Kitchens

Tyent’s Tasty Recipe of the Week

Posted by: Rhona Reid On June 19, 2014 4:17 pm

                                           

                                              Easy Cheesy Artichoke Bread

 

   Bread split  It’s nearly summer time and that means picnics, outdoor cooking, and all kinds of get-togethers with plenty of good food to be enjoyed with friends and family.  

How many times have you been invited somewhere where you had to bring a dish but didn’t know what to fix?  Well, that dilemma is over.  Forget throwing together some potato salad like everyone else or grabbing something from the deli-section on the way there. This little recipe solves all your problems.  

With the Fourth of July just around the corner, this is a star spangled winner that is surely cause for celebration.  It’s different, easy to make, and it is delicious.  Not to mention, the bragging rights …

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Tyent USA’s Delicious Recipe of the Week

Posted by: Rhona Reid On June 5, 2014 5:14 pm

 

                             Chicken Piccata with Marsala Sauce

 

  chef-carrying-a-plate-of-food  Chicken Piccata Marsala.  The name itself has an upper echelon flair to it doesn’t it?

Nevertheless, don’t allow the name to give you pause or cause you to shy away from preparing this wonderfully delicious meal.

While this dish has a fancy name, it is actually quite easy to prepare and has a flavor that will leave you, your family and guests (because you will make it again), licking their lips and clamoring for more.

Piccata is an Italian word.  Essentially, Piccata is thinly sliced chicken, veal, or other meat, cooked in a sauce.  

Marsala sauce is easily made from Marsala wine, which creates a deliciously rich sauce bursting with flavor.

 

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A Deliciously Wonderful Recipe From Tyent USA

Posted by: Rhona Reid On May 8, 2014 3:37 pm

                                                             

                                                                      Family Favorite Cola Pot Roast

 

Pot Roast

           Cola Pot Roast

 

My wife is a great cook and pot roast is one of her specialties.  This is her favorite recipe. 

A roast prepared this way makes for the tenderest, most flavorful roast you may ever eat.  The vegetables take on that same delicious flavor that is guaranteed to electrocute your taste buds.  Additionally, this makes a gravy that is ridiculously flavorful.

When my wife makes this she allows the roast to marinate in a large zip-lock freezer bag anywhere from eight to twenty-four hours.  A little prep time the day or night before makes for an easy fix when you’re ready to cook it. 

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A Sweet Treat From Tyent USA

Posted by: Rhona Reid On April 24, 2014 2:59 pm

                                        Mama Mia…a Sweet Little Treat!

 

Here at Tyent USA, we strive to incorporate the latest innovations in technology into our ionized alkaline water systems to ensure you are getting the purest, healthiest, ionized alkaline water available for your home or office. Moreover, we are succeeding. Our award-winning ionizers are the standard of the industry.

In keeping with that trend, on our site we like to offer health tips, testimonials, FAQs and even some good recipes.

Today, we want to share a deliciously sweet dessert recipe with you.

Rich in antioxidants, this fruit laden, twist on pizza recipe, is a real winner that never fails to garner oohs and ahs followed by “who made this?” from those lucky …

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Tyent Ionized Alkaline Water

Posted by: Rhona Reid On April 21, 2014 2:54 pm

Tyent USA Resource Guide  

Information    When it comes to ionized alkaline water, there is a lot of information and misinformation out there.  At Tyent USA, we believe that our award-winning quality products are the best on the market and in addition, believe in providing you with the information you will need to make an informed decision when purchasing an ionized alkaline water system that is right for you.

 

On our website, you will find a treasure trove of valuable information to assist you in your research and you’ll find the answers to many of the most frequently asked questions and much, much more.

 

 

FAQSHere are a few of the most popular questions

 

What exactly is ionized …

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Think Like a Designer: Utilizing Interior Design Principles in Your Kitchen

Posted by: tyent On November 16, 2012 4:23 pm

Hiring an interior designer to make all the difficult decisions in the course of a kitchen remodel would be nice. But let’s be honest: you’re already footing the bill to redo your kitchen, do you really want to pay an interior designer on top of it?

Kitchen Design

Plus, hiring an interior designer takes all the fun out of it! The kitchen is a central household meeting space; it should be personal. We’ve outlined a few interior design principles here, so you can get the best of both worlds—designer and personal—in your new kitchen design.

  1. Focal point: The kitchen should have one central point of interest. Perhaps it’s a unique wood or granite countertop on the island. Maybe it’s a chandelier or
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5 Top Trends in Contemporary Kitchen Design

Posted by: tyent On October 5, 2012 1:40 pm

Kitchens are no longer just a place for food preparation. The modern kitchen is the family command center: where homework is completed, news is shared, decisions are made, and yes, meals are prepared and enjoyed.

Want a modern kitchen? The top trends in contemporary kitchen design follow:

Image via freshome.com.

White: Above all, one hopes their kitchen is a clean, sanitary place to prepare food. Fresh, white walls and countertops create a sense of cleanliness, while also making the space feel more open, spacious, and modern. Plus, white walls and countertops really force the cleanliness issue, keeping residents accountable to regular cleaning of the unforgiving, white surfaces.

Lighting: The modern kitchen is extremely well-lit. Along the same lines as …

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Clean Green: Ways to Clean and Sanitize the Eco-Friendly Way

Posted by: tyent On September 27, 2012 2:11 pm

While it’s always admirable to show the world you’re a clean freak, your incessant cleaning could actually be harming the environment. The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) states that certain cleaning products are associated with health and environmental risks, including damage to water bodies, poor air quality, and increased pollution. You can read a lot of material about the negative effects of cleaning products on the environment, but at Tyent, we’ve arrived at the conclusion that the green-cleaning way is the better way.

How to clean without these harmful products? Here are a few eco-friendly suggestions to implement into your cleaning routine. (Thanks to Apartment Therapy for the resources.)

Cleaning grout and grime: For floors and tiles, safe and nontoxic baking …

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Waste Not, Want Not: Tips to Cut Down on Household Waste

Posted by: tyent On September 6, 2012 2:35 pm

There are many pieces of the going green puzzle: reducing energy use, switching to local groceries, and using less gasoline, to name a few. But one of the biggest ways we can reduce our carbon footprint is by cutting down on waste in our homes. The average American produces 4.4 pounds of garbage a day—that’s 1,600 pounds a year!

Make fewer trips to the garbage bin! Image via clker.com.

Try utilizing these tips to go greener in your home, and make the world a kinder, less wasteful place for the future.

Pack a green lunch. How many times do you pack a lunch for school (or do you pack a lunch for your kids) that has much more food than …

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Going Green in the Kitchen

Posted by: tyent On August 24, 2012 1:34 pm

If you’re not careful, cooking can be a wasteful affair. Between the waste produced from food, packaging, and trash, you could find yourself making quite the negative impact on the environment.

Clean up your kitchen act, and go green in the kitchen, with these earth-friendly kitchen gadgets, usage tips, and more.

Begin composting. Composting is a great go-green tool in your kitchen arsenal. Composting is the best way to recycle food scraps and peels. Instead of throwing these things away and contributing to landfills, compost them in your soil. You get the added bonus of enriching your soil, so if you ever wanted to start gardening, now’s the time. With the right tools, starting a compost pile can be simple, …

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