Food Guide and Recipes

When it comes to crock pot cooking (using a slow cooker), I enjoy using mine all year long. One of the recipes I enjoy making in it are Cabbage Rolls, which are also known as Pigs In A Blanket.

This recipe does take some preparation time, but is well worth your efforts.

To Prepare Cabbage: Fill a large stock pot with water and bring to a rapid boil. Take the core out of each head of cabbage. Place head into boiling water, cover and cook for 5 minutes, remove from water immediately. With one head, start taking the leaves off, being careful not to tear them. They should be pliable, if not, place back into the water for an additional minute or two. Continue reading ‘Crock Pot – Pigs In A Blanket Cabbage Rolls Recipe’ »

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Crock-pot cooking gets a bad rap sometimes. Some people call it lazy cooking. I call it efficient cooking. With most households having two working adults, it’s imperative that all non-family time is managed wisely. Many crock-pot recipes take only 5 – 10 minutes to prep. It can be placed in the slow cooker before work and be done when you come back home. When you open the door, you’ll smell the wonderful aroma of a home cooked meal wafting through your abode.

Chili recipes are perfect for the crock-pot. They normally cook in a pot, are easy to prep and smell delicious when cooking. The great thing about chili is how easily it can be changed and adapted to your taste. Here are a couple of my quick and easy to make crock-pot chili recipes. Continue reading ‘Easy Crock-Pot Recipes – Crock-Pot Chili’ »

Papaya Moringa curry

Papaya- 500 gm

Moringa-150 gm

Turmeric-2 tsp

Chilly powder-2 tsp

Salt-2 tsp

Heat oil in a frying pan.Add cumin seeds,turmeric and then add Papaya,Moringa after a while.Stir well and heat for 8 minutes.Then add Chilly powder and salt and stir well.Add adequate water. Continue reading ‘Curry Recipes’ »

Believe it or not there are a ton of ways to cook chicken in a Crockpot. Crockpot chicken recipes are easy, once you get the hang of using a Crockpot, and delicious. The Crockpot method produces chicken dishes, bursting with flavor, making them as satisfying as they are healthy. Furthermore, once you master Crockpot cooking, you will find that these Crockpot chicken recipes virtually make themselves.

Still, the Crockpot – while a great and versatile cooking tool – is not as user friendly as the oven or microwave. It is very easy to ruin your meal either by cooking the ingredients incorrectly or using Crockpot recipes that are not well designed. Continue reading ‘How to Cook Chicken in a Crockpot: Our Top 5 Crockpot Chicken Cooking Tips’ »

Chicken Fricassee

This is a simple recipe, it only takes say 30-45 minutes prep time and it cooks in 4-5 hours, but the longer you keep it cooking the more flavor you have. Do not let the prep scare you it is simpler that it sounds. I am just trying to be through, and well defined, so that is it well understood.

Ingredients:

Cut veggies as described below

1 large whole Onion

2 bunches of Green

1 bunch Parsley (cut these with kitchen scissors)

1 Green Pepper

1 Jalepino Pepper

Set this aside for later

1 chicken leg and thigh (per person)

1 ½ cup oil

1 cup flour

1 Tablespoon Hungarian Paprika

(this has more flavor, less heat, it is also darker in color)

Salt and pepper to taste

1 Tablespoon of chicken seasoning

2 cloves garlic or 2 Tablespoons garlic in a jar

2 Cups of Water

1 Cup rice cooked (per person) serve on the side. Cover with the Rue. Continue reading ‘Cajun Chicken – Chicken Fricassee’ »

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Borscht has a bad reputation in some quarters. This is primarily due to the fact it has often been associated with the soup of the decade for nearly destitute people in the former Soviet Union. In truth, Borscht is one of the best soups you will ever taste. It is particularly good when slow cooked.

Borscht is a red soup that is greater than the sum of its parts. I am almost hesitant to tell you that beet roots are the main ingredient because…well, that doesn’t exactly sound all that great does it? Trust me. It is. Even better, you can put the ingredients in a slow cooker in the morning and it will be ready when dinner rolls around. On a cold winter day, it really hits the spot. This is why it is such a staple meal in much of Russia and Eastern Europe. Continue reading ‘Borscht – A Heavenly Slow Cooked Soup’ »

Rump roast or round steak is very easy to prepare and great for serving a large group of people. Rump roast can be served with just about any side dish you can imagine and is very versatile. It is also very tasty and has a very low fat content but it can also be tough if not prepared properly. By using a few different cooking techniques you will learn what methods and recipes you like best. The following three recipes are simple to prepare and will leave your guests wanting more.

Baked Rump Roast

This is about the easiest recipe you will find for rump roast but it turns out very good. Simply use about a four pound rump roast with one can or packet of french onion soup and a few tablespoons of vinegar. After placing the roast in a pan, pour the vinegar on it and set it an a preheated 350 degree oven. After the roast has cooked for an hour, add the onion soup to the pan and place back in the oven for about three more hours. Continue reading ‘Three Delightful Rump Roast Recipes’ »

What does the word combo \”natural skin care\” mean? It isn\’t only some natural cosmetics or masks.

So regularly in today\’s world we lose sense of balance with our body and we failto draw our attention to its wants. We should sll learn again to feel natural and to do natural things for our health. Is it natural to spend eight hours at the office and then to rest on the settee with potato chips and cola? No, it\’s not. Is it natural to apply some creams on our skin and entertain a hope that it might stay young in disregard of our mode of life, our referring to yourselves and permanent long face? No, that\’s not natural either, it is some sort of perversion if you think about our bodies as they\’re the results of millennia of adaptation to live healthily just using the things around us.

So, what\’s truly natural for our skin? The most straightforward and finest definition of natural skin care is that it comprises caring for your skin with products that are all natural and chemical free. Why? Well, there are many reasons, but glaringly the most vital is that the chemicals utilized in many products can be damaging to your healthfulness. Many credible studies have concluded that there may indeed be long-term negative results linked to the chemical ingredients in several favored skin care products. Even though it is reasonably rare for these ingredients to cause an immediate reaction, studies show that chemicals can continuously collect in the body. More worrying remains the fact that doctors believe these harmful chemicals can be transferred to unborn babies. Why is this? Well, your skin is naturally water-proof.

It\’s covered by a thin, waxy coating of oil called sebum. Water, and water based products, can\’t penetrate this layer.

By not penetrating the skin, water based products aren\’t flushing your pores correctly. By not washing way the dust and dirt that amasses on your skin, these products aren\’t doing the job you purchased them for! Well the 1st and the premier natural skin care measure is \’Drink plenty of water\’. Around eight tumblers of water is a total must every day. Water assists in flushing out the poisons from the body, in a natural way.

It assists in the final upkeep of the body and promotes good health for all organs and not only your skin. Do natural skin care parts actually contribute in the healthiness of your skin? Full lines of creams are based primarily on ingredients that are routinely found in nature. These products clean and replenish the skin without the use of synthetic chemicals or compounds made in a lab. Natural products use no chemicals, detergents, or fillers in their ingredient list. Glycoconjugates are new substances which have been discovered that may just be sufficiently good to achieve success in re-writing what natural means vis skin care.

The glycoconjugates are produced within the cellular matrix of a Chilean land snail. They\’re not gathered or made of any other material. It\’s a naturally generated skin care product obviously. It is claimed to work on a molecular level with human cells to fix and replenish damaged skin.

Natural skin care recommends suggest it\’s best to focus on enabling the skin to take care of itself ( without any help from manmade materials / chemicals ). To do that natural skin care must be about the inculcation of good living habits, and that suggests the way that you lead your day to day life. Lots of natural skin care measures are basically the same as those for body care generally.

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A Cape Cod Thanksgiving brings about a certain nostalgia.

As you and your family get ready to feast on turkey and more, take a moment to think back on what the first Thanksgiving might have been like. On Cape Cod, the first Thanksgiving feast could have happened mere miles away, right in Plymouth, MA.

Facts About Thanksgiving

Many historians have stated that the Wampanoag Indians and Plymouth colonists shared a fall harvest feast together, back in 1621. This became a symbol of the interaction and cooperation between the Native Americans and English colonists. Continue reading ‘A Bit Of Cape Cod Thanksgiving History’ »