chefs. Order online and now **NEW** look for "goodness-to-go" kits in Whole Foods Market stores, South region.Save $10 off first order: enter discount code Natalie17 (online orders ... Continue Reading
Flavors Magazine: Use Your Noodle! Food History and Family Noodle Recipes from Natalie Keng
Learn about the surprising history of the storied noodle (it wasn't always long and stringy) and how it's become a universal comfort food. Noodles are diverse in all shapes and sizes, wet or dry. Use Your Noodle and twirl your way to happiness!Check out:Flavors Magazine Feature Article on Noodles with Natalie KengMore on ... Continue Reading
Pick Up Chinese Southern Belle Inspired Meal Kits @Whole Foods Markets
Now pick up favorite PeachDish seasonal menu items, like popular Hot Pots with our award-winning, natural, family sauce blends at Atlanta area Whole Foods Markets!Use coupon code Natalie17 for $10 off your first order!Pork Hot Pot with Summer Beans & Glazed PotatoesThanks to the gang PeachDish and Chef Seth Friedman, now you can enjoy gourmet Southern with ... Continue Reading
Wilderness Camping & Campfire Cooking!
Wilderness camping in Alaska! We got dropped off by the Alaska State Railroad in the middle of nowhere. All I see is a mile marker 238.6, which I nervously typed in my last text home, in case of a "missing hikers" bulletin). No worries, our friend knew where he was. See the ridge lines and moose droppings?On this backpacking and camping trip, the hiking poles--and our ... Continue Reading