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Cooking Healthy
Let us make eating the healthy way convenient, fun and enjoyable with our quick easy recipes and our in-home cooking demonstrations.
24-May-2005 - Details

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Cooking for a Crowd
Whether you've agreed to bring a dish for 12 or 24 to a potluck dinner or have completely flipped and need to cook for a guestlist of 50 or 100, one of these days you will probably have a need for large quantity recipes. Whether you're cooking for a crowd, planning a buffet, or just
24-Feb-2005 - Details

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Cookbooks for Lovers
Cooking doesn't have to be a chore. Bring your significant other into the kitchen and cook up some romance with a tasty result. For any celebration of love, these cookbooks can help you plan and cook a romantic and sensual dinner for your loved one.
24-Feb-2005 - Details

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Cooking Weights and Measures
US measures are classified as either dry measures or fluid measures. Fluid measures are measures of volume, while dry measures are measures of weight. However, do not concern yourself too much whether the ingredient you are measuring is dry or fluid. Simply use the measure that is specified in your recipe. US recipes are almost always in terms of volume.
24-Feb-2005 - Details

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Breakfast Solutions
Eating healthy can be challenging on mad dash mornings--check out our make-ahead breakfast solutions.
24-Feb-2005 - Details

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Tips from great cooks
Searchable database gathers 1,001 nuggets of kitchen wisdom from chefs who've learned the hard way. Whether you're pickling, microwaving, prepping, storing or freezing, experts like Jacques Pépin, James Beard, Betty Fussel and Barbara Kafka probably know how to do it better.
24-Feb-2005 - Details

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Hot Sandwich Recipes
Loaded with tender pot roast or seasoned chicken, these are dig-in kinds of sandwiches. Heroes, wraps and more
24-Feb-2005 - Details

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Special Cooking: Simply Italian!
Italian food, for the most part, is simple food. From the golden hills of Tuscany to the blue waters of the Adriatic Sea, each area in Italy has its food traditions, and nearly all of them come from what has traditionally been available in that region. In the agriculturally rich North
24-Feb-2005 - Details

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Top 10 Recovery Foods
If you work out seriously, whether it's running, weightlifting or any other intense sport, you have to make sure that you're giving your body the fuel and nutrients it needs to recover adequately from the effort.
21-Mar-2005 - Details

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More secrets of an Iberian kitchen
In the final part of our series on Spanish cooking, Sam and Eddie Hart of Fino restaurant share their favourite seasonal recipes with Casilda Grigg
28-Mar-2005 - Details

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Farewell to all that fish and 'thin' fare
In medieval Britain, in the time before chocolate, children took hard-boiled eggs to church at Easter to be blessed. Tenants delivered up dozens of eggs to their feudal lord as tithes and as payment for being allowed to keep hens
28-Mar-2005 - Details

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Healthy eating is vital for children
Children learn eating habits from their parents. A child that is given regular balanced meals and healthy snacks will eat the same way during adulthood.
11-Mar-2005 - Details

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Creative Chicken
Inventive new recipes to prepare the ultimate suppertime standbys—chicken breasts and thighs
11-Mar-2005 - Details

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All About Asparagus
Once upon a time, asparagus was the culinary messenger of spring's arrival. While it's no longer true, in the strictest sense, because of a global produce economy, its appearance
11-Mar-2005 - Details

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Pudding on the style
A luxurious and enticing dessert doesn't have to be time-consuming or complicated. Xanthe Clay has some simple suggestions
02-May-2005 - Details

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The fun and fear of food fame
As more than 10,000 cooking show fans (including this overconfident food writer) recently learned, cooking is like singing in the shower -- it's easy to impress yourself. Just don't add an audience.
15-Mar-2005 - Details

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Anna Maria's Open Kitchen
Step-by-step illustrated traditional Italian recipes for tiramisu, pasta,
lasagna, pizza, risotto, gnocchi and much more, articles and food newsletter
30-May-2005 - Details

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Avoiding Food Hazards in Pregnancy
During pregnancy there are certain food rules to remember. Do you know what foods to avoid?
31-Mar-2005 - Details

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The food pyramid: What your child should be eating every day
The Children's Food Guide Pyramid divides food into seven groups, based on the nutritional recommendations of the World Health Organization. A balanced daily diet for children aged 5-12 should consist of the following
04-Apr-2005 - Details

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Cooking: Fancy a pint
Cooking with beer, cider or stout can be more sophisticated than you think. Joanna Simon has the recipes
18-Apr-2005 - Details