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1. Mom's Favorite All in one Recipes March 05, 2010 Mom's Favorite Recipes My Mom and Grandma were great cooks. They cooked all kinds of great dishes for their families. Many of the recipes they used were handed down from other family members and some came from old cookbooks. When I would ask for one of the recipes that I remembered from my childhood, many times my Mom would reach in a kitchen drawer and pull out an old piece of yellowed paper that she had written the recipe on many years ago. I decided that these recipes needed to be preserved for my children and theirs. I typed up all the recipes on my computer and when I was done I thought..... (read more) Author: John McDavid

2. Find Out Your Triggers for Acid Reflux Food to Avoid February 22, 2010 Acid reflux food to avoid begins with dairy products. Milk, cheese, milk shakes, and ice cream can aggravate the production of acids in the stomach. The one exception to acid reflux food to avoid may be probiotic yogurts. While yogurt is a dairy product, the probiotics make it a good thing to ingest. Probiotics are the bacteria that help regulate the digestive tract. The dairy content may provide a mild aggravation, but the probiotics will provide a longer term cure for the problem. Acid reflux food to avoid continues with fatty and deep fried foods. High fat foods are foods to avoid with... (read more) Author: Andrew Behling

3. Why Gluten Free Pasta is an Important Part of a Gluten Free Diet. February 16, 2010 Why Gluten Free Pasta is an Important Part of a Gluten Free Diet. Most people think of Italy as the birthplace of pasta. However history traces the origin of this food back to 1700 B.C. when the Chinese came up with a noodle made from rice flour. The Italians were instrumental in the evolution of pasta as we know it. In 400 B.C. the Etruscans, who come from the western part of Italy, made a noodle similar to lasagna. The Romans are credited with making a noodle similar to the one made by the Etruscans, out of flour and water. These noodles were prepared by baking dough in the oven. Boil... (read more) Author: Samuel Hilton

4. 15 Basic Cooking Tips to Make your Life Easier! February 15, 2010 There are some basic cooking tips that anyone could learn and use to help out in the kitchen. With today's busy lifestyles becoming more prevalent, learning and using these basic cooking tips will save you time and headache. The following fifteen is just a tiny handful of the many basic cooking tips that you could integrate into your everyday life to save time and money. • Bacon: Reduce shrinkage by running cold water over it before frying. • Beans: Stop gas attacks by adding a tablespoon of bicarbonate of soda in a big pot of beans while they are soaking. • Boiled Eggs: Add some v... (read more) Author: Jessica James

5. Safe Fertilizer Reviews shares with us some easy to follow tips and tricks on how to easily grow yu January 24, 2010 Loves pasta like spaghetti or lasagna? How about salsa and some tortilla dips? As you can see, the most common denominator they have is none other than tomatoes. Just imagine eating a salsa without any tomatoes? How about eating lasagna but no red sauce is available? They don’t look yummy and mouth watering right? If you love tomatoes and plan to grow one on your own background, take a look at these easy to follow tips and tricks presented to us by Safe Fertilizer Reviews and easily grow yummy tomatoes in no time. Before you begin to plant your tomatoes, make sure that the temperature and... (read more) Author: Patrick Thomas

6. Breast Augmentation Recovery Tips- How to Prepare Your Home January 11, 2010 For the growing number of women whom have elected to have breast augmentation surgery done, many wish they would have been given certain common sense tips about what to do and what not to do post-op and how to prepare themselves and their homes for recovery. Breast augmentation is a painful cosmetic surgery. While preparing for surgery there are certain steps you should take that most doctors do not think to tell their patients. To best learn how you will feel post-op, walk through your home with your arms duct taped to your sides. This is about the range of motion you will poses after t... (read more) Author: Dr. Jay Calvert MD

7. What Foods Can Help You To Lose Weight? December 16, 2009 Medicine has proved that weight gain is primarily caused by excess food consumption and the number of cases where weight is gained by a hormonal imbalance or thyroid malfunction is relatively low. Perhaps by learning a little more about food that helps you lose weight it will help with your weight problem. You are what you eat as the saying goes so if you want that great shape then you have to put in the effort an eat foods which promote weight loss. Your diet does not have to be boring as almost all categories of food have elements which are healthy and help weight loss. You should try m... (read more) Author: Brad Bahr

8. Genuine Italian Cooking December 14, 2009 Gourmet Italian Food If you think that you are an expert on Italian cuisine just because you have been eating at those Italian restaurants, then you are very much mistaken. This is because more than 90% of Italian restaurants really do not pass as genuine. So you are probably eating at those American-Italian restaurants that may serve Italian dishes but taste otherwise. The deception is so severe that you may not even be able to tell apart a fast food spaghetti from a n authentic Italian one. But Italian cuisine is unique on its own, and you only need to know main qualities that make Italian d... (read more) Author: Thurman Rose

9. Calorie Counter Database Helps With Weight Loss Objectives December 07, 2009 Calorie Counter Database software abounds on the internet. You simply choose a food and you get the calories in one serving or 100 grams of the food, depending on the program. Some software allows you to type in the food while others require that you choose from a set menu. There are other variations to calorie counter database software as well. Whether you are wondering how many calories come in a medium sized apple (65) or how many calories in three Oreo cookies (160) you can find it in a calorie counter database. You can also put together the calories for a whole meal, though... (read more) Author: Marcilio David

10. 30 Minute Meals - Lifesavers! October 12, 2009 30 minute meals have to be a life-saver on most days. Some of the meals we make take 30 minutes from the start of preparation to the finished meal. Beef Stroganoff, for example, is quick to prepare, and offers a sumptuous feast. Thai Beef Salad is another innovative, but easy meal. Other meals might take 30 minutes if you have part of the meal prepared ahead - for example, leftover chicken or a batch of Tomato Sauce in the freezer. Chicken Parmesan, Chickpea Curry or Spaghetti Bolognese could be whipped up in under 20 minutes if you had a quantity of Tomato Sauce at hand. Be Prepare... (read more) Author: Fiona Lesley

11. Swaps to Vegetarian diet! September 25, 2009 For people that are not used to having a vegetarian diet, the idea may sound a little confusing. Individuals planning to switch over to a vegetarian diet may struggle with questions related to food consumption by vegetarian dieters. They often wonder whether vegetarian dieters can ever eat animal protein once they adopt this plan; or, does vegetarian diet include poultry or dairy products like eggs and milk; or, how can one fulfill the body’s protein requirement. Answers to these questions depend on what type of vegetarian diet you want to adopt. For example, if you want to adopt the complet... (read more) Author: Greg Davis

12. Zucchini Boats! September 24, 2009 This is a very simple, easy to do recipe! It’s one of my family’s favourite recipes! You need to go to a farmers market, a food stand or else a grocery store and purchase some smaller zucchini’s no longer than 15 inches. If you have 6 adults eating then you will need only 3 zucchinis and less if you have small children but they are also good warmed up later for another meal. Take the zucchini home and wash them off. You will need to cut the zucchini lengthwise in half. One half can feed one adult or be cut into smaller pieces for children so that will help estimate how many zucchini’s you nee... (read more) Author: Jeannette McQueen-Nobbs

13. What Are the Health Benefits of Lycopene? September 11, 2009 By the time you finish reading this article, you will be more aware of the many health benefits of lycopene. So, what exactly is it? It is a compound found in certain fruits and vegetables. It belongs to the group of substances known as carotenes and is the pigment responsible for giving vegetables and fruits, such as tomatoes, watermelon and pink grapefruit, their red color. What are the health benefits? It has been found to possess many benefits, and also has strong antioxidant properties. Because it is a potent antioxidant, it can be extremely effective in... (read more) Author: Donald Cash

14. Cairo, Paris on the Nile! September 02, 2009 The history meets the present... Immerse yourself in the ancient past at Cairo, an Egyptian city located on the banks and islands of the river Nile. Cairo is a fusion of the old and new! A delight during the day and an even livelier nightlife makes Cairo the most loved city of Egypt. If antiques and history catch your attention, Cairo would not let you down with ample of places to visit. The Egyptian Museum exhibiting the treasures of Tutankhamen, Khan El Khalili bazaar, Pyramids of Giza and the Great Pyramid ,the Sphinx, City of the Dead to name a few, are some must visit places. A... (read more) Author: Ezee Go

15. Garden Sense (zucchini time is here) August 04, 2009 Zucchini Time Is Here! There has been an abundant amount of zucchini coming into my kitchen this summer and I have found many things to do with it. The first thing I do is shred the zucchini and freeze it so I can have my winter zucchini bread. I measure out 2 cups of shredded zucchini and put it in a zip-lock freezer bag. Steam blanching is recommended for shredded zucchini. Make as many 2-cup bags as you think you will need over the winter. I also made zucchini sticks and put them in the freezer. This is a first time for me so I am excited to see how they come out. ... (read more) Author: Sandra Clingerman

16. What to do with all that zucchini August 04, 2009 by Sarah BuhrThe zucchini is going from zero to zillions right about this time of year. A lot of you may be asking yourselves "What am I going to do with it all? You can only give so much away before neighbors try to give you some of theirs. Here's are some great recipes and ways to make the most of that plentiful green squash:Zucchini and ThymeThis is a delightfully simple dish from my good friend MeijkenIngredients2 Tbsp olive oil1 1/2 Tbsp unsalted butter1/4 cup finely chopped onion1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley1 pound fresh zucchini, cut into 3-by-1/2-inch sticks1 beef bouillon cube, crumb... (read more) Author: Sarah Buhr

17. How to Cook Rump Roast August 01, 2009 Also known as rump steak or round steak, rump roast refers to a special beef cut that is commonly used in tasty and delectable dishes because it is tough and the meat lacks fat. One of the most effective ways of learning how to cook rump roast is by following the steps and instructions in different recipes. Below are some of the simplest and easy-to-prepare rump roast recipes that you can consider is you want to serve delicious and enticing meals. Spicy Italian Rump Roast This delectable and tasty delicacy uses key ingredients like two cans of tomato sauce and three pounds rump roast... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

18. How to Cook Rump Roast August 03, 2009 Also known as rump steak or round steak, rump roast refers to a special beef cut that is commonly used in tasty and delectable dishes because it is tough and the meat lacks fat. One of the most effective ways of learning how to cook rump roast is by following the steps and instructions in different recipes. Below are some of the simplest and easy-to-prepare rump roast recipes that you can consider is you want to serve delicious and enticing meals. Spicy Italian Rump Roast This delectable and tasty delicacy uses key ingredients like two cans of tomato sauce and three pounds rump roast... (read more) Author: Kenny Leones

19. How To Make Your Own Homemade Spaghetti Sauce July 31, 2009 During the summer months, I like to make my own homemade spaghetti sauce. Once I have it made, I will freeze or can it for future use. This particular sauce is great for spaghetti, lasagna, rigatoni, ravioli and manicotti. Italian Spaghetti Sauce Recipe 6 lbs. lean ground beef 2 (8 ounce) packages of pepperoni 2 (12 ounce) cans tomato paste 2 (15 ounce) cans Italian tomato sauce 5 (29 ounce) cans tomato puree 2 1/2 teaspoons seasoning salt 1 teaspoon onion salt 2 teaspoons granulated sugar 2 bay leaves 2 teaspoons garlic salt 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 2 teaspoons table sa... (read more) Author: Shelly Hill

20. Mediterranean Restaurant At The Swissotel Nai Lert Park In Bangkok July 27, 2009 A Mediterranean restaurant in Bangkok is not a common sight but there are a few and the best one may be La Dolce Vita at Ma Maison. This restaurant has an interesting pedigree, starting out in the early 90s as a high-end French restaurant that for years was considered one of the top two in the city. Its present incarnation draws on that heritage as well as a strong Italian influence – hence the Italian name – to produce a dining spot that serves a mix of cuisines with the common thread being ingredients from Mediterranean countries. A survey of the menu reveals exactly that: rabbit and tr... (read more) Author: Tom Aikins

21. 10 Italian Foods Tourists Should Try On Holiday in Italy June 30, 2009 Italian cuisine is one of the most popular culinary art forms in the world. These flavourful dishes have often graced the tables of many homes and restaurants all over the world. Naturally, the best place to sample authentic Italian cuisine is in Italy and a holiday to the country will not be complete without sampling some of the best dishes in the region. 1. Pizza – This is a contemporary Italian dish that was invented out of necessity in times of war, where Italian peasants would bake whatever vegetables and bits of meat they had on a piece of dough. Today, this popular dish has made it... (read more) Author: James Burrows

22. Don Giovanni Italian Restaurant In Bangkok June 26, 2009 Don Giovanni, the Italian restaurant in the Sofitel Centara Grand Hotel, is indeed named for what may the greatest opera of all time. At least, that’s what the menu introduction here says and not being an opera buff I can’t comment on that one way or another. However, I do know that they orchestrate some very nice dining experiences as I’ve had dinners and lunches here on a number of occasions over the years and have always been satisfied with the food and service. Some parts of the menu have changed over the years and some have stayed the same as different chefs have come and gone. Howev... (read more) Author: Tom Aikins

23. Seafood at Beach Italian Restaurents June 14, 2009 There is nothing more romantic that a quiet dinner at a beach Italian restaurant. There's just nothing more serene and calm than the gentle breeze caressing and the sound of the waves crashing. While you gaze at your date and how the light just perfectly reflects, it's a recipe for a wonderful date. What else could top that than an Italain seafood dinner? Having a seaside dinner is just amazing; you do not only feel in love, you also get to eat really good food. That kind of date is one that you're sure to remember.Geography would tell us that Italy has a very long coastline and borders th... (read more) Author: Brendan Traviatti

24. Delicious Ahi Tuna Tacos-The Great Italian Cuisine June 14, 2009 After completing graduate school in the late 80s, I spent a year studying Law at a University in America. The school cafeteria served many things that one would never encounter in the states (natto spaghetti for example), but one thing they did serve that I couldn't get enough of was seared ahi tuna, prepared fresh to order. It was usually served with white rice, a little shoyu, some radish sprouts, a few slivers of nori, and some toasted sesame seeds. As I am a great food lover so I got really tired of eating chicken and plain tuna everyday. One great day I visit Arnie's Italian Restaurant wi... (read more) Author: Kevin Scott

25. Authenticly Italian: How to Spot It June 09, 2009 Spaghetti: a simple Italian-American staple. Also, probably the first image that comes to your mind when you hear “Italian food.” For some, pasta and spicy meatballs may be the extent of their knowledge of cuisine from the Mediterranean nation. Frankly, it’s easy to oversimplify traditional courses when you’re in the melting pot of the world. But what then is authentic Italian food? For starters, Italians don’t eat pasta all day. No spaghetti in the cereal bowl, thank you. Breakfast is typically a cold meal; most start out with espresso and a pastry, both available from eateries at the local ... (read more) Author: Divino Piazza

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