Exotic Foods Catering We are a full service caterer, insured and licensed, committed to working within any budget for your weddings, bachelor parties, sweet sixteen's, black tie affairs, theme parties, corporate luncheons, fund raisers, conferences, meetings, picnics and barbecues. We will service from ten to five hundred guests, providing waiters, bartenders, china, linen, balloons, tables, chairs, tents and flowers. tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-22614425 2006-04-05T20:10:02Z Blogger
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 true Exotic Foods Catering 2006-04-03T10:15:00-07:00 2006-04-05T20:10:02Z 2006-04-03T17:16:13Z tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-22614425.post-114408457367565902 Paris in the Springtime Hello and welcome to this weeks blog entry for Exotic Foods Catering. I would like to invite you to view our website as well as enjoy photos from my recent trip to Paris, the city of lights. It was truly a beautiful city with a rich sense of culture and cuisine. Some highlights were a visit to Le Relais de l'Entrecote restaurant located right off of the Champs Elysees. The main attraction here false Exotic Foods Catering 2006-02-17T12:02:00-08:00 2006-02-17T20:14:20Z 2006-02-17T20:03:29Z tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-22614425.post-114020660948772833 Children benefit from exposure to 'exotic' foods According to psychologist Patricia Pliner at the University of Toronto, food neophobia -- or the unwillingness to try new foods -- is a survival tactic left over from the days when our ancestors foraged in the woods at mealtime. "It stopped them from eating things that might have killed them," she explains. "But now we forage at the grocery store, so a fear of eating new foods isn't really that false Exotic Foods Catering 2006-02-17T11:58:00-08:00 2006-02-17T20:02:10Z 2006-02-17T20:02:10Z tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-22614425.post-114020653048958483 Exotic Foods: A Kitchen and Garden Guide This book is a collection of short articles drawn from Living off the Land Subtropic Newsletter. The book covers all kinds of rare fruit, ranging from calamondin and kumquat to jaboticaba, carob, jujube and other trees. The articles are contributed by a variety of authors and rare-fruit growers mostly located in Florida and are a mix of fact and personal anecdotes from the writers. Some other false