1. Good news if you love Indian and Thai food, new study finds Curry Spice Kills Cancer Cells
2. Need a new twist to bacon and eggs? Stacey Snacks blog shows us how to make Baked Eggs in Bacon Baskets
3. Veggie art puts Mr. Potato Head to shame.
4. Playing with your food never looked so good- check out this amazing sandwich art from TOXEL.com.
5. Some strange canned food, it seems like you can put anything in a can on Food Network Humor.
6. Food & Wine magazine feature Supper Clubs that have gain cult following.
7. Start happy hour early at work by checking out some vodka porn.
8. Al Dente Blog has a great suggestion for a fun host/ hostess gift with a Lucky Break Wishbone.
9. Not everyone loves pumpkin pie, but everyone loves Thanksgiving cupcakes!
10. Still need a dessert idea? Womansday.com suggests switching it up with Four Decadent Thanksgiving Desserts

Above Photo by Suttonhoo

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Cooking as a newlywed couple can be pretty intimidating as well as frustrating if you don’t have the right ingredients or tools to begin with. As wedding season is in full swing, you might have found yourself looking over couple’s gift registries and wondering how to make something rather impersonal, a little more special. Two very creative friends of mine are  getting married this weekend and instead of choosing a lovely gift off their registry, I’ve decided to spice things up and give a basket of creative, lasting ingredients they may not necessarily splurge on themselves. I’m putting together a basket of flavored sea salts, high quality olive oil, gourmets sauces, specialty vinegars and a variety of spices to give them a head start on their pantry.

There is nothing better than cooking with high quality ingredients and for couples who love to cook or for couples interested in learning more about cooking, adding some specialty ingredients by themselves or along with a registry item is a fun way to inspire creativity in the kitchen.  If you would rather give an experience, rather than a tangible gift, you can find a local cooking school or gourmet grocer in their area that offers gift certificates for cooking classes, wine making or cheese making classes. Whether giving lessons, tools or ingredients to fuel inspiration, it’s fun knowing you are offering a little support to the future of  many, many meals together.

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