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Problems with baking/roasting in a gas oven

I've never had an issue baking or cooking in the last and current gas ovens I've been using. However, I will say that things like cakes and brownies came out much moister but that made it better!

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Served: Goodbye Waiting Tables, Goodbye NYC, Goodbye Served

Congrats on the job =) I, too, just moved from the east coast to SoCal and it warms my heart everytime I hear someone else making the same move. You're going to love it here. There's so much to do and it instantly feels like home!!

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 68: Coming Up on the Big 5-0

Congrats, Ed! I think what happened to you is what I've heard called the "whooshing" effect? I think. I read an article a few months back that talks about how sometimes people stay at a steady weight for a couple of weeks and then suddenly drop a considerable amount of weight all at once. Not sure why it happens, but it does. Hooray for you and your 50+ lbs.

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homemade ravioli- too ambitious for this amateur?

I used to make pierogies with my mom when I was six yrs old and the processes are the same, just different fillings. It's an easy concept, but it can be time consuming with rolling the dough out. Here's a recipe from epicurious: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Cheese-Ravioli-with-Fresh-Tomato-Sauce-239029 for basic cheese ravioli.

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Problems with baking/roasting in a gas oven

I've never had an issue baking or cooking in the last and current gas ovens I've been using. However, I will say that things like cakes and brownies came out much moister but that made it better!

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Served: Goodbye Waiting Tables, Goodbye NYC, Goodbye Served

Congrats on the job =) I, too, just moved from the east coast to SoCal and it warms my heart everytime I hear someone else making the same move. You're going to love it here. There's so much to do and it instantly feels like home!!

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 68: Coming Up on the Big 5-0

Congrats, Ed! I think what happened to you is what I've heard called the "whooshing" effect? I think. I read an article a few months back that talks about how sometimes people stay at a steady weight for a couple of weeks and then suddenly drop a considerable amount of weight all at once. Not sure why it happens, but it does. Hooray for you and your 50+ lbs.

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homemade ravioli- too ambitious for this amateur?

I used to make pierogies with my mom when I was six yrs old and the processes are the same, just different fillings. It's an easy concept, but it can be time consuming with rolling the dough out. Here's a recipe from epicurious: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Cheese-Ravioli-with-Fresh-Tomato-Sauce-239029 for basic cheese ravioli.

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Oral Surgery - What the heck do I eat?

I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this, but when I was freshly out of my own oral surgery (four impacted widsom teeth and one impacted molar), I couldn't even think of anything that wasn't in some form of a liquid, custard. After four days I tried eating a boiled noodle... felt like chewing on a rock... so really stick to liquidy things for a long time. This would be a great time to treat yourself to the creme part of creme brulee. It's the best vanilla custard you've ever had if you're out of (can't eat) crusty sugar.

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Ed Levine's Serious Diet, Week 54: What Kind of a Diet Am I On?

First off, bravo Ed for indulging yourself before making it into a trainwreck scene at the local pizza joint when you can't handle another day of anti-pizza lifestyle. You live in NY, how are you suppose to avoid it? I know I couldn't.

Second, here's the deal with losing weight that I bet 90% of people just don't get. It's about calories in vs. calories out. If you need 2500 cals to get you through the day but you only consume 2000, you are going to lose weight. Doesn't matter if those 2000 cals are all carbs, all fat or all protein, in a deficit you will always lose weight. Now I'm not promoting eating 2000cals of fat, especially since you should limit yourself to 20g of sat fat per day, but Ed if you want to eat two slices of pizza per week you go right ahead. You're still going to lose weight if you are in a deficit, pizza or no pizza.

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