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Mardi Gras Healthy Food Tips from the Chefwannabee
After all the sweet desserts and treats of the Valentine’s week, here comes all rich and fatty week of Mardi Gras. I’m sure you too have been thinking what possible alternatives to cook for a less fatty Mardi Gras Tuesday. … Continue reading
Why Cooking from Scratch on Valentine’s Day Is the Best
It’s true, cooking at home is a lot better than ordering food in… and since it’s Valentine’s Day, there’s nothing better than showing how much you care by taking all the effort to prepare something from scratch. If you agree … Continue reading
Anything Healthy Should Not Be a Secret
It shouldn’t be a secret that you and I have some fondness for granolas. As a matter of fact and as a wife, I find more fulfillment making healthier granola recipes. While granola with nuts will have a higher caloric … Continue reading
The Benefits of Incorporating Cheese in Your Food
Aside from being good for the bones, incorporating cheese in some of your recipes can also do good to the teeth. Cheese is a food that is rich in calcium. Cheese can reduce plaque as it stimulates saliva which helps … Continue reading
What Is a Good Kitchen
Aside from color and design and careful placement of appliances, a well-stocked kitchen is a good kitchen. Why? Because it’s a great money saver. Having a well-stocked kitchen allows you to often prepare tasty, simple foods at home very easily … Continue reading
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Hot Chili for Your Dish on Valentine’s Day
Eating, is an activity that puts energy to the mind and body. So this only confirms that what you feed your mouth also feeds your mind. Chili jalapeno peppers have long been used in spicy meals. Indian, Creole and Cajun … Continue reading
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The Simplest Romantic Recipe – A Your Smart Kitchen Idea
I was thinking of sharing this Newsletter issue of Your Smart Kitchen.You can imagine how a simple recipe such as this can make your Valentines Day breakfast sweetly romantic. By: Terry Retter of Your Smart Kitchen What can you do … Continue reading
Why Focus on Plant-Based Foods
The less processed foods we eat, the less chance of diseases and the less our foods undergo cooking, peeling, mixing with other ingredients, stripping of their nutrients, or otherwise altered from the way they came out of the ground—the better. … Continue reading
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Does Breast Cancer Begin with Unhealthy Eating Practices?
You cannot change the fact that being a woman is the main risk for breast cancer. While men also get the disease, it is about 100 times more common in women than in men. Many studies have looked for a … Continue reading
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Creative Cooking – How to Use Milk in a Recipe
Milk is delicious, healthy for the body, wonderful to baked goods and fabulous for some dishes. Even great chefs include milk as one of the secrets of good and tastier food. I came across these simple ways make milk part … Continue reading
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