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    In several key scenes from the epic the mention of beer and bread by name highlights their historical importance to the cultures that produced the epic. In the beginning, Enkidu’s constant destruction of the hunter’s traps hinders the hunter on a personal level but also hinders the economy of Uruk. Enkidu’s first taste of civilized food consists of beer and bread. This scene shows just how important beer and bread are to the kingdom of Uruk and to real ancient civilizations. By having…

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    essential items being sold at the markets. This allowed the market men to charge any price they wanted. The Provost Marshal continued to raise the tariff and the market men double the prices on their merchandise. Soon it became no longer needful to send a servant at the crack of dawn to the market because only the wealthy could afford any supplies. John Beauchamp Jones was a well-known author, editor, and publisher. Wild western Scenes, is one of his many famous novels. He published A Rebel…

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    Mary Berry Quotes states, "I think baking is very rewarding, and if you follow a good recipe, you will get success." I consider myself to be not so bad at baking. But one thing I can never seem to manage to make is pannukakku, which is Finnish pancakes. What makes this so much worse is that I'm Finnish. A Finnish girl who can't manage to make a Finnish dish. A dish that has made by many generations before me. A family recipe that I can't make. One time I was feeling nostalgic and wanted to make…

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    3. Kitchen Cabinet Design I use the space between the top of the cabinets and the ceiling, as fluorescent light "boxes". The fluorescent tubes are hidden behind the translucent, perspex panels (see pictures). This kills several birds with one stone. The height of the cabinets is aesthetically optimised, maintaining the correct proportion relative to the ceiling height. Most importantly, no more exposed dust-collecting cabinet tops! Last but not least, the space is well utilised for lighting.…

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    What is slow cooking? All right, let’s get right on it then, Slow cooking as the name implies is the process in which you cook your food on a large bowl or a pot immersed in a liquid for a long period of time, usually a minimum of 3 hours or more. Usual methods of slow cooking involve smoking; stewing or baking the food in low-heat and barbequing is included as well. Although in the United States slow cooking usually implies the use of a crock pot which is usually a ceramic bowl with a glass…

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    In the sixth chapter of his book, What Does It All Mean, Thomas Nagel ponders the concept of free will. In order to better discuss the subject, Nagel sets out a scenario. In Nagel’s scenario, you are to the desserts in a cafeteria line and are presented with the option between a wedge of chocolate cake and a peach. You take the cake, even though you know that is very fattening. Later, you come to regret your decision, saying “I could have had a peach instead.” Nagel focuses on this phrase and…

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    Customer promise The Cheesecake Shop (TCS) presented a clear description of their 'customer promise'. They had three different outlines that represented and promised the customer about their services. The first promised that all cakes are baked in stores and cakes can be customised according to the customer. They offer a same-day service to complement their customer experience. The second emphasises that cakes are made with love and that all ingredients are top quality. The third promises that…

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    slamming Peanut Butter and Jelly on some bread and calling it good. Making perfect sandwiches is an art form of cooking, even though making a sandwich is one of the easier things to make. Picking out what kind of bread you are going to use is the first step in making a sandwich. The bread holds everything together, there are many different kinds of breads. To name a few, such as White, Whole Wheat, Sourdough and many others. Making your own homemade bread allows you to know what is exactly in…

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    Favazza’s In today’s generation, teenagers and adults live off of fast food and junk. People think it’s just easier to eat fast food because it’s cheap and quick to get. Families never know where to get “good food” now a days. Ever want a nice, decent meal that makes up for those guilty McDonald’s trips? Favazza’s, on the corner of Southwest and Marconi, is a very classy, well managed restaurant that is sure to make all of their customers leave happy. Favazza’s is a well-known restaurant to…

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    Walnut Spread Ingredients 8 oz Walnuts 3/4 cup Agave syrup 3/4 cup dried pears cut into 4" dice 1 tsp ground coriander 2 Tbs finely grated orange zest 1 Tbs orange juice 1 tsp lemon juice 1/8 tsp coarse salt 12 slices of French Bagette bread, cut on the diagonal, about 1/2" thick (whole wheat English muffins or bagels) 1/2 cup Reduced fat cream cheese Method Preheat the broiler Coarsely chop half of the walnuts, and finely chop the remaining…

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