May 15th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Art Gib
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May 15th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Helen Hecker
If you”ve been thinking about changing your diet, losing weight and/or improving your health and are juicing now or are considering it and want to know more, I”ll show you how in this article. It”s been around for many years and is a big part of the living food or raw food movement and there are plenty of well-known names in the business such as Jack LaLanne. There are also many recipes and different types of juicers and extractors (Champion, Green Power, etc.) and many ways to go about it for your health.
I started juicing ten years ago when I set out to cure myself of breast cancer, fibromyalgia, arthritis and many other conditions and ailments – and did!
There are vegetable and fruit juices and fruit-vegetable combinations. You can use just about any raw fruit or vegetable.
But there are some vegetables and fruits that are easier and less expensive to juice and have more phytonutrients. Phytonutrients are the chemical components in raw foods that are loaded with the nourishment your immune system needs to ward off colds, the flu, and many diseases, ailments and conditions.
If you”re going to juice for your health, you really want to do it every day; at least once a day although twice or more would be better. Then you only have clean up once at the end of the day and saves a lot of time. Plus you get a lot more nourishment.
It”s best to start with veggies. Carrot juice is good by itself or in combination with kale. Depending on the type of juicer you have lacinato kale is usually the best kale to use. Of course the subject of juicers would take another article so for the purpose of this article I”ll assume you have one already. If you don”t there are certain types that are better than others if you use greens. If you are juicing apples, lemons or oranges you may need to use a different type.
When you juice carrot and kale together you can use mostly carrots and add up to half a bunch of kale or less. Start out with two leaves of kale until you get used to the taste. Carrot juice is sweet so will buffer the more bitter taste of the kale.
Juicing carrots alone is a good place to start until you get a feel for it. Then you can add kale or celery or romaine or combinations of these.
In any case, juicing raw foods will help you improve your health. Start today and make it a lifelong part of your diet, lifestyle and eating habits and enjoy superior health like I do.
About The Author
For my raw food diet cure and secrets – how I used it to help cure my breast cancer, arthritis, fibromyalgia, acid reflux-digestive, sleep issues, headaches, pain, weight loss, etc. see a nurse/raw food expert”s http://www.RawFoodDietCure.com and my easy raw food recipes http://www.RecipesRaw.com
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May 14th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Helen Hecker
If you”ve been hearing more and more lately about raw foods and the raw food diet and are wondering how it works, this article will give you a basic idea of how it works.
I first became familiar with raw food diets after I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1999. I was also suffering from a lot of ailments including fibromyalgia, arthritis, sinus infections, acid reflux, irritable bowel syndrome and much more. I had been hospitalized with pneumonia, had strep throat and on and on. So my immune system was not in good shape.
Turning down conventional therapy, that is – no chemo, radiation or surgery or any drugs or medications, I turned to raw foods. I developed my own diet based on reading what many others were doing who were eating a raw food diet.
It is really very simple. The diet consists of fruits, vegetable, nuts and seeds – that”s it. And none of it cooked. It may sound sparse but it is nothing but. I can make dozens of recipes using nuts and seeds along with various fruits and veggies and all sorts of combinations of these. The rewards are great. For me, no more breast cancer and all my other ailments went away and I”m still in perfect health today, enjoy tremendous energy and just feel good all the time. I only need five hours sleep a night and take no medications. I am physically active too and thin.
If you”re thinking about the raw food diet for weight loss, it”s the best way to lose weight. You won”t be starving yourself because you can eat as much as you want to eat of those four food groups. Weight drops off fast and I virtually lost weight almost overnight of about ten pounds. It stays off too because you really adopt the raw food diet as a lifestyle once you start. Although I eat 100% raw, of course you can choose to eat 75% to 80% raw and still benefit. Or eating any amount of fruits, veggies, nuts and seeds is going to help boost your immune system, fight off colds, the flu, ailments and diseases.
And you don”t have to sign up for any expensive weight loss programs. Once you get going and start learning the ropes you”ll find you enjoy eating more simply and will still be able to putter in the kitchen and make fabulous recipes. And your guests won”t have any idea that the food they”re eating is healthy.
So give the raw food diet a try. You can design your own by studying what others are eating and there are lots of raw ebooks and books available on the subject. Like me you”ll be glad you did.
About The Author
For my raw food diet cure and secrets – how I used it to help cure my breast cancer, arthritis, fibromyalgia, acid reflux-digestive, sleep issues, headaches, pain, weight loss, etc. see a nurse/raw food expert”s http://www.RawFoodDietCure.com and my easy raw food recipes http://www.RecipesRaw.com
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May 14th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Eddie Lamb
Most people enjoy the scrumptious and creamy taste of regular, traditional ice cream, but new to the American scene is its Japanese cousin: green tea ice cream. This yummy concoction was first created in the Asian country and has long since been served on frequent occasions.
Green tea ice cream has since made its way across the seas for us to enjoy, as well. In this article, its Japanese beginnings and the details of its ingredients are thoroughly discussed and examined.
Green Tea Ice Cream”s Roots
This smooth treat was born in Japan and is in fact still wildly popular there. As a matter of fact, all major Japanese ice cream distributors now market their own version of green tea ice cream, and there they call it matcha, or maccha, based on the particular green tea type from which it is made.
This dessert is served there as we often serve our ice cream, in a bowl. However, the Japanese also serve it in a more unusual way. On occasion, green tea ice cream can be found served in between monaka, for instance; this Japanese treat is made of thin, sweet wafers which are filled with a sweet bean paste. Then, the monaka are filled generously with green tea ice cream to make a nice and tasty ice cream sandwich.
What Goes Into Green Tea Ice Cream?
Green tea ice cream is a delightfully green color due to the matcha or maccha tea powder which is used to make it. This green tea is a common component of traditional Japanese tea ceremonies and is a tea which is often kept in Japanese cupboards. Green tea ice cream is commonly made through a cooking process and then, of course, a freezing process.
The ingredients for this treat go beyond the inclusion of the matcha, or maccha, tea powder, and in addition to this main ingredient, both milk and cream is typically included in the recipe. Egg yolks, water and sugar are also necessary on this list in order to be able to make the perfect batch of green tea ice cream.
The easiest way to make this delectable dessert is to simply use vanilla ice cream and combine it with the green tea powder. However, some might question the validity of calling that a true green tea ice cream. Your own opinion is obviously what matters however, and so whichever way you prefer is then best.
About The Author
Eddie Lamb publishes an abundance of information on a range of topical subjects. This article We all Scream for Green Tea Ice Cream, is just one of a host of useful articles about Tea listed on our site map at Tea Variety.
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May 13th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Anna Stenning
Today we take microwave ovens for granted. They take the worst part out of cooking – that is, the waiting. What would we have done if Percy”s chocolate bar hadn”t started leaking into his trouser pocket?
Commercial microwave ovens were brought about by accident in 1940 by Mr. Percy Spencer, who was working with an active radar machine when he noticed the candy bar in his pocket had melted. Raytheon, Spencer”s employer at the time of discovery, patented this new fangled microwave cooking process in 1945, and by 1947 the world”s first commercial microwave was brought to market.
This fantastic new device was called the Radarange and weighed 750 pounds. Unlike the compact plastic versions we enjoy today, the Radarange was 6 foot tall. The domain of the more well heeled, it came in at a handsome $5000. Keeping up with the Jone”s certainly cost a pretty penny in 1947.
But now of course, you can pick up a good microwave for less than a day”s wages. And in 1947, commercial microwave ovens did not have the vast range of comestibles to throw in it as we do now. Today we have every imaginable foodstuff specially made for the device – although the quality is seldom as mouth watering as the exciting photography suggests. They are however, undeniably, the most convenient of food heating contraptions.
Despite being an essentially war-time invention, the commercial microwave oven did not start to achieve worldwide success until the seventies. Sales grew from 40,000 in 1970 to a whopping 1 million in 1975. This exponential growth continued: in 1986 25 per cent of Americans owned a microwave oven.
Some people were scared of the microwave, principally because its name, and that fact that an even more feared word – radiation – was used in reference to it. It is little wonder, perhaps, that a commercial microwave oven took a while to take off. The first model, after all, came out just two years after the Americans dropped 2 nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Radiation had understandably developed a bad reputation, namely for killing people in vast numbers.
But thankfully, the domestic uses of commercial microwave ovens came to the notice of most people, completing with the conventional oven.
Where the conventional oven loses out in time, the commercial microwave oven cannot complete in terms of traditional cooking effects. Both caremelisation and the browning effect are not possible using microwave technology. It also presents some unique hazards not found with the gas or electric cooker. These are namely the extra risk of a metal element being placed accidentally (or on purpose!) in the microwave”s cavity. Electric arcs – or sparks – can result from this. Forks are thought to be particularly prone to conducting electricity.
In terms of preserving the nutrients present in foods, the results are mixed when comparing conventional ovens to microwaves. Microwaves reduce the level of cancer-causing nitrosamines present in bacon significantly more than standard cooking. Another advantage is found in the cooking of spinach – which benefits from microwave cooking in that much of its nutritional value is preserved. The old fashioned boiling process normally used with spinach, however, removes a great deal of nutrients. In the cooking of many other foods however, conventional cooking is generally regarded as superior in terms of keeping nutrients.
However we use them, microwaves have become a mainstay of many kitchens around the globe.
About The Author
Anna Stenning is an expert on commercial microwave ovens and indeed many other kitchen appliances.
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May 13th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Mary Anne Durkee
Earth Day has come and gone and we have not yet colored our cooking trends green! Green cooking is a new approach to cooking practices that has risen in popularity in the wake of a desperate cry for healthy and earth friendly cooking trends.
The maximum amount of dangerous gases spewed forth from our house is from the kitchen. It is up to us to control the damage caused by our cooking trends. Let me tell you how to adopt green cooking:
Green Cooking Section 1 – What you cook?
* Plan your meals – This avoids wastage and also helps you focus on food that can be prepared easily with less energy wastage. Create weekly menus such that you can reuse leftovers.
* Avoid meat – Unlike chicken, cooking beef uses up a lot of time, water and energy and it produces a considerable amount of methane. Its best to either avoid meat or restrict its usage.
* Buy and use more Raw Food and Farm fresh food in diet
* Don”t buy food in containers, try to buy them in bulk and use your own reusable containers
* Choose food that cook faster like lentil as well as those that can be freezed like beans.
Green Cooking Section 2 – How you cook?
* Try and avoid using your oven, and if you really have to use the oven bake multiple dishes. If you can, opt for cooktop cooking or crockpots instead of oven.
* Multitask and use the energy spent during cooking resourcefully. For example when you boil water for pasta, take some water from here to cook another dish.
* Turn the oven off a few minutes before the dish is cooked completely and let the built up heat do the rest of the work
Green Cooking Section 3 – What else can you do?
* Good storage leads to less wastage of food.
* Keep the fridge full, fill up the empty spaces. This will help in reduced usage of fuel and energy.
* Don”t leave any electrical appliance in the kitchen plugged in and try and run them after 8 PM.
* Don”t keep water running while washing your dishes. Its better to use a dish washer, but always run it after its fully loaded,
* Use Organic cleaning products
These are just few of the tips you can follow as a beginner in green cooking. Do let me know, if you get better ideas to adapt your cooking style to become more earth friendly.
About The Author
Mary-Anne is a featured member and regular contributor at ifood.tv, a global food network, featuring recipes from all over the world. Other popular recipes videos on ifood.tv include Leftover food Recipes, Raw Food Recipes and Pasta recipes
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May 11th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Tollie Schmidt
Apparently, it doesn”t take a biochemist to formulate an energy drink. No, according to Starbucks, any guy off the street is qualified. At least that”s whose opinion mattered most when the coffee giant recently created the ingredient list for its own concoction.
“There are many energy ingredients on the market, and B vitamins, guarana, and ginseng are the ones our customers are most familiar with,” says Ruby Amegah, product development manager for the team behind the Starbucks Doubleshot Energy + Coffee. Which perhaps in large part explains why the company chose them; It”s smart marketing.
Trouble is, by letting consumer research influence ingredient lists, energy-drink companies are helping popularize exotic-sounding compounds that even scientists don”t yet fully understand. The approach has worked: Last year, Americans spent $4.2 billion on these supposedly high octane elixirs. And that”s probably why manufacturers haven”t strayed far from the best-selling recipe they used when the first energy drinks took off a dozen years ago.
It”s a formulation that includes a hefty dose of caffeine and sugar combined with smaller amounts of seemingly obscure substances, most notably guarana, ginseng, and taurine.
But do these beverages really energize your body and sharpen your mind? Or should you can the energy drinks for good? To help you separate the science from the sales pitch, I analyzed five key ingredients in the market”s most popular potions.
Caffeine: What is it? Caffeine is a chemical compound that stimulates your central nervous system. Most energy drinks contain between 140 and 170 milligrams (mg) of caffeine in a 15- or 16-ounce can.
Does it work? Java junkies certainly think so. As for the science, an Austrian study showed that men who swallowed 100 mg of caffeine had a bigger boost in brain activity after 20 minutes than those who took a placebo.
Is caffeine safe? The most caffeine-packed energy drink contains the equivalent in caffeine of about two 8-ounce cups of coffee. If downing that much joe doesn”t make you jittery, then quaffing a can shouldn”t pose a problem. Of course, if you combine that with other caffeinated beverages throughout the day, then the sum total stimulation could cause headaches, sleeplessness, or nausea.
Glucose: What is it? Sugar. Sucrose, another ingredient you”ll often see on energy drink labels, is a combination of fructose (the natural sugar found in fruit) and glucose. Many energy drinks contain 50 to 60 grams (g) of glucose or sucrose in a 16-ounce can.
Does Glucose work? Your body runs mainly on glucose, so topping off your tank with the sweet stuff should theoretically provide an instant boost.
Is Glucose safe? Dumping empty calories down your gullet is never a great idea, and some energy drinks contain nearly as much sugar as a 20-ounce soda. Then there”s the fact that a sudden infusion of glucose can cause your blood sugar and insulin levels to skyrocket, signaling your body to stop incinerating fat.
Guarana: What is it? Guarna is a South American shrub. One seed has caffeine content of 4 to 5 percent, while a coffee bean has 1 to 2 percent. The amount of guarana in a 16-ounce energy drink ranges from a minuscule 1.4 mg to as much as 300 mg.
Does Guarana work? Yes, if you don”t set the bar too high. Is Guarana safe? Scientists at Florida”s Nova Southeastern University conducted tests and concluded that the amounts of guarana found in most energy drinks aren”t large enough to cause any adverse effects.
Ginseng: What is it? An extract made from the root of the ginseng plant. Panax ginseng is the species most commonly used. The ginseng content in energy drinks typically ranges between 8 mg and 400 mg in 16 ounces.
Does Ginseng work? Not if you”re hoping for energy to burn. However, ginseng is known to boost brainpower. Is it safe? Since the amount of ginseng in an energy drink is minimal, harmful effects are unlikely. And while there have been some reports of negative side effects from ginseng – diarrhea, for example – Scholey points out that those occurred in people taking 3 g a day.
Taurine: What is it? One of the most abundant amino acids in your brain, where it can act as a neurotransmitter a chemical messenger that allows your cells to communicate with one another. Does Taurine work? Scientists aren”t sure, but it doesn”t seem likely. When taurine is dumped into your bloodstream when you down a Red Bull, for instance, it can”t pass through the membranes that protect your brain. Is taurine safe? Probably in small doses, but chug too many energy drinks and the picture becomes less clear.
About The Author
Tollie Schmidt lived his life as the fat kid. His weight reached over 500 pounds. Losing over 300 pounds of fat, Tollie struggled with bulimia and became a personal trainer. Today, Tollie”s a highly sought after International Speaker, Author, Producer and Dreamer. Today our Youth have a voice for change. (Empowering Greatness for a Dream-Infused Life).
Tollie”s Personal Site
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May 11th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Ray Subs
Shellfish is something that people like to enjoy for special occasions. When they do eat it, they want to enjoy every bit. One thing that they don”t want to spend time doing is spending more time removing the shells as opposed to eating it cold. By then, it will not taste right and you may not eat it.
As you are struggling to open them and get rid of the shells, your clothes may end up stained. As you are trying to open the shrimp on your plate, your fingers will tire out. It will take even more time if you have children that need assistance opening their shellfish.
This can be a very frustrating time if you”re trying to have a nice shellfish dinner. When people look forward to eating a nice meal, the last thing that they want to do is to delay eating their food because they have to deal with things like removing shells.
Being able to have a tool to speed up the process would allow you to eat your shellfish while it”s still hot. A seafood opener can open your shellfish and remove the shells in a matter of a few seconds. This is a great tool to use if you are eating crab, shrimp or other shellfish foods.
Your seafood opener can last for a long time as long as you keep it maintained. They are reliable and they effectively replace the task that your fingers were doing. At first, you may not think that you will be able to open and eat your shellfish so fast. Once you get the hang of it, you won”t want to put it down.
You will be able to assist your child quicker when using a seafood opener. They will be not upset because they had a difficult time trying to open it themselves. Everyone will finally be able to enjoy their food while it”s still hot.
You will still have a pile of shells, but because of the seafood opener, they will be quicker to remove. You won”t be bothered by it. Also, you will be able to keep your clothing stain free and eat your meal in peace. It should still be hot and it will still taste good.
Enjoying the shellfish while it”s still hot is the goal you are looking to accomplish with the seafood opener. Since you paid for the meal, you should to be able to eat it hot and not waste time trying to open the shellfish with your hands.
About The Author
Ray Subs is a public relations specialist working with RoxiesShop.com. More information about this product can be found at RoxiesShop.com
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May 10th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Helen Hecker
If you”ve been hearing more lately about a raw food diet and wondering what it is or if it”s right for you, here are a few reasons why you should consider it.
First of all I went on a raw food diet more than nine years ago after a breast cancer diagnosis. I had multiple ailments including fibromyalgia, arthritis, GERD, irritable bowel syndrome, chronic sinus infections, insomnia, headaches, pain, aching muscles and joints, celiac disease, canker sores, chronic gum infections and much more. In my desire to cure myself and feel better, I started eating raw foods. I soon started eating 100% raw foods and I had never felt better. I turned down chemo, radiation, surgery, etc. But here are some reasons for you to consider.
1. Raw foods, also called living foods, have thousand of phytonutrients including vitamins, minerals, trace minerals, antioxidants and much more and thousands that haven”t been identified yet. These nutrients are virtually non-existent in cooked foods. Heating food to 108 degrees or more will surely kill or damage the fragile nutrients and damage enzymes. Pasteurization alone will harm many of the vital nutrients.
2. Many people besides me report they have tons of energy, lose weight and need less sleep. I know I”m bursting with energy all day long and well into the evening. I only need five hours of sleep a night. Prior to eating raw foods I slept nine hours a night.
3. Many people besides me have reported they no longer suffer from a variety of ailments. Many of them including myself never get sick. I haven”t had a cold or flu since I started eating raw foods.
4. I don”t take any medications or drugs and have no need for them. I haven”t had any meds since before I started on my raw food diet. Others report the same experience. Because I no longer suffer from diseases and ailments there is no need for drugs. Many report they have reversed their type 2 diabetes and have done so in the first month and no longer take diabetes medications.
5. Depression seems to disappear and energy abounds. The fact that the body is now loaded with missing nutrients, there is no malnutrition which may be partly responsible for mood changes, depression and various emotional ailments. Coping abilities improve. One is better able to cope with the daily stresses that are a natural part of living.
So if you”re thinking about improving your health and are sick and tired of being sick and tired or find you”re taking on new health problems, think about what has happened to me and try eating predominately raw foods for a month or so and see how you feel. No you don”t have to give up everything right away if you don”t want to. Replace what you can and stop eating anything that you”re indifferent about and you know is not healthy. You can do it. No supplements to buy either – just a natural approach – eating raw foods. To this day I still feel fantastic every day and you can do it to.
About The Author
For my raw food diet cure and secrets – how I used it to help cure my breast cancer, arthritis, fibromyalgia, acid reflux-digestive, sleep issues, headaches, pain, weight loss, etc. see a nurse/raw food expert”s http://www.RawFoodDietCure.com and my easy raw food recipes http://www.RecipesRaw.com
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May 9th, 2009 | Uncategorized
By Christopher Smith
What”s the most humane way to turn a live lobster into a succulent dinner? The debate has gone on for years with lobster eaters claiming the lobsters feel no pain when they”re tossed alive into boiling water, and lobster advocates demanding that better ways be found for killing and cooking live lobsters.
Scientists have searched for information regarding the amount of pain a lobster is capable of feeling. Lobster lovers everywhere may be surprised at what they found.
A lobster cannot feel pain the way humans know it. Its nervous system is too undeveloped, and its tiny, simple brain is only a bunch of nerve endings. The brain of a lobster is about the size of a grasshopper”s brain and lacks complexity.
There”s no way a lobster can have a brain like that and have the ability to think or feel like we do. Researchers have concurred that the practice of cooking live lobsters by steaming and boiling and grilling are not inhumane.
The method used to steam a lobster starts with putting two inches of seawater or any salted water into the bottom of a four to five gallon pot. This is the ideal configuration for cooking six to eight pounds of lobster. Put a steaming rack into the cold water, and turn the heat on high until the water reaches a rolling boil. Add the lobsters one at a time, put the lid on the pot, and start your timer. It takes about 10 minutes to cook one pound of lobster. A pot of six to eight pounds of lobster will take about an hour to cook. During the cooking time, rearrange the lobsters once.
Using the four to five gallon pot, add three quarts of water for every 1 to 2 pounds of lobster you want to boil. Next add one-fourth cup of salt per gallon of water. After heating the salted water to a rolling boil, add the lobsters one at a time. One pound of lobster needs to be boiled about 8 minutes, while it will take 50 minutes to an hour for six to eight pounds. Time the process carefully and halfway through the cooking time give the lobsters a good stir.
Before grilling lobsters, you have to parboil them. Use the same procedure you use when boiling lobsters, but only boil them for five minutes. Remove the lobsters immediately and plunge them into cold water to stop the cooking process, and then drain them thoroughly. On a cutting board, lay a lobster on its back. Split it down the center with a sharp knife and remove both the black vein in the tail and the sand sac near the head. Use butter or oil to baste the lobsters before placing them flesh-side down on the grill for five to six minutes. Turn them over, re-baste, and finish cooking another four or five minutes.
There”s no need to be afraid of cooking live lobsters any longer. Science has proved that it is not inhumane treatment. If you have a pot and want the very freshest, tastiest lobster, you can buy live lobsters at many supermarkets. You can also use the ultimate convenience of shopping for lobsters online from one of the seafood companies who promise you the freshest lobsters delivered overnight.
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Thanks for coming by and learning about seafood. Knowledge on this subject is often difficult to find, so hopefully you got some insight you were previously lacking. Of course if you would like to learn as much as possible about live lobster company then browse our website.
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