Food & Cooking Newsletter

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Friday September 03 , 2010

Food and Cooking Newsletter

Take your cooking a notch above with a periodical newsletter packed with the hottest news, healthy recipes, tips, techniques and time savers!

  • Best Produce – seasonal produce is best. We are used now to have all fruits and vegetables available all year round at the supermarket. Find which produce ia available every season, featuring a fruit or vegetable, and learn to enjoy it when it is best.
  • Practical Tips - everything and anything from speed cooking to how to use starch or best way to freeze vegetables, etc.
  • Showcase – this is about kitchen utensils and gadgets, time saving or for healthier eating. Learn what you can do with a steamer or a pressure cooker, and the useful slow cooker. We have tested them and we can tell you about our experience.
  • Your Pantry – must have ingredients, essentials that will allow you to cook a tasty dinner when it is already half past six and you didn’t have time to shop for groceries.
  • Health and Nutrition – keep up with the latest nutrition recommendations. Get to know what is a "soft" diet, if cooking light is really matters, best against hay fever, which food is considered "brain food" or the top ten in the food list. What is the place of fast food in a healthy diet.
  • Foodstuffs - the kid's corner with recipes for kids, more recipes that children can prepare by themselves, how support their diet when they go through a growth spur, where to find cooking courses for kids or kid friendly restaurants.
  • Recipe competitions – a different topic every season, with prizes that range from cooking books to complete your food and cooking collection, to free memberships or an invitation to our food and cooking courses.
  • Reviews – books, restaurants, and supermarket reviews, and a great selection of easy, healthy recipes, of course!

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Find out, in plain language, why a tea is so healthy.

  • Where tea comes from and how to brew the perfect cup.
  • How many varieties there are and what kind of tea is best for you.
  • How to store tea to preserve flavor and health properties.
  • Why it is said that tea helps to prevent cancer and heart disease.
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