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I’ll have a large cheese with cinnamon, please.
http://realworldmartha.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 09/ 05/ ill-have-a-large-cheese-with…September 5, 2008 cooking/food, humor, tips | Tags: blood sugar, calories, cinnamon, diet, dieting, fat, fat burning, flavor, pizza, spice, sugar, thin | Have you heard that cinnamon is a great fat burner? It is a wonderful way to add flavor and has the added benefit of helping the body process
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Grilliput - The pocket Barbecue
http://www.buylivebetter.com/ 2008/ 09/ grilliput-the-pocket-barbecue.htmlPlease meet the smallest barbecue in the world: Grilliput. The Grilliput is a portable barbecue that can be used everywhere as long as you are able to light a fire. Grilliput is very simple to mount, very easy to clean and it is dishwasher safe, futhermore, it comes with a cleaning groove for immediate cleaning after use.
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Surfas Restaurant Supply and Gourmet Market- Los Angeles
http://snagwiremedia.com/ surfas-restaurant-supply-gourmet/Surfas Restaurant Supply and Gourmet Market is easily one of my favorite places in Los Angeles. I could roam their seemingly endless aisles of sprinkles, flours and saute pans for hours. I could happily spend a good portion of my day and an even greater portion of my bank account at Surfas.
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Tent, RV or Camper: Make it a green outdoor experience
http://www.greenandcleanmom.org/ tent-rv-or-camper-make-it-green-outdoor-experie…Attention: Giveaway at the Bottom of the Post With there being many different camping options it seems like the choice really is personal. It does come down to a matter of preference and what conveniences you might want or can live without.
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Of Work, a Test, and Onions
http://1tess.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 09/ 03/ of-work-a-test-and-onions/No tears, though! I’ll be away from the blog for a few days, catching up on number-crunching for year-end at work. Can you tell I’m procratinating? Possibly I’ll be starting on a new project for our new year. It will still be work, but something new could be fun, too.
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What to do with that Dusty Crockpot
http://snagwiremedia.com/ what-to-do-with-that-dusty-crockpot/Is mine the only crock pots that’s dusty and forgotten? Just this morning I had to perform miraculous surgery to extract a forgotten pot from under and equally forgotten crockpot. When my crockpot nearly broke from my rough, unappreciative treatment, I got to thinking, maybe I should actually use this thing.
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Cut the Crap: Repacking the Lunchbox
http://www.care2.com/ greenliving/ cut-the-crap-repacking-the-lunchbox.htmlIn a previous chapter in my life, I was a preschool teacher. This episode was sandwiched somewhere between being an experimental filmmaker and being a full-time parent. It was the sort of job situation that found me, and one in which I immediately established a sense of mastery and harmony with the role.
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What’s Cookin’ Good Lookin?
http://www.thisyounghouse.com/ 2008/ 09/ whats-cookin-good-lookin/File this under sweet things for newlyweds (and beyond!). It’s another one of my husband’s cute ideas, and this time it’s not vacation related, it’s actually food focused. Yum. In an effort to keep us cooking in our new kitchen (and to encourage us to expand our recipe repertoire) John suggested that
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September Monthly Mouthful
http://chewonthatblog.com/ 2008/ 09/ 03/ september-monthly-mouthful/Some may say that the mark of a good cook is flawless technique or impeccable food. This may be true, but I think that home cooks are grossly under-appreciated for their resourcefulness and wit in the kitchen. Which brings us to this month’s Monthly Mouthful, where we asked food bloggers: Tell us your best kitchen-timesaver (or other “tricks”).
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Keeping rice warm and reheating leftover rice
http://www.asianonlinerecipes.com/ rss/ item/ 1654One of the best ways to keep rice warm is to put it in a large heat-proof dish or platter, fork it through well, cover it with a tent of foil and keep it warm in a preheated oven at 140C until ready to serve.
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