Archive for November, 2009
28th 2009f November, 2009
Restaurant Dining Guide: Healthy MIDDLE EASTERN Food Choices
Posted by admin in Diets, Recipes at 7:34 pm |
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Enjoy dining out? Learn even more healthy eating options with our complete Restaurant Dining Guide ! From Morocco to Israel, Lebanon to Egypt, there are many flavors of the Middle East ...

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28th 2009f November, 2009
Barbecuing Tips - Part 2
Posted by admin in Fish Recipes, Recipes at 11:29 am |
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3.Never use a fork when grilling. When you poke meat
with a fork you allow the natural juices to flow out.
As a result your meat ends up dry and tough. Instead
use tongs or grilling tools to turn and flip the meat
while keeping the juices locked in.
4. Place food in the right [...]

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28th 2009f November, 2009
Barbecuing Tips - Part 1
Posted by admin in Fish Recipes, Recipes at 11:26 am |
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1.Barbecue the perfect steak every time. Ever have a
hard time knowing whether a steak is cooked properly?
Instead of poking it with a fork or cutting it open
(both of which let the juices run out), learn how to
tell by touching the outside. For an example of how
a steak feels at [...]

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26th 2009f November, 2009
Meat and poultry tips - part 4c
Posted by admin in Fish Recipes, Recipes at 5:05 am |
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15.Quickly cook chicken for recipes requiring pre-cooked
chicken. An easy method of preparing chicken for recipes
that call for pre-cooked chicken is to “poach” it. This
involves simmering it slowly in liquid. This can be
water, broth, fruit juice, wine or a combination of
these. Poach the chicken until tender, about 15-20
minutes, then chop [...]

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26th 2009f November, 2009
Meat and poultry tips - part 4b
Posted by admin in Fish Recipes, Recipes at 5:04 am |
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14.The different fat contents in ground beef. In most
cases, regular ground beef is a better buy than medium
or lean. And some foods, such as hamburgers, are more
tender and tasty when made with regular ground beef
because of the extra fat content. Any excess fat can
easily be drained off. So, unless medium [...]

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