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1. Find Easy Soup Recipes Online July 24, 2008 In this day and age, food and recipes is not the same as it once were. Get some good information about easy soup recipes, a lot of you will find it fun. Throughout the world, there is a tradition for making soup. It is a particular favorite in cold climate countries. There is nothing more welcoming on a winter's day than a bowl of nourishing soup. Easy soup recipes are plentiful and contain inexpensive ingredients. They can be quick to make and result in a tasty starter to any meal. They can also be used to make a meal in itself. A bowl of soup with crusty bread and cheese can be a filling lun... (read more) Author: Daniel Kristoffersen

2. Easy Ground Beef Recipes That Are Healthy and Delicious April 23, 2008 Looking for some healthy and easy ground beef recipes that do not require a lot of time to make? Below are 3 delicious ground beef recipes that are filling and real crowd pleasers. Just because you are cooking with ground beef, does not mean it has to be unhealthy. Most of the ground beef you find in supermarkets today is loaded with fat, cholesterol and hormones, but more and more supermarkets are starting to provide healthy organic meats to consumers, so hopefully you should be able to find healthy ground beef in your area. To make the following recipes even healthier try and use all or... (read more) Author: Ralph Serpe

3. Healthy Filipino Food Lunches December 12, 2007 Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but that doesn’t mean it’s okay to scrimp on lunch. Whether you’re in school or at work, you need that midday meal to keep up your energy for the rest of the day. If, like most students and yuppies, your idea of a regular lunch is soda and crackers, you’re a long way from eating right. So what makes a healthy lunch? If you want something that’s light but filling, Filipino food is your best bet. For one thing, it’s cheaper than buying fast food or ‘light’ snacks like coffee and cookies. It also lets you choose exactly what goes into your fo... (read more) Author: Carlo Villamayor

4. Gift in a Jar November 12, 2007 A gift in a jar is a fun and affordable gift that can not only bring a smile to the face of the gifts receiver but to the giver as well. Most gift jar recipes are best suited for a standard quart jar. Either a small or large mouth opening is fine. Though, I find that a large mouth works easier for getting the ingredients in. In addition to a quart jar and lid, you will need a large rubber band, piece of material 8x8 square, and a ribbon to decorate. After filling the jars, place the material on the lid and put the rubber band around it to secure it in place. Tie with decorative rib... (read more) Author: Paul Hudson

5. Garden Patch Soup Recipe August 24, 2007 Full Of Flavor And A Great Way To Get Your Veggies... Every year as summer draws to a close I find myself looking ahead to heating up the kitchen and filling the house with the wonderful aromas of hearty soups and stews. It is enjoyable to change our meal planning from lighter summer menus to traditional autumn foods. Eating seasonally means enjoying certain foods when they are at their ripest and freshest. Autumn is the height of harvest time for many fruits and vegetables. At the end of summer, the gardens are loaded with ingredients for creating tasty, one-pot meals such as... (read more) Author: Donna Hager

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