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John Havel

For over 20 years John Havel worked in the restaurant industry specializing in new concept designs. In 1999 he created http://www.e-cookbooks.net - The Food and Cooking Network. He also authors the VJJE Recipe Weekly which is read by over 35,000 subscribers.
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» Brunch With Elegant Simplicity
By John Havel | Published 11/15/2005 | Home & Family (General) | Rating:
There are at least two stories about the original Eggs Benedict, though both date to 1890's New York City. One story names Delmonicos as the point of origin, in 1893. A Mrs. LeGrand Benedict was tired of the usual fare at the restaurant, and negotiated the new dish with the help of Chef Charles Ranhofer. The other story credits Mr. Lemuel Benedict, who requested toast, bacon, poached eggs, and a small pitcher of hollandaise to help treat a hangover one morning in 1894 at the Waldorf-Astoria.
» Growing Up With Thanksgiving Tradition
By John Havel | Published 11/21/2005 | Home & Family (General) | Rating:

It's Thanksgiving, and everyone has their own memories and traditions. Some people look for new recipes to explore - others make pretty much the same thing every year. My experience while growing up was definitely the later. We had the exact same food for years. But it always tasted great and, as you'll see, the recipes are simple to prepare.

» Sweet Gifts From The Home
By John Havel | Published 11/29/2005 | Home & Family (General) | Rating:
Around this time of year most of us are gearing up our gift lists for close family and friends. And then there are your acquaintances - you know them well, but maybe not enough to actually buy them a gift. Hard candy makes a creative and inexpensive gift idea that makes the holidays even more special because it's homemade.
» Three Days Until Oktoberfest
By John Havel | Published 01/17/2006 | Home & Family (General) | Unrated

Much as summer's warm days and plentiful rains lead to sun-ripened tomatoes and plump eggplants, frigid winter is the promise on which comfort food relies. Instinctively, we gravitate to the stove and the gifts it gives us. Time, now somehow a little less urgent, is given a wider berth, one generous enough to accommodate a rising yeast dough,
or the baking of an apple pie, or the preparation of sauerbraten.