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The Perfect Pantry: Grandanina couscous, with orange and dried fruit - (USA)
What a food writer keeps in her fridge, freezer and cupboards
http://www.theperfectpantry.com/2008/06/grandanina-past.html
Tortellini Caesar Salad - (USA)
Friday nights are burger nights at our house during the spring, summer and fall and I like to try out new salads at the same time. I found this recipe on the Taste of Home website and decided to give it a try ~ adapting the original recipe to make it easier (always!). It’s a really delicious salad that would be great for your next summer get-together and I’ll be bringing it to a party Memorial Day weekend. Tortellini Caesar Salad 1 pkg. dried tortellini 1 cup creamy Caesar salad dr
http://nancysrecipes.wordpress.com/2009/05/14/tortellini-caesar-salad/
101 easy and simple summer salad recipes - (USA)
No seriously, I’m in heaven here! I eat a salad twice a day (yup, I love salad that much) and all my salads are all about creativity! I just open my fridge and try to include as many flavours, textures and colours as I possibly can in every salad I make. If you are eating a bowl of leaves and you are complaining about NOT liking salads, that’s because you need a whole new list of delicious, fabulous and tasty salads. In my last post, I featured a long list of salads that are so tasty that
http://www.eatsmartagesmart.com/101-easy-and-simple-summer-salad-recipes/
Perfect Pattypans - (USA)
Hey ESers, did you miss me? I missed you! I’m afraid I’ve been gallivanting about for about a month and I have severely neglected ES in the meantime (and cooking in general). I’ve been back for a week, and I’m afraid my brain is a bit rusty and my cooking thus far has been less than inspired. Does that ever happen to you all after a long time away from your kitchen? I mean I was missing my kitchen the entire time I was gone, but my cooking muses seem to have expired during my brief journ
http://www.endlesssimmer.com/2009/08/02/perfect-pattypans/
Imitation Crabmeat - (USA)
Imitation crabmeat, most often made with Alaskan pollack, is best when used as an ingredient in salads, appetizers, casseroles and soups. However, it can be substituted for real crab in equal proportions in other recipes, if you keep in mind that the flavor and texture will be different than the real thing. In addition, the cooking time in the recipe may need to be adjusted, since imitation crabmeat is already cooked. It can be used in cold dishes or heated through when used in hot dishes.
http://www.tasteofhome.com/Cooking-Tips/Ask-the-Test-Kitchen/Imitation-Crabmeat
nori lettuce wraps, raw food ideas: Savory Recipes: dominomag.com - (USA)
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http://www.dominomag.com/howtos/recipes/savory/nori_lettuce_wraps
arepas w/crab & avocado salad at bitchincamero - (USA)
http://www.bitchincamero.com/mel/2008/06/arepas-wcrab-avocado-salad/
Restaurant Equipment Required For Starting Up a Restaurant - (USA)
Author : Jimmy Cox The list of equipment necessary for opening a restaurant is as varied as the type of establishment you're going to run Some of the equipment that crosses all lines include the following: - adequate cooking facilities (stove burners, oven, salamander or other warming equipment like food lamps needed to keep food warm, etc ) to prepare your food at peak times so the patron doesn't have to wait undue amounts of time to get their order The stove and other cooking appliances d
http://wealthmethod.com/2009/08/restaurant-equipment-required-for-starting-up-a-restaurant/
running with tweezers: eat your vegetables - (USA)
tales from the frontlines of food
http://runningwithtweezers.typepad.com/runningwithtweezers/2008/06/eat-your-vegeta.html
Green peach salad with feta | [ No Recipes ] - (USA)
Because cooking is more fun without them…
http://www.norecipes.com/2008/05/24/green-peach-salad-with-feta/
Red egg - (USA)
Tomato and red egg: a simple and perfect accompaniment to my lechon kawali lunch. Until very recently, this small red tomato was about the only tomato variety available in our markets, and we use it both for cooking and for salads. Itlog na pula (red egg) or itlog na maalat (salty egg) is salted duck egg. Raw eggs are coated in a salt-soil-water mixture, stored for more than two weeks, washed, then hard-boiled. They are usually dipped in red food coloring to distinguish them from regular chicken
http://manila-photos.blogspot.com/2008/11/red-egg.html
In the Papers – Saturday, August 8th - (USA)
Here’s a round-up of the food & drink articles in Toronto’s papers today… National Post : Gina Mallet makes it a trifecta for Union , following last week's positive reviews in the Star and Globe with a rave write-up of her own . Margaret Swaine recommends three recent Vintages wines that she rates at 90 or higher. Brian Hutchinson investigates the battle being waged over a proposed coffee roasting plant on Salt Spring Island. Michael McKiernan reports on a fire that broke
http://www.tasteto.com/2009/08/08/in-the-papers-%E2%80%93-saturday-august-8th/
10 Seasonings to Have in Your Kitchen - (USA)
Whether you have 10 minutes or a whole day to dedicate to cooking a meal, there are certain seasonings that should be in your spice rack to prevent that meal from being bland. Whether it in the oven, a saucepan, or a slow-cooker, seasonings make the most out of your meal's components. 1&2) Salt & pepper. The ubiquitous duo is ever present in restaurants and on dining room tables. Iodized salt is important for health because it helps maintain thyroid function. Sea salt is also h
http://www.gomestic.com/Cooking/10-Seasonings-to-Have-in-Your-Kitchen.366489
A Simple Naturally Gluten Free Lifestyle - (USA)
My name is Carrie and I am the writer of the blog GingerLemonGirl.com . Erin has graciously allowed me the privilege to write a short series of guest posts for $5 Dinners! I am very excited to share my thoughts on gluten free living with you! I hope I can share some helpful and frugal information for cooking and baking gluten free for your family. I started a gluten free diet in August 2007. I decided to go gluten free because I thought it would cure or at least reduce the terrible migraine h
http://www.5dollardinners.com/2009/05/a-simple-naturally-gluten-free-lifestyle.html
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http://funnfud.blogspot.com/2008/06/sprouted-bean-lentil-salad-healthy.html
Top Heirloom Gardening Choices - (USA)
People grow heirloom vegetables for a single reason - they taste great. It is not right that heirlooms are prone to problems and difficult to grow. For hundreds of years people have saved seeds and have cultivated these plants and they are still grown today. Apart from the remarkable taste, most of them are disease- resistant. Top ranking heirloom varieties. - Cucumber - you can stake on the Lemon Cucumber. These yellow cucumbers are real treasure. You can pick them when they are small
http://www.gardening-resources.com/top-heirloom-gardening-choices/
Mixed Salad With Pears and Raisins Recipe - (USA)
The simple combination of raisins, spinach, pears, and pine nuts is light and flavorful with the addition of balsamic vinegar.
http://homecooking.about.com/od/saladrecipes/r/blsalad76.htm
Uncovering the secrets of solo meals - (USA)
Because I work at home, I have about two-thirds of my meals during the week by myself. Sometimes I do pretty well, like a recent breakfast of oatmeal made with milk, augmented with wheat germ, almonds and honey, with orange juice on the side. Sometimes I do less well: macaroni and cheese out of the box (at least it’s organic), cheese melted on a hamburger bun, some kind of grain with beans thrown in. It’s not that I don’t think I’m worth taking the time and effort for, just that I’m working a
http://calorielab.com/news/2009/08/10/eating-alone-cooking-recipes/
Wheat Berry Waldorf Salad: An introduction to grains - (USA)
My name is Janina and I am thankful for a fun and energetic friend like Jen who has let me guest-post. I have found my passion which is being a life coach ! While furthering my life coaching skills, I have experienced personal growth and learned better how to serve others. I hope you enjoy my guest-blog. What are Wheat Berries? “Do you have a busy schedule? If you are like most people I know, there is always something going on. I work full time and don't have a lot of time to cook a nice me
http://savorthethyme.blogspot.com/2009/05/wheat-berry-waldorf-salad-introduction.html
Pasta salad doesn't have to be tasteless. - By Sara Dickerman - Slate Magazine - (USA)
Pasta salad is the wallflower of summer foods: It almost always makes it to the barbecue, but no one quite remembers who invited it. At its plainest—elbow noodles, mayonnaise, a careless scattering of celery and onions—it is the embodiment of the midcentur
http://www.slate.com/id/2193822/
Blood orange and hearts of palm salad - Slashfood - (USA)
http://www.slashfood.com/2007/01/19/blood-orange-and-hearts-of-palm-salad/
Peas Read - (USA)
Brilliance, beauty, and kindness must be recognized, especially if they come in one neat package. Hence I am writing about my friend Eralda, and her new food blog, The Split Pea . I met Eralda a year and a half ago. She was one of my husband's graduate students (her husband, Brian, too), and they came to our house for a grad student Christmas party. I liked her immediately. Charming, beautiful, and warm, Eralda put me at ease, an effect I've since learned she has on most everyone who knows h
http://enlightenedcooking.blogspot.com/2009/05/peas-read.html
Mrs. Dash® Fiesta Lime Seasoning Blend - (USA)
Click here to find out where to purchase! All Images Courtesy of Alberto-Culver Company and MomCentral.com Mrs. Dash® Fiesta Lime Seasoning Blend helps you create bold Mexican-inspired dishes without the added salt. A blend of sweet chili pepper, cumin, paprika, cayenne pepper and a spritz of zesty lime will awaken the flavor of everything from meats and fish, to fruits and vegetables. Ingredients: Spices (sweet chili pepper, cumin, paprika, cayenne pepper, black pepper, oregano, basi
http://frugalplus.com/?p=8139
A Few of my Thanksgiving Favorites - (USA)
Because my youngest daughter has invited all of us to travel to Camarillo to have Thanksgiving with her family and told me not to bring anything, I won’t be having two of my traditional Thanksgiving dishes, sweet potatoes and green beans with mushrooms. My Aunt Flossie always made these and brought them to Thanksgiving dinner when we lived in Oxnard and then after we moved to Springville and continued to have Thanksgiving at our house with all of our relatives–my whole family and my sister’s fa
http://thestilettogang.blogspot.com/2008/11/few-of-my-thanksgiving-favorites.html
The 101 Simple Salad Challenge - (USA)
Oh, there you are summer! The temperature has been like a fickle teenager in love lately – first it’s warm, then it’s cool – today, it was finally HOT! Blazing hot, actually. Which gave me a good excuse to get outdoors and exercise. I haven’t run in a week in a half which feels like an eternity, so instead of jumping in with two feet, I dipped a couple toes in. Whenever I take some time off of exercising, I tend to go too hard too fast when I get back into it. Then I get sore, want to take a
http://iowagirleats.wordpress.com/2009/08/03/the-101-simple-salad-challenge/
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