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    Fast Food vs Home-Cooked

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    terms of serving size and overall nutritional value. Typically‚ there is not fresh fruit and vegetable options available at fast food restaurants. The processed and microwaved pickle placed on burgers does not count as a fresh vegetable. When home-cooking‚ people can tailor their meals to the nutritional values their family needs. If a family member has a low iron count‚ they can cook more red meats and green vegetables. Despite the obvious health risks‚ people continue to eat fast food for many

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    【Ingredients】 400g sparerib 1/4 cabbage 1 carrot 2 potato 1/4 radish 4 sausage 1 bay leave 1 tsp. salt A pinch of white pepper 500ml water 3 tbsp. white wine 1 tbsp. olive oil Extra mustard powder 【Recipe】 Before cooking a Pot-au-feu‚ I looked the Pot-au-feu in the cooking dictionary for reviewing it. To paraphrase‚ it is said that "One kind of soup‚ simmering a big piece of beef meat with bone and vegetables‚" and I was impressed with ’with bone’ part. At this moment‚ Pot-au-feu is not just

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    Food Restaurants

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    the cooking methods of foods. I. Introduction A. Get attention: In current society‚ diets have become increasingly important in people’s daily life. B. Background: To cater for this trend‚ more and more styles of restaurants come into people’s sight to arouse attraction. C. Thesis— Chinese people classify restaurants into fast food restaurants‚ Chinese food restaurants‚ and restaurants with other countries’ styles‚ due to the tastes of foods‚ the function of restaurants and the cooking methods

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    members. We would cater to the students of the month and honor roll students by making them a big meal. I was shown different methods of cooking‚ different equipments‚ and tools. My job every Friday was to write in my portfolio about my jobs I had and what I cooked. It felt like I was in a real live restaurant it was pretty cool I learned a lot of things in the cooking class. I really enjoyed culinary foods class in Waretown ocvts. The second reason why learning is fun at vocation school is I’m in

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    Lasagna Research Paper

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    Keishla Hernandez Eng. 101 Prof. Johnson Puerto Rican Food Pastelon vs Lasagna When people think of lasagna and “pastelon” they think they are different‚ but‚ in fact‚ they are very similar. In comparing a lasagna prepared in a Puerto Rican style of cooking and a “pastelon” which is a sweet yellow plantain dish‚ we can compare them in the preparation and the assembly of the dish while there is a difference in taste. These dishes‚ consist of ground beef and cheese‚ they are assembled in multiple layers

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    My true passion in life has always been cooking. Being born to a father who had an unconditional love for his family and an affinity for cooking made me feel that being in the kitchen was where I always wanted to be. I always admired my father’s love and commitment not only to us but to his craft and even though he was a carpenter by trade; deep down inside he was a chef at heart. He always took the time to explain the “who‚ what‚ where and why” of what he was preparing even though he was not formally

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    How to Make Spanish Rice

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    ingredients‚ and cooking the rice. Before you begin you will need the following ingredients: cooking oil (vegetable or canola)‚ long grain rice (I prefer Mahatma Jasmine)‚ a tomato‚ an onion‚ water‚ and tomato bullion. The following seasonings are optional: Sazón Goya con azafran‚ Sazón Goya con culantro/achiote. (found on Mexican food aisle at most grocery stores)You will also need a two quart sauce pan with a lid (a larger pan may be used‚ but the rice will cook faster‚ therefore the cooking time will

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    variety of ingredient and cooking style to the “new found” land. Colonist farmed animals for meat which they used to make their native British cuisine. British cuisine was based on bread‚ vegetables‚ and meat. Food varied by region but seafood‚ turkey‚ and buffalo were commonly hunted. Finding their groundings was hard at first‚ but they began to trade with the Natives and the people in the West Indies in order to explore new flavors. Early Native Americans’ and European cooking methods were combined

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    England. In Greece people can eat Greek food‚ in France – French‚ in Italy – Italian but it is easier to find Indian or Chinese restaurants than English one. Actually foreign trade has become the major factor which has an influence on British cooking because the British don’t export their dishes. Instead of it they import a surprising number of dishes from all over the world. Another factor which plays an important role in the creation of English food is certainly climate. It’s a universal

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    India's Food

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    India‚ although many Hindus eat meat now. (SAARC Tour) However‚ Muslim introduced their cooking ways to the Indians. The influences that both religions gave to India had been processed‚ and makes India what it is today.bv Sometimes Indians have some food or snacks often while others are forbidden for them to eat. They eat rice in almost every meal in their daily life. They use coconut oil for cooking and frying‚ and they pour another kind of oil‚ called ghee over their rice. Those who

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