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How to Naturally Boost Your Energy with Food

By Carlos on January 31, 2018 Food and Dining

Many people turn to energy drinks and other caffeinated beverages when they need a little more energy, but there are more natural choices available. Plant-based foods offer us some of the best sources of energy, as well as providing high concentrations of the vitamins, minerals, and protein our bodies need to function at optimum efficiency. Before you reach for that energy drink, consider one of these all-natural alternatives when trying to boost your energy. Lemon Water Lemon water is nature’s energy drink and it’s cheap and easy to make. Add a few drops of real lemon juice to a bottle…

The North Fork Chili Cook Off

By Carlos on January 28, 2018

The North Fork Chili Cook Off will be held at Greenport Harbor Tasting Room & Restaurant on Sunday, January 28th.

Fast & Easy Hors d’Oeuvre Recipes

By Carlos on January 27, 2018 Food and Dining

Are you exhausted from a long day? Did you forget that company is coming over? Is a relative stopping by for a surprise visit? Don’t despair you can whip up something delicious in a jiffy! Here are fast and easy hors d’oeuvre recipes that will have your guests thinking you spend hours slaving away in the kitchen. Avocado Toasts Avocados are a useful ingredient when it comes to whipping up an appetizer or hors-d’oeuvres on the fly. You can make a quick and spicy guacamole or avocado toasts. This sophisticated ingredient is versatile and can be incorporated with any ingredient…

Long Island Restaurant Week

By Carlos on January 27, 2018

Try a different cuisine or a new restaurant or both during Long Island Restaurant Week from Sunday, Jan. 21, to next Sunday, Jan. 28. Participating restaurants will be offering three-course, fixed-price dinners for $28.95. Choose from Mexican, Indian, French, Portuguese, Cuban and more.

The Fine Wine and Food Festival

By Carlos on January 20, 2018

The Fine Wine and Food Festival debuts at NYCB Live’s Nassau Coliseum. More than 50 vendors present everything from beer openers and wine aerators, to food vendors selling seafood, grilled cheese, wontons and more. Visit more than 30 wineries, distilleries and beer vendors pouring samples. ADMISSION $65 ($49 in advance) includes wine, beer and whiskey samples ($99 VIP); $15 designated driver; $5 parking

Delicious Things to Make with Leftover Coffee

By Carlos on January 20, 2018 Food and Dining

Just because you’re done with your cup of joe, doesn’t mean that the rest of the pot has to go to waste. Leftover coffee lends a robust and unique flavor to so many dishes; it’s no wonder that using this magic ingredient has been a favorite trick of some of the best home and restaurant cooks. Here’s a few ways you can incorporate leftover coffee into your recipes. Leftover Coffee Chocolate Cake Chocolate and coffee are a match made in heaven. The bitterness in coffee cuts through the sweetness in chocolate, lending a slightly savory and complicated note to cake…

The Best Foods to Eat Before and After Working Out

By Carlos on January 15, 2018 Food and Dining

Getting in shape is one of the most popular New Year’s Resolutions. If your workout goal is to build muscle, lose weight or to get healthy, what you eat matters. Give yourself the right fuel to get through your workout and give your body what it needs to recover; this will help you meet your fitness goals. Here are some dietary suggestions to keep you moving and give your body what it needs before and after working out. Before Working Out If you want to get the most out of your workout, your best bet is to fuel yourself before…

Simple Ways to Eat Healthy for less than $10 a day

By Carlos on January 8, 2018 Food and Dining

Whether you are on your own or have a family, it’s helpful to learn some pointers on how to save money while eating healthy. Like many people, you probably have a food budget that you try to stay within. Get your food budget down to less than $10 a day with the helpful tips below, while still being able to eat healthy. Have Cheap and Convenient Foods Available Potatoes Did you know that a 5 pound bag of potatoes costs only a couple dollars in most supermarkets? Potatoes sometimes get a bad rap because of the amount of starch in…

Cult Café! BAD SANTA

By Carlos on December 23, 2017

Willie T. Soke (Billy Bob Thornton) and his partner Marcus (Tony Cox) are miserable conmen posing as Santa and his Little Helper to rob department stores on Christmas Eve. But they run into problems when Willie befriends a troubled kid, and they come to the attention of security chief Gin Slagel (Bernie Mac). Also Starring Lauren Graham and John Ritter. USA | 2003 | 91 MIN. | R | DIR. TERRY ZWIGOFF PRIZES! FOOD! $5 CRAFT BEER! WINE! FOLKS! FUN! FREE MIX CDs FOR EARLY BIRDS! SATURDAY / DECEMBER 23 / 10 PM / MEMBERS $5 / PUBLIC $6

Holiday Party Foods on a Budget

By Carlos on December 3, 2017 Food and Dining

Are you in charge of throwing a holiday party, but can’t let spending to get out of hand? Fortunately, there are ways you can get everything you need on a strict budget. Here are a few suggestions that your party guests can enjoy, that won’t break the bank. Drinks Serve One Specialty Cocktail Instead of trying to serve a full bar, you should offer a seasonal cocktail, such as a cranberry or pomegranate margarita. Some pre-made margarita mixes even contain alcohol so all you need to do is chill and serve over ice. Buy In Bulk When shopping for drinks…

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