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    Fig. 8 – The Panopticon prison theory diagram The food was uninspiring and bland, but covered the basic nutritional needs of the workers. Staff were trained so that portion sizes were carefully measured, and the food would vary from breakfast to dinner and supper (L Smith 2008). Meals were selected each day and for each class of inmate. A typical days’ food would consist of bread and gruel for breakfast, cooked meat, pickled pork or bacon with vegetables or potatoes, yeast dumpling, soup suet…

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    This method of cooking was brought into the United Stated way back in the 19th century. This style of cooking roots from Europe, which was brought into the country by settlers from Germany and Czechoslovakia. The first cooks of this style of Texas bbq in the country were butchers. The initial idea was to just…

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    Looks like another celebrity is starting her own new business. The former Laguna Hills actress has revealed to E! that she is releasing her new cookbook. Kristin Cavillari revealed some details of her new cookbook at the Row NYC for Kia STYLE 360, during the presentation of Kristin Cavallari x Chinese Laundry and Emerald Dove. In that event, she was so happy and excited that this cookbook will help change the lives of people about the foods that we need to eat and staying healthy. In other words…

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    Anna Olson: Pastry Chef

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    Anna Olson, a trained pastry chef, was very successful in her career. She was known as Canada’s baking sweetheart. Olson was born in Atlanta, Georgia in May of 1968, but raised in Toronto, Canada. She made a degree at Queen’s University, and majored in political studies and sociology. She then moved on to study at the College of Culinary Arts at Johnson & Wales University in Denver, Colorado. ONce she graduated from there, she went back to Canada where she worked at Inn on the Twenty. Olson…

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    Dramatic Play Observation

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    Observation Task 6: Dramatic Play There is little dramatic play that happens in the classroom, or throughout the day, except when students are doing their work time, or free play time. During this time many different activities happen in different places in the classroom. Some students race to the home center where they pretend to be grown ups and other dress up and role-play different people, like batgirl and a fireman. Some also role-play with other toys, like cars and animals, and create…

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    Gravy Sauces

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    Gravy is often a component of regional cuisine in parts of the world have been very few. Traditionally, it is really ready when thick sauces, bread and lard takes cooking juices derived from meat. There are several types of salsa, but the types of meat are probably the most typical and most popular among them. Gravy has been made with vegetable fats. The other varieties are chocolate sauce, sauce, eggs, cream, tomato sauce, onion sauce, andmore. Sauce with roast turkey bacon is part of the…

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    nuts (usually almonds and pine seeds), puff pastry dough and Greek yogurt. The meat is boiled with Arabic herbs. After the meat is fully cooked, the rice is cooked using the water the meat is cooked with. After that the nuts should be fried with olive oil until they golden and put to the side. After everything is done, the meat is supposed to be cut in cubes and mixed with the rice, peas, and nuts. After that the dough should be prepared and get filled with a decent amount of rice and meat.…

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    Traditional Puerto Rican cooking has a diverse influence of historic cultures. The predominant influences include Taino Indian, Africa and Spain. The first to influence Puerto Rican cooking were the Taino Indians. Thereafter, the African slaves brought their products and methods of cooking to the island. Although these two influences have greatly contributed to Puerto Rican cooking, it was the Spaniards that impacted the island’s history until our day. Conclusively, in my exploration and…

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    Insulated Cookie Sheets

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    Yuuummm!Yummy cookies Do people know that when they use steel cookies sheets you need to put some flavors to the cookie sheet before and after every use.This is because if you want to bake the cookie evenly you need to put some flavor in the cookie sheet.Also do people know that when use insulated cookie sheets you don’t need to put high temperature because it will burn.People usually might not know what cookie sheets are best to use to make cookies.So these people will burned there cookies…

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    This type of Creole cooking uses influences from the general cuisine of the Southern United States and from populations present in Louisiana before the sale of Louisiana to the United States in the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. Louisiana Creole blends primarily French and Spanish cookings styles as well as West African, Amerindian, Hatian, German, Italian and Irish influences. In this cuisine, and from French influence, there is a large emphasis on complex sauces and slow-cooking. Later, people…

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