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Black Bean and Tomato Quinoa

Quinoa is one of the healthiest foods. I recently was introduced to it, and I love its flavor. I also learned it has many health benefits. For instance, it aids in cardiovascular, protects against gallstones, helps eliminate migraines, and more. You can learn more by visiting my site and searching for "quinoa."

From Talk

Loads and Loads of Ginger

Ginger is so good for you. It helps with digestion, reduces morning sickness, and relieves osteoarthritis and Fibryomyalgia pain. If you're interested in learning more and you want to learn how to grow it visit http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/nutrition/did-you-know/did-you-know-ginger

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

My favorite are peanut butter and my husbands are chocolate chip.

From Photograzing

Radicchio Ravioli with Parmigiano Cream

Looks great and radicchio is so good for you. When examined solely for its antioxidant capabilities, radiccio is an antioxidant powerhouse compared to other fruits and vegetables. To learn more http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/radicchio-an-antioxidant-powerhouse/

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From Recipes

Black Bean and Tomato Quinoa

Quinoa is one of the healthiest foods. I recently was introduced to it, and I love its flavor. I also learned it has many health benefits. For instance, it aids in cardiovascular, protects against gallstones, helps eliminate migraines, and more. You can learn more by visiting my site and searching for "quinoa."

From Talk

Loads and Loads of Ginger

Ginger is so good for you. It helps with digestion, reduces morning sickness, and relieves osteoarthritis and Fibryomyalgia pain. If you're interested in learning more and you want to learn how to grow it visit http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/nutrition/did-you-know/did-you-know-ginger

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

My favorite are peanut butter and my husbands are chocolate chip.

From Photograzing

Radicchio Ravioli with Parmigiano Cream

Looks great and radicchio is so good for you. When examined solely for its antioxidant capabilities, radiccio is an antioxidant powerhouse compared to other fruits and vegetables. To learn more http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/radicchio-an-antioxidant-powerhouse/

From Serious Eats

Braille Wine Label

Great idea, but wine drinkers should probably be drinking organic wine. If you're interested read http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/organic-vines-create-better-wines/

From A Hamburger Today

Bobby's Burger Palace

Your Napa Valley Burger that comes with goat cheese, watercress, and lemon-honey mustard sounds fabulous. I would love to try one. In case you didn't know watercress is a powerhouse of nutrition and you can learn more by reading http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/did-you-know-watercress/

From Serious Eats: New York

So, So Want: Cheese-Stuffed Tonkatsu at Katsu-Hama

This looks delicious, and I love cheese. All kinds of cheese, if you want to learn more about the types of cheese read http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/did-you-know-cheese/

From Talk

NYC Help: Wine and Cheese in Hell's Kitchen?

If you interesting in learning more about cheese and the varieties available, here's a great post http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/did-you-know-cheese/

From Serious Eats

Alien Fruits and Vegetables

Strange as dragon fruit maybe, it's a fabulous superfruit, and if you want to learn more about dragon fruit, here's a great post http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/did-you-know-guavas/ . Guavas are also great for beauty http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/fyi-beauty-secrets-guavas/

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Dinner Tonight: Paprika-Spiked Home Fries with Poached Egg

Looks nummy. To make it even better make sure you pick the right eggs. Read http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/which-eggs-to-buy/ to see a comparison of eggs and learn more.

From Serious Eats

Egg Buying Guide

Here's a comparison between eggs, so people can really understand what they are buying. http://www.newrinkles.com/index.php/archive/which-eggs-to-buy/

From Serious Eats: New York

So, So Want: Cheese-Stuffed Tonkatsu at Katsu-Hama

Just looked at the end-of-year roundups, and whoa! My fingers lurking on SE! Just thought I'd mention that this meal got two thumbs up from me :)

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

We did no bakes and Alton Brown's "The Chewy" chocolate chip cookie version from Good Eats. They are a perennial favorite with family and friends.

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

No Kolachki anyone??? This year, running short on time...Lekvar, apricot and cherry Kolachki, russian tea cakes, hand dipped choc pretzels, spritz cookies (green trees w dragee "stars"), cranberry mini bread loaves. All this with the oven breaking the Tuesday before Christmas week... Eeeek!

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

BHG sugar cookies, sprtiz cookies, pecan tassies, remarkable fudge, honey nut white fudge, cherry mash fudge, fruitcake
New this year - jam thumbprints cookies and expresso fudge - both are to die for!

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

I like to make sugar cookies with sprinkles in festive colors and I also like to make chocolate peanut butter balls.I do alot of baking and stuff as well.Alot of times in my family I bake gifts for Christmas and buy decorative tins and I wrap bows around them.Julie Lowe

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

WOW! A big Thank You for anyone who posted their cookie and candy favorites . My mother and i were very pleased with the results . We made molasses cookies ,peanutbutter balls, coconut balls ,sugar cookies ,chocolate chip, wedding cookies, and spritz. Thank you from our family to yours.

Happy Holidays
Lesliesushi

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What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

I swore I wasn't going to bake – I made double-layer pumpkin cheesecake, espresso chocolate chip oatmeal cookies, macaroons, brownies, wedding cookies and chocolate crinkles. And I've yet to make almond paste cookies and peanut butter blondies. I swear I have a disease.

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

My wife make thumbprint cookies with jam in the middle.

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

i made chocolate and vanilla shortbreads...im baking them tommorow, and im scared i messed them up from overworking the dough...ack. stress.

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

@rice..coconut ice. When I read that it triggered a long lost memory!! I used to make that in England as a kid!!! Thanks for the memory!!

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

not baked, but I have made bourbon balls (rum balls but with extra whiskey instead) and peanut butter balls (buckeyes, but totally covered and with a pecan on top) for the past 10+ years and don't think i can stop now as they are not only anticipated but somewhat expected every christmas season from our friends and family. Luckily both are super super simple and inexpensive.

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

although i've been enjoying them since i was little, the past 2 years
i've made bizcochitos, a new mexican favorite.

they include:

flour
sugar
salt
baking powder
vanilla
LARD
eggs
anise seed
cinnamon
white wine

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

coconut ice is traditional in our house, pink and white of course

From Talk

Loads and Loads of Ginger

I'd forgotten about this until I read Pooch's entry. At one of the neighborhood restaurants, one of their desserts was a ginger crème brûlée. It won't get rid of too much of your ginger, but it's a delicious way of chipping away at your stash.

From Talk

Loads and Loads of Ginger

I make very gingery ginger snaps - fresh grated, dry ground, and finely chopped candied all mixed into a dough with cinnamon and cloves. Spicy!

From Talk

Loads and Loads of Ginger

had a great dessert years ago,

make a large pot of simple syrup with ginger, cook that and then take a fresh pineapple, cut into chunks and cook it in the syrup. then cool down and served chilled. very refreshing.... and it stays forever.....

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

I'm relatively new to Holiday cookies/candies making. I made Andes mint chunk cookies that are really popular. I've also made so many sugar cookies that I cut into star shapes and also penguins. I decorated the stars with mini dragees (gold and silver) and the penguins I iced black and white with a silver dragee eye. All the cookies have been very well received. I'm taking a box full of penguin cookies to Cleveland for Christmas. I'm traveling by air. Wish the penguins good luck.

From Talk

Loads and Loads of Ginger

As with Vodka, but we use vinegar. Peel and cut in about 1 or 2 inch pieces and drop in a jar, fill with vinegar. Use an old quart jar of Bread and Butter pickles. You may be able to store your excess ginger in that manner. Better still, freeze some as suggested above and the rest as I've suggested. Let us know which you like best.

I need to try vodka next time.

From Talk

Loads and Loads of Ginger

@honeybumper-thanks for that info...so my friends are not getting "hot flashes" it's the ginger? Kidding..I am sure it's our age ;-)

From Talk

What kind of Candy or Cookies do you make for Christmas

I used to make a number of different cookies but for the past several years, since I started making Martha Stewarts candied ginger shortbread cookies, they have become the only cookie I make.

This year I made 30 dozen and they are all gone in gifts and I made a small second batch for our family Christmas which my sister actually hid and wouldn't serve because she didn't want to share them.

You should be warned against making these because you may never be able to stop!

Candied Ginger Shortbread

1 cup butter, creamed
1 cup icing sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups of flour
3/4 cup candied ginger chopped
sesame seeds

Add icing sugar to cream butter, mix well. Add candied ginger and mix, Add salt and flour and mix well.
Divide dough into two logs and roll in sesame seeds. Refidgerate for one hour or freeze.

Slice into cookies and bake for 14-17 minutes at 350 degrees. You've been warned!

From A Hamburger Today

Bobby's Burger Palace

He's opening another BBP in Bergen County at one of the many malls in Paramus--he said he's keeping them close to home so he can go out and check on any problems.
One thing folks are forgetting is that it's not a chef making the burgers in back--it's someone who is making not much more than minimum wage who had maybe a week's worth of training before taking the griddle. I worked in a restaurant (Farrell's--many years ago) making hamburgers and I didn't know much of anything--we were showed how it is supposed to look before you flip it over for rare, medium and well. If we made a mistake, people sent their burger back and we tried again. I doubt if they are even hiring culinary students--if anything, they're hiring former McDonald's and Burger King employees--at least they have "experience".

From Serious Eats

Alien Fruits and Vegetables

I've had that Kiwano melon. I found the taste to be a cross between a cucumber and a banana.

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About: I'm enrolled in an MS program for nutrition and write a health, wellness, and weight loss blog.

Favorite foods: I love almost anything salty and I like fresh vegetables and fruits. I also like soups, casseroles, and other tasty dishes.

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