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    picked foods from plants and ate them immediately, without cooking or changing the foods. They were able to take in the most nutrients by eating this way. Today most of our foods are processed and cooked. This strips away important nutritional value and adds many empty calories. Followers of a raw food diet enjoy eating unprocessed, whole foods at their meals. Fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and even some legumes can all be eaten without cooking them first. All of the flavor and nutrition is…

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    The Secret Ingredient to Reading Enjoyment “A watched pot never boils.” Whatever that means. That is just one of the many phrases my mom reiterated during my childhood. Of course, I never gave it much thought. It sounded silly to me. As a kid, I heard so many words strung together and was completely unaware and unappreciative of the meaning; I was always a “get straight to the point” kind of kid. Anticipation coupled with instant gratification should be a recipe for immediate disappointment. In…

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    Fried Rice Essay

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    normal fry pan is usable too. Cooking oil is helpful to make sure none of the ingredients stick to the cookware used to stir fry the ingredients. The scrambled eggs should be made first as it cooks very quickly compared to the other ingredients. Use a spatula or a wooden spoon to help stir fry all the ingredients. Three teaspoons of cooking oil should keep the eggs from sticking to the utensils. Place the cooked scrambled eggs on a separate dish for later. After cooking the egg, add the same…

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    A Baking Website Have you ever searched the web for a baking website? Chances are you have, and when doing so there were certain criteria that you looked for that the site must follow in order for you to get best result. The website “Crafty Baking,” is the website to do just that. This site will meet just about any criteria that you have in mind, because it is very easy to browse with clear tabs and lists that allow you to find the information that you are looking for, and don’t leave out the…

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    Fishing Short Story

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    Apprehensively daring to ask, “How many crabs will we catch?” Dr. Edwards replied, “We are allowed ten per person, so fifty.” Mauricio who had only been left with two in his catch nervously observed Dr. Edwards and commented, “You make all this look and sound so easy!” Dr. Edwards mentioned, “I have been doing this since I was a boy with my father. It’s now second nature to clamp the claw with one smooth swoop, just pick him up and drop him in the live well like this.” Rigid Mauricio…

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    Thailand Culture Analysis

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    How people live their lives really shows into the culture and values. Family life and what is important to the Thai family show what people value. The food the people eat also plays a huge roll in the culture a country may have. Family Life and Thai Values. Thailand values are strongly based off the age hierarchy. Which means the younger ones listen to what the older one has to say. Thai values also strongly respect people who are at a certain social standing or who are older than them, such…

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    means different climates. Source 3: Mold on Wheat Bread vs. White Bread: http://www.ehow.com/about_5428116_mold-bread-vs-white-bread.html This source just shows what you need to look at when you looking at different kinds of bread. This source gives tips on how to avoid mold by toasting it or keeping in a cold environment. Is also shows preservatives are in breads today that people buy at groceries and that these preservatives do have an effect on how fast mold grows on bread itself no…

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    changed our lives? Food technology has changed our life completely. In modern age, we don’t need to use old food preservation techniques. No need to roast the meat. No need to eat raw vegetables. No need to make a oily pickle. Old Food Technology: Cooking: Early cooks had no need of new-fangled appliances to prove their culinary prowess. In the days before ovens, saucepans and utensils, a simple stone over a hot fire was all that was required to rustle up a tasty meal. Roasting meat over a…

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    Every aspiring chef may be overwhelmed with the thousands of job opportunities that are available. However, each job position requires and offers multiple elements. As expected many culinary students continue to work in a restaurant, cafe, bakery etc. Not everyone enjoys the crowded fast-paced environment that is often involved in this career path. This could be seen as a set back in this occupation. “There are just over 5,000 personal chef businesses” (Fowler). There are equally if not more…

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    This is fundamental to really good cooking. There are an overwhelming number of processed and boxed meal products available; marketed as quick and easy alternatives to cooking from scratch. Nevertheless, they will not result in a finished product anywhere near as good as something that is prepared with fresh ingredients. And, there are lots of meals that…

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