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admin on February 28th, 2013

At Thanksgiving time, I make a big turkey and a lot of stuffing.  Then I package each in dinner-sized portions so I can have it all year round.  I found a great way to make my stuffing even more interesting.  I made it into a waffle.  With my stuffing containing wild rice, water chestnuts, and [...]

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admin on October 17th, 2012

Is there a color left for a packet of sweetener if and when a new one is developed? Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe the following is the packet color lineup for sugar and no-calorie sweeteners: White: Sugar Brown: Sugar in the Raw® Pink: Sweet ‘N Low® Blue: Equal® Yellow: Splenda® Green: Truvia®, [...]

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admin on September 11th, 2012

I know this doesn’t have to do with cooking, but it touched my heart and I thought maybe it would touch yours, as well. Just get out the Kleenex. A farmer had some puppies he needed to sell. He painted a sign advertising the 4 pups and set about nailing it to a post on [...]

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admin on March 21st, 2012

Why do people put themselves through the agony of dieting only to gain it all back?  It’s because they don’t have a very good relationship with food.  Food is to nourish not only your body but also your soul.  When you’re constantly in a mind battle over whether you should eat something, eating no longer [...]

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admin on December 5th, 2011

Want to have a healthier holiday season this year? Take this quiz to test your knowledge of calories and fat in traditional holiday foods.  The answers are at the end.  But don’t peek! Which appetizer contains the least amount of fat? Three stuffed mushrooms 2 tablespoons of cheese ball with nuts Three pizza rolls Which [...]

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admin on December 4th, 2011

Anyone who enjoys cooking or even wants to learn should consider adding some kitchen equiment to their wish list for thier holiday gifts.  I think a must have is a pressure cooker.  With time being so limited for many to get a meal on the table, a pressure cooker can speed up the cooking process [...]

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admin on September 23rd, 2011

Financial times are tight, but we still have to eat.  There are ways that you can keep your grocery bill in line.  Try some of the following: Buy in bulk as long as you can get it eaten before it goes bad.  For example, why buy potatoes one at a time when you can buy [...]

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admin on September 1st, 2011

 Last time I wrote about Eye Hunger.  Today, I’m going to be discussing Nose Hunger, adding one more petal to our “Types of Hunger” Flower. Don’t deny it!  If you smell someone barbecuing or you pass a bakery and a waft of cooking cookie dough comes your way, all of a sudden you feel hungry. [...]

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admin on September 1st, 2011

Right now I’m eating caramel corn from a bag I bought at the fair the other day.  It was just sitting on my desk begging to be eaten.  Am I actually hungry?  No.  But my eyes are.  Unfortunately, we often eat for other reasons than pure hunger.  Check out my “Hungry Flower”, each petal representing a [...]

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admin on August 22nd, 2011

While nutrition experts will give lists of healthy foods in hopes that you will choose them over unhealthy foods, not all healthy foods are healthy for all people. What Is Healthy Food? First, let’s discuss what would be considered healthy foods.  I’d say that anything that comes directly out of the ground and served in [...]

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