Enjoy Thai food in Houston at Anothai Cuisine. Visit and you can whet your appetite with a flavorful appetizer like Satay Chicken Sticks with peanut sauce & cucumber relish, Chicken Curry Puffs, Fried Spring Rolls, or Thai Chicken Wings.

Anothai's soups fresh and flavorful, so don’t be shy about ordering a big, steaming bowl of Tom Yum with spicy lemongrass, straw mushrooms & tomato. Entrees include Seafood Paradise with shrimp, scallops, squid & mussels, Roasted Red Duck Curry with pineapple & coconut milk, and Beef Musamun Curry with onion, carrot, potato & avocado. Plenty of noodle dishes are also on the menu.

Anothai Cuisine is open every day in Houston, Texas.

Anothai Cuisine
11049 FM 1960 Road
Houston, TX 77065
(281) 890-4455
www.anothaicuisine.com
www.yelp.com/biz/anothai-cuisine-houston

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A drink doesn’t have to have alcohol to feel fun and festive—take these flavorful mocktails, for example! If you’re planning a family-friendly party at your home at Reserve at Garden Oaks, serve these celebratory beverages to guests of all ages.

Watermelon Lemonade With Kiwi Splash [tablespoon.com]
In the summertime, this watermelon lemonade is a perfectly refreshing and fruity beverage. A splash of tangy kiwi adds a complex flavor.

Raspberry Spritzer [eatingwell.com]
If you enjoy the taste of sparkling seltzer, this fruity beverage is the perfect choice. Its refreshing bubbles are balanced by the juicy raspberry flavor.

Mexican Hot Chocolate [rachaelraymag.com]
For parties in the colder months, this spicy Mexican hot chocolate will warm your guests right up. The addition of chili powder will add an exciting kick that makes the classic hot chocolate feel much more grown up.

Kiwi Orange Mango Juice [rachaelraymag.com]
This one is not only festive, it’s also really healthy. Blending the flavors of kiwi, orange and mango creates a uniquely fruity flavor that’s perfect for parties.

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For most people, the kitchen is one of the most popular rooms in the home, as you use it as both a gathering space and a place to create healthy meals throughout the day. While your kitchen withstands quite a bit of activity, these simple tips will show you how to keep it organized without much extra effort.

1. Add wall-hanging storage systems. Hanging shelves and rods with hooks on the walls creates extra storage while freeing up precious floor and counter space.
2. Add hooks under shelves. If you run out of room on shelves and in drawers, add hooks under the cabinets to hold things like mugs and utensils.
3. Purchase wire refrigerator shelves. You can even get the inside of your fridge organized by adding store-bought shelves that simply sit right on top of the current shelves.
4. Create dividers. To organize pans and cutting boards that frequently fall over, add vertical tension rods between shelves in your cabinets.
5. Organize the spice cabinet. Corral spices by placing them into glass jars of equal height, then labeling them with what’s inside. You can even add a lazy Susan for easy access to each jar.

5 Essential (and Renter-Friendly) Storage Products for Small Kitchens [The Kitchn]
26 Kitchen Organizing Tips from Real Cooks – Twitter Style [Simple Bites]

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