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1. Holiday Recipes Can Be Memorable October 22, 2009 Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat! What a great season and not just for the usual wholesale Christmas shopping. Christmas is for loved-ones, friends, religion, singing, and fun. But best ofall, it is for eating! From pies to that Christmas turkey or succulent ham, whipping up culinary treats is the very best aspect of the year. Except for consuming the tempting food, of course! Holiday sweets are a tradition and fun to make. You can get a bit of help in experimenting with new recipes for this Christmas baking from Christmas cookbooks, which you can buy at any bookstore or at ... (read more) Author: turtle heihei

2. How to make a million dollars - Multiple Sources of Income October 19, 2009 In this article I will approach the subject of Multiple Sources of Income or also This idea is not new as people have been doing this in one fashion or another through history. Be it anyone that has two jobs, or a job and also selling something from home such as cookies or pies. Most millionaires through history have made their fortures with Multiple Sources Let?s talk about the numerous sources. You should have one primary source of income that will be your main steady money maker so you have a base of income to work with. You want to have money to start your other ... (read more) Author: Joseph Mathys

3. Keep Your Dog Safe this Thanksgiving Day October 16, 2009 Ah, the leaves are changing from shades of green and melting into amber hues yellows and bright, bold reds. Add that to the backdrop of a crisp, blue sky and it’s as if heaven’s paint box has spilled over! From pumpkins and spice to pies and turkey filled tummies, the arrival of the holidays bring a sense of excitement into the air . . . but what about our furry friends? How can we make this special time of year sweet, safe and salvia provoking yummy for them too? Read on to find out . . . Turkey Table – Dogs Welcome Admit it. When we banish Fido to the basement for holiday gathering... (read more) Author: David Beart

4. Diabetes Pregnancy Birth Defects October 14, 2009 Congratulations, you are pregnant! But you must watch out about the pregnancy gestational diabetes diet. This means that you'll have to choose the most sensible foods to regulate your blood sugar level. The chief concern for a lady undergoing gestational diabetes diet is the simple way to maintain the standard level of blood sugar. Best pregnancy diet is the one that keeps you away from ice cream, cookies, cakes, candies, pies, cola drinks, jellies, and certain breakfast cereals. Always read the ingredients on the food packets before their purchase . Complex carbohydrates are a crucia... (read more) Author: Joesph Russo

5. Fine Food Industry News - Swaddles Swindle October 08, 2009 You may have read this week about the jailing of the director of an organic food company for fraudulent trading. The so-called “Organic, Natural and Ethical” company called Onefood, was also known as Swaddles Organic. Neil Stansfield bought non-organic pork pies and salmon from sources including Tesco and Waitrose, removed the packaging and re-packaged the products as organic and premium, selling them to retailers including Fortnum & Mason, making considerable margin in the process. In total, over a few years, this unscrupulous trader had netted over £500,000 in profits. Several issues ar... (read more) Author: Paul Hargreaves

6. Tip #4 Working Out During the Holiday Rush October 05, 2009 Everyone knows that the holidays usually hold tons of goodies such as cookies, cakes and pies (oh my!). If you’re baking these holiday creations then this is prime time for you to work in some exercise. Instead of mixing up the cake, pie or cookie batter with an electric mixer, mix it by hand instead. While you burn about 80 calories for standing up while you’re using the electric mixer, you can about 170 calories per hour by standing while you mix the batter with a spoon. The act of mixing is also a great way to strengthen your biceps, forearm and shoulder muscles. About the Author ... (read more) Author: Carlos Regueira

7. Sugar Busters Diet: - Lose Weight September 24, 2009 The following article presents the very latest information on Sugar Busters Diet. If you have a particular interest in Sugar Busters Diet, then this informative article is required reading. See how much you can learn about Sugar Busters Diet when you take a little time to read a well-researched article? Don't miss out on the rest of this great information. If you love your sugary sodas and oh so sweet chocolate cream pies, you know how difficult it is to restrict the amount of sugar in your diet. However, eliminating sugar can be critical to effective weight loss. That, at least, is ... (read more) Author: jsolutions007 jsolutions007

8. Soft Pumpkin Cookies September 10, 2009 I always love when November come because that means it's Thanksgiving time. And that's normally when family gets together and all the big companies start advertising there best pumpkin desserts, pumpkin pies, pumpkin cakes, pumpkin ice cream, pumpkin cookies, even pumpkin drinks. And it's also the time when the best cooks in the family get to working on there famous dish or best meals for the family. There is one dessert this is really good and you eat for the holiday or all year around, it's pumpkin cookies. Yes they are so good and soft and what's good about them is that you can put differen... (read more) Author: Timothy Samuel

9. Understanding Hot Holding Equipment August 26, 2009 Warming cold food such as pies or sausage rolls or keeping food which has been freshly cooked at serving temperature needs careful food safety handling and the right equipment. It is not just about maintaining the heat to help keep the food safe to eat, but to keep it in a fresh condition. Dry heat will keep food warm, but if the food is susceptible to drying out, then dry heat will over a period of time fail to deliver food items in the best condition. Foods which have a high moisture content such as pasta dishes, or a high fat content such as pies and sausage rolls, will keep well in dry he... (read more) Author: michael shah

10. Wusthof Paring Knife August 17, 2009 There are some jobs in the kitchen that take half as long with the right tool. A Wusthof Paring Knife is the right tool for cutting fruits and vegetables when manual dexterity is essential. The Wusthof Paring Knife fits into your palm as comfortably as your fingers fit into a glove. It easily removes the peel or core from an apple, an orange or a pear. In fact, it works with any fruit or vegetable that you want to keep in your hand while you cut. It slices fruit for pies, cake fillings or cereal topping. Sure you could use the larger chef knife, but it's a risky proposition to wield a big knif... (read more) Author: Shawn Parker

11. Soul Food Recipes: Top 3 Pies Voted By Readers August 05, 2009 Soul food recipes have the robust southern taste many people love. For example, crunchy and flavorful fried chicken, succulent ribs that almost fall off the bone, collard greens or golden-brown hot- buttered cornbread. The taste of the south attracts food lover’s from around the globe. That same reputation includes southern dessert favorites, more specifically the pies, oh-the pies. They’re the perfect way to top off a tasty southern meal, that is if you remembered to save a little room for them. I polled a sample of my readers on their favorite soul food pies, I received a good collec... (read more) Author: Roy Primm

12. How To Make A Blueberry Bundt Cake With Vanilla Glaze July 31, 2009 When it comes to summer parties and serving a homemade dessert, I like to bake bundt style cakes. This recipe is one of my favorites because I use fresh blueberries that are in season. They are most plentiful during the months of May through September. They can be eaten raw or used in cooking and baking for cakes, pies, pudding, jams, jellies, granola mixes, muffins, breads or cereals. Here is a little known health fact about blueberries. They are a great source of vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin K and dietary fiber. Health reports have shown that they may help to reduce the symptoms of Al... (read more) Author: Shelly Hill

13. Reese's Peanut Butter Pie July 28, 2009 My mom was a southern woman and wow she could cook. She would make fresh bake cakes and pies all from scratch. Yup none of that box stuff she was from the old school. One of her favorites was cocoanut pie the hole family would fight over them, I remember when we would have family get together or we found out she was baking every one would try to be the first to get those pies. But one Pie mom never made it was a Reese's peanut butter pie, I think those pies came latter and if she knew about them I know they would have been great. Most people have never heard of this pie when I mention it dur... (read more) Author: Timothy Samuel

14. Creative Romantic Gift Ideas July 21, 2009 Have you ever noticed how hard it can be to think up unique and romantic ideas? It sometimes seems impossible to come up with fresh and exciting ideas every time. This article will give you ideas, encouragement, and even a few recommendations, to help you give or do something worth remembering, something that will keep your partner bragging for years to come. There are several great shops online that specialize in offering romantic, fun, sentimental, personalized or downright steamy gifts for him or her. Romantic gifts you want to create an atmosphere, a romantic ambiance that will make the w... (read more) Author: Timothy Samuel

15. How To Make The Perfect Apple Dumplings - Jelly Roll Style July 21, 2009 My grandmother passed away several years ago, but my memories of baking with her will live in my heart forever. When I was in my early twenties, we spent an entire fall weekend baking some delicious apple dumplings. For the next 15 years, we would get together one weekend in October and spend time together baking dumplings, cakes and apple pies. The following recipe is easy to make since it's made jelly-roll style. I like to make double batches of this recipe and freeze my baked second batch. Nana's Apple Dumplings Apples 5 large apples cinnamon and sugar Syrup ... (read more) Author: Shelly Hill

16. How to Avoid Destroying Your Diet with Your Sweet Tooth (Whey Protein, Healthy Chocolate, and Weigh June 23, 2009 One of the most difficult things for people to get rid of in their diet is the sweets. The candies, doughnuts, chocolate, caramels, candy bars, pies, and cakes. All of these items are huge bombs in a normal healthy diet. Yet, it is very hard for people to get rid of them. Many food nutrition programs will actually allow either a cheat day per week, or a cheat item per day, in order to help their dieters to control their sugary cravings. Although that type of cheating policy isn’t ideal, it does get results. It would be better for people to learn how to control their cravings, or to subst... (read more) Author: Gerald Fitz

17. It's Not Too Late to Get Your Summer Body (Weight loss and whey protein) June 22, 2009 Think back to a time when it was snowing and family and friends are gathered around the table. There are cookies, cakes, pies, mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls, ham, and turkey to feast on. You are so excited because these are some of your favorite comfort foods. Now the weather is changing and the sun is shining. It is bikini season and you want that toned, leaned body. But wait…isn’t it too late? No! It is never too late to get the body you have always wanted. Just a little diet, exercise, and supplement intake should do the trick. There are three easy steps you can do to change yo... (read more) Author: Gerald Fitz

18. Mardi Gras is Moon Pies and Beads and so Much More June 17, 2009 For anybody who hasn’t experience Mardi Gras for themselves, there is much too be missed. All along the Gulf Coast starting around the first part of the year, excitement begins to build as the season approaches. Though actually celebrated because of the somber season of Lent, people from all walks of life enjoy Mardi Gras. Mardi Gras has its origins in Europe that was a time of extravagant fun for early Christians. The tradition was brought to the United States by these Europeans. In the United States, it first began in Mobile back in 1703. In the United States, it is original to the port... (read more) Author: Ronnie Tanner

19. The All-Season and Easy-to-Make Dessert: Cobblers May 19, 2009 Cobblers are traditional baked dessert dishes consisting of a filling that is placed in a baking dish and then covered by a layer of dough that will form the crust. Unlike pies, cobblers do not have a bottom crust. Usually, fresh fruits are used as fillings in cobblers and the popular choices are apples, blackberries, peaches, plums, cherries and pears. Sometimes, cobblers are served not as desserts but as a main dish and they are filled with meat or vegetables. Cobblers have several variations such as crisps or crumbles, which have crumbs for toppings instead of a crust; the New England... (read more) Author: Corrie Duana

20. Cooking Made Easy with an Outdoor Grill and Stainless Steel Roasting Pans May 05, 2009 An abundance of magic takes place in the kitchen! You probably have memories that involve the smell of pies baking in the oven before Christmas, or of granddad slicing the turkey with the electric knife on Thanksgiving after it has been done cooking in the oven. The kitchen is not all about building memories; it is simply a room to be comfortable while cooking up great dinners to experience with the family. It just so happens that certain tools, such as that perfect gourmet knife set or the roast pan that creates chicken nice and juicy, can make a kitchen more functional. While specialty ... (read more) Author: Fran Swift

21. 3 Easy Chocolate No-Bake Pie Recipes May 04, 2009 3 Easy Chocolate No-Bake Pie Recipes When it comes to making desserts for my family during the hot summer months, I look for recipes that don't involve turning on my oven. The recipes have to be easy, with common every day ingredients and more importantly, taste great! When it comes to making these pies, it's important to remember that they need to be chilled for several hours before serving them. If desired, you can garnish your pies with some whipped topping. These recipes would be great for everyday desserts or prepare one for your next family gathering. Chocolate Chif... (read more) Author: Shelly Hill

22. Crumbles: Getting to Know the Hearty Fruit Dessert April 17, 2009 Crumbles are originally British dessert dishes that were first made during the second world war when food was strictly rationed, leading to the use of a basic mixture of flour, sugar and margarine to make the top crust of pies. This pie-making variation resulted to the creation of crumbles, which became popular because they were very simple to make. In the United States, crumbles are often referred to as crisps. Crumbles closely resemble fruit cobblers although cobblers typically have smoother toppings. Crumbles consist of stewed fruit as filling with a crumbly topping made of mixed ... (read more) Author: Corrie Duana

23. Staging The Summer Kitchen April 03, 2009 What is it that your mind goes to when you think of the summer time? Is it the bounty of fruits and vegetables that we constantly consume? Is it cooking a light meal with your family and friends? Is it Grandma’s perfect cherry or apple pies? If these memories bring an instant smile to your face then you should add some of these elements into your surroundings. An all white kitchen offers sunshine and brightness all year round! In the summer months decorate with the essence of the season. Large bowls of fruit and baskets of watermelons. Extra large pots of sunflowers and bouquets of w... (read more) Author: Teri Woods

24. Cooking Games Can Help You Learn How To Make Apple Pies March 30, 2009 There are times that when you are too satisfied with the food that you are eating, especially when they are really delicious, you wonder how this was made. You are then filled with the excitement to learn how to cook the same recipe. On my experience, I really like apple pie. This sweet pie can make a bad day turn good. If want to learn how to cook apple pie, join me in learning how to make apple pie at cooking games. The good thing with it is that we don’t have to search for the ingredients; they are all available at the virtual kitchen. First thing that you have to do is to find the ing... (read more) Author: Rowenavic Lopez

25. Five Helpful Kitchen Supplies for Baking a Dessert March 26, 2009 If your family is like most families, dessert items are among the favorite foods available. In most cases, long gone are the days when mom could spend all day in the kitchen, turning out homemade pies, cakes and cookies to satisfy everyone’s sweet tooth. That does not mean that you have to resort to store-bought cookies and cakes. The following cooking accessories can make baking desserts a breeze. 1. Nuwave Oven Try a new way of cooking with the Nuwave Oven. This slick countertop oven combines infrared, convection and conventional heating technology to cook foods up to 50% faster. Yo... (read more) Author: Tiffany Jordan

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