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Tired of ham at Easter? Try this light lentil broth to usher in spring. Lemon and ginger zing and lighten the nourishing base of ghee and red lentils.

Ham for the holidays or Sunday dinner? Don't toss out the bone. Use it to flavor a hearty split pea soup.

Chutneys come in two major groups, sweet and hot; both forms usually contain various spices, including chilli, but differ by their main flavour.

Regardless if monsoon or rainy summer day, nothing like sipping a hot cup of chai. Learn how to make Indian masala tea and what spices and ingredients are needed.

The meat-heavy sauces and stews from India's northern region have spread around the world, Moghul dishes originated from Persia.

While most people associate Mole ("mo-lay") with chocolate, this is not a dessert, nor even sweet. Mole comes from the Nahuatl Indian word "molli" which means sauce.

Native American Indians use many plants and herbs as spiritual healing remedies or in spiritual celebrations, creating a connection with spirits and the after life.

Thai cookery produces some off the most uniquely flavoured dishes found in world cuisine. Create that unique and exotic taste of Thailand by following this simple recipe.

Forget the tin opener, this tropical gem is best eaten fresh. Nutritionally rich and hiding a wealth of healing compounds, it deserves a closer look.

Florida's Wekiwa Springs State Park is an oasis of opportunity for campers, hikers, and backpackers, as well as anyone who enjoys activities in the great outdoors.

"Botanically speaking, tomatoes are the fruit of a vine, just as are cucumbers, squashes, beans, and peas." (Horace Gray)

Each summer thousands of tourists flock to the colonial town of La Serena in Norte Chico, Chile's second oldest city with white beaches and excellent seafood restaurants.

I see congee, rice boiled into a soup, as the "tabula rasa" (blank slate) of Asian food, the equivalent of the potato. You can dress it up or dress it down.

Some universities and colleges, rather than select common nicknames such as warriors or wildcats, have opted for names that are unique and sometimes weird.

Cap-Haitian, known as the city of history is a testament to Haiti's courageous and heroic past while Jacmel, the city of culture promotes Haiti's beauty and artistry.

Indian Head Massage (IHM), which involves a thorough rubbing of the regions around your head, helps a great deal in pumping out the tension accumulated within your body.

Nestled amongst lush gardens on the northern tip of England's beautiful Isle of Wight is Osborne House, the beloved seaside residence of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

Crocodilians are "living fossils" in the sense that they are the only remaining reptiles of the same lineage from which the dinosaurs and birds descended.

The Native American Indian culture is alive and colorful, but nuances of it are often unknown by others.