culinary
Thanksgiving's a sexy holiday, and Thanksgiving dinner, a sexy meal. Say what?
Thanksgiving is a sexy holiday, and Thanksgiving dinner, a sexy meal. Say what?
That's right: what happens at the Thanksgiving table has been proven to get the blood flowing, and we're not talking about your blood pressure. Many of the ingredients that go into turkey-day dinner are natural aphrodisiacs. Below are some of the top randiness-inducers, along with a few recipes that you may or may not want to include on the menu this November (depending on how close you're sitting to drunk Uncle Pete).
Pumpkin Pie: Pumpkin pie does more than expand your waitline: it's also an olfactory sexual Read More
Culinary preferences (and restrictions) can make or break your love life.
According to a recent New York Times article, finding a perfect match in the bedroom can often be overshadowed by a perfect match in the kitchen. In a time when passions run high for meat, against it, pro-wheat, or anti-animal-anything, dating someone who does not share one’s view can strain the relationship. When an omnivore and a herbivore unite, battle lines could be drawn.
Says the piece:
“Food has a strong subconscious link to love, said Kathryn Zerbe, a psychiatrist who specializes in eating disorders at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland. That is why refusing … Read More
Infamous “Naked Chef” Jamie Oliver spills his recipe for love.
Love is: a) blind b) all you need c) a battlefield d) all of the above
Biggest difference between men and women? I know there’s a difference in cooking [styles]. I like to cook like the Italian mums—comforting bowls of pasta— instead of show-off chef cuisine, which is typically more of a male thing.
Flowers or candy? Always flowers…if they’re from my garden. Otherwise, a good bag of Maltesers [think: British Whoppers] always does the trick.
On my first date with my wife, Jools, we: Hard to say, since we met in high school. I think we tried to grab … Read More