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    Biomechanics

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    expel the tension in the tissue and restore comfortable movement. To preform this technique a PT will start by stretching out myofascial areas until the PT finds a barrier, or trigger point, that is stiff and inflexible (The Therapy Tree, 2016). Then, the PT will stretch that specific area and hold pressure for 90 to 120 seconds. There may be throbbing of the area before pressure is released. The object of this technique is not to break through the barrier; it is important to be gentle so not to…

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    Food In Chinese Culture

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    Hui cuisine. China’s regional cuisines are distinct from one another in more ways than the ingredients they employ. Each of the great cuisines are guided by their respective region’s palate and dishes are masterfully shaped with different culinary techniques (Simoons,…

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    Family Food History

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    young child, I have always had a fascination with all things related to cooking and interesting foods. I cannot remember a time when my Father was not in the kitchen cooking. He has always been my main influence in the kitchen due to his will to try new foods and recipes on a weekly basis. My Mother never knew how to cook, so this is a common ground where my Father and I have always bonded upon. Luckily I was given his gene of cooking that has made me able to prosper in the kitchen, unlike my…

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    American Stew History

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    the word stew I am struck by nostalgia as I am reminded of my grandmother’s apple stew, a sweet delicacy on which I grew up. A stew is a simple dish that involves slow cooking of meats and vegetables in liquid in a closed pan. This method of cooking has been known to man from the day he discovered fire and learned the basics of cooking .The very first written record of stew being cooked is found in The Old Testament. In Genesis, Esau, with Jacob, his brother trades their father's dowry for a…

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    A Cast Iron Griddles

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    rectangle. There are larger sizes (up to 28 x 15) and other shapes too, such as round & square griddle irons and ridged grill pans, to satisfy your cooking needs. Cookware - Up to 70%. Dutch Ovens, Skillets & More. Most experienced cooks have ultimate praise for their griddle-iron. Its even heating and seasoned finish makes a prime surface for non-stick cooking. And its durability will last a lifetime and more with…

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    Make Bacon Archetype

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    Tis the Season to Make Bacon! Pork belly, just the sound of it makes most people woozy. The smell of bacon cooking on Christmas morning is a time favored tradition. The simplest of foods are the best and making your own bacon on a Duluth Forge Kamado Grill is darn near nirvana! Homemade bacon is a lot easier to make than most people think and all you need is pork belly and time to create your own thick cut, delicious, bacon. Umami of bacon Most people don't know that there are 5 flavors:…

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    When doing the ribbon technique the first step is to do is, while the ribbon is still rolled up wrap the ribbon loosely around the cake the length that the decorator will need. The next step is to start to boil the water. Then cut the ribbon the length that is needed. After this…

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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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    smoked paprika Cooking Directions 1. Pour the oil into the Instant Pot then press sauté. Toss in the beef cubes and sauté it until all sides are browned. Season it with some salt and paprika. 2. Add the tomato sauce and chicken beef broth. 3. Press the soup button then set the timer at 15 minutes. 4. Once the timer turns zero, add in the carrots, potatoes, and…

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    David Cole Maya Ben-Hayim Matthew Karp 2/20/18 Chem 11 Block A Fake egg project Molecular gastronomy is applying chemistry to cooking. The point of molecular gastronomy is to surprise the subconscious mind with food. Some examples of molecular gastronomy are fake caviar and spaghetti made out of fruit. Some tools that people use while doing molecular gastronomy are liquid nitrogen and food dehydrator and syringes. By using chemistry, chefs are learning new ways to make dishes for their…

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