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    6. Chad Christian Clift and the Beauty of Simple Menus Whether he is preparing delightfully tasty meals at a Seattle restaurant or cooking in his own home, Chef Chad Christian Clift believes that the best meals are the ones that are based on simplicity. Working with Asian cuisine has heightened this philosophy, and given him a chance to broaden his definition of simple elegance. There is truly something to be said for keeping a meal or menu item simple. This by no means implies that the item has…

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    Rosemary Meal Analysis

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    baking sheet and line with aluminum foil. Grease with cooking spray. 2. Cook quinoa according to package directions. Once done, place the quinoa in a bowl and set aside until needed. 3. In a separate bowl, add in the zucchini, bell peppers, squash, fennel, onion, garlic, sage, thyme, and rosemary. Add in the olive oil and mix together until…

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    Alain Ducasse Analysis

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    restaurnts in diffrent countrys with star rating and one of the youngest only at 33 yers old was given a 3 star rating. For some people alain is somebody people look up to because he’s created more for people to love like “restaurants, cook books, cooking schools, events—all the products and services offered”( Ducasse). He see the fun an everything that he dose for instace he says “Desserts are like mistresses they are bad for you so if you are having one, you might as well have two(dd).”…

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    Soup recipes: 5 culinary creations for winter The cold clutches of winter are upon us. There's a chill in the air when we get up in the mornings, dragging ourselves from our toasty warm beds and rushing straight to the coffee machine. Our first dose of liquid warmth. With the short winter days barely allowing enough time to thaw, there's nothing better than a robust meal to warm the body from the inside out. The time has come for stews, curries and casseroles to shine. No one wants to be eating…

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    Lobster, often named the king of seafood, is often seen as one of the most scrumptious seafood delights; yet poses some serious questions in the realm of morality. At least, that is what David Foster Wallace, the author of “Consider the Lobster”, proposes to his readers. He does this through his experience of the Maine Lobster Festival, or MLF, as well as examining the ways in which lobster is handled, prepared, and how people justify these practices. Knowing that the vast majority of lobster is…

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    According to the FDA love is not an ingredient however, emotion still plays a large role in cooking. In the novel Like Water for Chocolate by Esquivel the main protagonist Tita faces many challenges in life. A narration by Esperanza, Tita’s granddaughter starts every chapter with a recipe. The recipes may seem like just a tradition being recorded but, they actually correlate with the emotions and challenges Tita faces in the chapter. Food is also used as a recurring motif with symbolic…

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    Jamie Oliver started as a pastry chef, and a sous chef at “The River Cafe” recognized him, so he was thrown into the world cooking platform. He had many shows over a course of years, but his biggest achievement in my opinion was when he banned unhealthy food in British schools. His other achievements were an MBE in Queen’s Birthday Honors, and he was inducted into the “Culinary Hall of Fame.” I also find it interesting that he helped raise awareness of discarding saltwater fish. I would like to…

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    Textual Analysis Example

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    food choices for Julie is having a good, large kitchen. Having a great kitchen allows her to feel inspired to cook. As she lives with nine other people, at times the kitchen can be too crowded to use properly which affects her desire to spend time cooking. Structural factors also influence some of my food choices as I am less inclined to make more numerous smaller dishes due to the small kitchen, having to share the kitchen with my family who cook and eat separate meals to me, and the amount of…

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    like traditional hummus. It is also nice that this is a veggie-centric dip. It made the perfect complement to the Sesame Orange Crisps. Modifications I followed the recipe as instructed, except I added a full clove of garlic for that extra kick. Cooking Process This was another easy-to-follow recipe. I cannot think of any changes I would make in the future and look forward to making it again once zucchini comes back into season. Although, I will probably try making with a winter squash or…

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    they had to do to get where they are. In Jeffery Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, becoming one of these cooks are not as hard as it may seem today. In the medieval time period , the cooking profession was different from how it is now. Cooks then were basically someone cooking over an open fire using regular medieval cooking utensils such as pots, pans, skillets, kettles and cauldrons. They also use knives, ladles, meat forks, and scissors to prepared. Some other useful kitchen appliances that were…

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