Soul Food, Dehydrating Fruits, and Kid-friendly Summer Activities
The history of soul food and 20 must-try food joints in Texas
Texas is home to some of the best soul food in the country. The history of Texas soul food is a long and rich one, dating back to the days of slavery. Texas soul food has its roots in the African-American community, but it has also been influenced by other cultures over the years.
10 Creative Ways For Kids To Stay Fit This Summer
As the lazy, hazy days of summer approach, it’s more important than ever to make sure your kids are staying fit. TexasRealFood can help get you started.
Texas is known for its hot summers, and there’s no doubt that kids can quickly develop a sedentary lifestyle when cooped up inside all day. Luckily, the Lone Star State also offers a wide variety of opportunities for kids to stay active and fit, even when the temperatures are soaring. Here are ten creative ways for kids to stay fit this summer.
So what exactly is chorizo? A Tex-Mex perspective
Chorizo is a type of pork sausage commonly found in Mexican, Spanish, and Tex-Mex dishes. We take a deeper look into this tasty morsel of flavor.
Texas is known for many things: big hats, ten-gallon boots, and BBQ, just to name a few. But there’s one more culinary delight that we embrace just as much as our beloved BBQ: chorizo! The smoky, spicy sausage is more than just a breakfast staple in homes across the Lone Star State. It’s a staple add-on for any Tex-Mex dish.
Easy Ways to Tell if an Egg Has Gone Bad: Egg Safety Tips
Do you know how to tell if an egg has gone bad? In this blog post, TexasRealFood will discuss easy ways to tell if an egg has gone bad. Let’s get started!
Eggs are a common pantry ingredient that can be used in so many recipes. Most people think of eggs as breakfast food. However, they are actually incredibly versatile and can be used in various dishes. In addition to being a delicious and convenient protein source, eggs are relatively inexpensive and have a long shelf life.
Dehydrating your fruits, the DIY way
I love dried fruits as a snack. It’s healthy and nutritious and so easy to bring around as they could be placed in packs or small containers. Dried oranges, apples, banana chips, strawberries, and mangoes are my favorites.
Instead of buying processed dried fruits in stores, I get to save precious cash by making my own stash of dried fruits. Texas has so many farmer markets where one can get fresh fruits which I make into my dried fruit snacks. Some of the fruits would be dependent on the season in which it is available.
