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Lime cucumber mold or cold soup?

Friday, July 31st, 2009
Spring storms emerging wind strong freeing

Spring storms emerging wind strong freeing

Here’s your assignment: tranform these recipes to make a salad or soup. Hint: by addidng agar you are helping your joints and thickening a recipe. You may simply add it to a recipe, or follow directions on the pack to make a vegan “geleatin” Chia seeds soaked can also add a nutty thickener for recipes.

2-3 fresh limes diced
4-6 cucumber sliced. Soak in a light marinade
1/2-1 cup of water
4 tablesppons of horse radish
Optional use red chile powder or your fav hot sauce
2 teaspoons of dill

Mix ingrdients in a large bowl. Add optional fruits diced. Fresh fruit better. OPtion: Blend a few fruits for a base. Chill.
Presto a cold soup.
Overnight: you may have a mold. If you cook the agar and pour it into the soup and chill for several hours then you WILL have a mold.

Now what would happen if you blend greens and use them instead of the fruits? Blend greens or tomatoes to the above and then add dried cranberries or cherries or both to soup. garnish with cream or yougurt. See now you 6 recipes to choose from.

Also you can serve in small dessert bowls for fun. Recipes by Mary MacIntyre. Please feel free to share and please give credit here.

3 hour dieting? Get real! Surprize videos

Saturday, June 27th, 2009
Spring storms emerging wind strong freeing

Spring storms emerging wind strong freeing

Ok, maybe this would work. I want to share the article with you so you can decide. The reality is that many people need such a concept. I had hoped to hear that if you did xyz for 3 hours then…well I am an optimist. If you were to really try this out make your portions small, and filled with healthy nutrients. No soy. Avoid hi packed energy bars: real food: a few nuts, an apple, or other high fiber fruit would be better and contain less carbs and sugars! Mini sandwiches would be good, and some stuff that you love. Read on.
3 Hour Dieting

When it comes to the world of dieting you will find that there are many diet, weight loss, and fitness plans on the market. It takes years for some to become a contender and others remain a best-kept secret of sorts. One such ‘best kept’ secret would be the 3 Hour Diet that was designed by Jorge Cruise. I am sure that there are many reading along and chuckling under your breath that there is no way one can lose weight by eating every three hours however the science behind the theory is fairly common and Jorge Cruise is a mainstay in the fitness industry.

The long and short of this diet operates with the knowledge that if you do not feed your body accurately and regularly your body will go into what is called ’starvation mode’. In this mode your body holds onto the fat rather than burning it up and consuming it for use. This means that your body is burning muscle rather than fat to take the energy it needs in order to function.

With the 3 Hour Diet you will not feel hungry all the time, in fact, there are many who claim they are constantly setting alarms and reminding themselves to eat. You will also learn the proper foods to eat in order to achieve the best possible results. The key is in learning which foods are right for you when dieting with this plan. You can purchase the book The 3-Hour Diet by Jorge Cruise and you can sign up online for more information about the weight plan itself and how to incorporate it into your busy routine.

I do recommend purchasing the book if you are seriously considering this as your method of dieting as there are many wonderful hints, tips, and tricks that are mentioned in the book to help you keep things going no matter how busy and hectic your lifestyle may be. One thing you need to keep in mind is that dieting with a program such as this is no small commitment. You need to stick to the timetable as much as possible in order to achieve the results this plan is famous for. If you aren’t willing to eat every three hours then this plan really may not be the plan for you.

Otherwise, if this is something you would be interested in, I highly recommend it. There are special considerations based on the amount you weight currently and the amount of weight you are hoping to lose. It is best if you are honest throughout the process in order to achieve the best possible and most immediate results. The claim is that you can lose as many as 10 pounds in the first two weeks and there are those that have claimed to do just that over and over again. This is a diet that even many celebrities endorse for quick and immediate results.

The good and the bad about 3 hour dieting is that it is effective but takes a very real commitment on the part of the one that is dieting. This diet is one that is taking the world by storm. If you haven’t heard of it before now, please take the time to check it out and see if this is something you could incorporate into your life. The results that have been reported as a result of this diet as nothing short of phenomenal. If there were one diet I would recommend above others for those who hate feeling hungry, it would be this diet.

Skip Dieting and make a new start

Saturday, June 27th, 2009
My Mama TOlde me....

My Mama TOlde me....

It is time to be gentle to yourself, move back into your body, and stop dieting. Perhaps start with falling in love with you again. Sound crazy? No. If weight is an issue for you, you need a fresh perspective and tools to approach the issue.
1) You need all the support you can get.
2)Look up Carol Solomon EFT therapist. She has lots of good loving tapping exercises about weight loss.

3) Find an acupuncture D.O.M.
4)LOve yourself often.
5) Create short term plans. (Small succeses build faith and stamina)
6) Choose healthy foods.
7) Make a list of 3 things you can do today.
8) Dump the negative chatter one thought at a time. Replace those thoughts with prayers,affirmations, and a positive counter thought.

The following article has a few other ideas. Eat with love, honor your food, and proceed slowly.

Avoid Dieting Make Positive Changes Instead

Why is it that merely saying the “D” word, you know “diet” brings immediate thoughts of failure to the minds of many men and women around the world? Could it be that we have all learned through trial and error that diets simply do not work? I know many of you are sitting back with jaws dropped at the moment. After all, this is an article about dieting, right? It is and it isn’t. Dieting is the kiss of death for many while a new phase in your life or lifestyle adjustment may be just the thing that will mean success for you and your fitness and health goals.

In order to have real success you must make a lifestyle change. This is the only way that you will be able to shed those unwanted pounds without experiencing the horrible guilt that so many dieters go through each and every step of the way with their diets. Set goals for yourself. Keep them aggressive but realistic for fitness, dropping pounds, and eating new healthy foods. Even if your goal is as simple as eating 5 vegetable servings a day it is a great place to start.

Change your way of eating. Then change your way of seeing food and you will experience amazing changes in your attitudes toward your health, your body, and even your fitness level. As the first pounds begin to drop you will begin to experience more energy and less pain when exercising. This should help keep you motivated to do even more as time goes by.

Do not think that long term weight loss goals will be as easy to achieve as the first five or ten pounds. Consistency is vitally important when making these lifestyle changes. Take each day as it comes and begin again the very next day. This means that even if you fall completely “off the wagon” today, you can start over tomorrow. The trick is in staying the course more days than not and learning moderation and balance when it comes to straying from the straight and narrow.

There are many ways to fail when it comes to dieting and I know people who have failed in almost every one I can possibly imagine. There is no way to fail, however, when you are making positive changes in your life that are getting positive results. It may take weeks, months, or even years to reach your goal. As long as you are making steady and continuous efforts and progress, you are doing many great things for your health and well being.

Watermelon Soup(s) for summer

Monday, June 8th, 2009
In a rush? Cook with us! Nibble,just too hungry to wait.

In a rush? Cook with us! Nibble,just too hungry to wait.

Here’s a few good ideas about watermelon soup. Today I made my own version. 4 inches or so of chopped watermelon. More for larger servings. Blend. Add a handful of mung bean sprouts and blend again. The sprouts add more protein. They also thicken the soup. Serve cold.

You could also or instead blend some of your favorite nuts. This variation creates a thicker creamier soup.

If you want a lighter soup, blend as instructed above, without sprouts. Add chopped fruits. Eamples: finely chopped apples, peaches, apricots or dried cherries, cranberries. Or you may want to splurge and add chopped mango and fresh blueberries. Chill until you are ready to serve. adding fruits instead of blending them keeps the joy of watermelon flavor and color and the distinct delicious flavors of each other fruit.

One of the chefs in the videos also said you could use other melons. If you are going to do this, the soups automatically are going to be heavier and a much more strong flavor. You might want to add a diluted juice base: water, cranberry juice, lemon juice and water, or lime juice and water. Banannas, pineapple, strawberries would be more appropiate complimenting fruits. Shredded coconut or coconut milk also would work well. A few sprigs of peppermint would make the soup look deliciously summer.

These soups are more filling than you expect but each capture summer’s freshness and won’t add the “weight”. Enjoy! Feel free to share.

Chicken Salads Supreme

Saturday, May 23rd, 2009
In the storm...wind powerful SW  photo by Mary MacIntyre

In the storm...wind powerful SW photo by Mary MacIntyre

Need more information and techniques? Listen to these videos. Mucho techniques. Learn how to improvise too!

LIGHT CHICKEN SALAD
3/4 c. light mayonnaise
1/2 tsp. ginger
1/2 tsp. salt
3 c. cooked chicken
1 1/2 c. red seedless grapes
1 c. sliced celery
1/3 c. sliced green onion
1/2 c. broken walnuts
Combine mayonnaise, ginger and salt. Stir in chicken, grapes, celery, green onion and
walnuts. Makes 5 1/2 cups. Serve on lettuce leaf.


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HOT CHICKEN SALAD
1 1/2 c. cooked chicken, diced
1 c. diced celery
3 diced boiled eggs
1/2 tsp. salt
1 sm. jar pimentos
2 tbsp. chopped green onions
1 1/2 c. bread crumbs
1/2 c. slivered almonds
3 tbsp. lemon juice
3/4 c. mayonnaise
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 stick oleo
Mix everything together except breadcrumbs, and oleo. Butter casserole dish (10 x 12
inch). Put complete mixture in dish. Put breadcrumbs on top. Melt butter and sprinkle
over the breadcrumbs. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes or until breadcrumbs are
brown.
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300 Chicken Recipes
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CHICKEN AND ALMOND SALAD
1 1/2 c. cooked chicken
3/4 c. diced celery
1 1/2 tbsp. lemon juice
1/2 c. seedless white grapes
1/2 c. almonds
1/2 tsp. dries mustard
3/4 tsp. salt
1/16 tsp. pepper
1/8 c. light cream
1 hard boiled egg, sliced
1/2 c. mayonnaise
Mix cream and mayonnaise together with mustard, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Pour
over other ingredients. Delicious!
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CHICKEN SALAD
1 can chicken, chopped (or 5 oz. cooked chicken)
1/2 c. chopped celery
1/3 c. chopped sweet pickle
1 boiled egg, chopped
1/2 c. salad dressing
Mix and serve.
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CHICKEN SALAD SUPREME
2 lg. chickens (3 to 4 lb. each to make 6 to 8 c. cooked meat)
4 tbsp. salad oil
4 tbsp. orange juice
4 tbsp. vinegar
2 tsp. salt
3 c. mandarin oranges

Still interested in Dieting? Let’s talk….

Thursday, May 21st, 2009

Anything can happen

Anything can happen

Photo by Mary MacIntyre

I am sick of dieting! The joy I had a few eeks back about Raw Foods is quickly evaporating and not because I’m disliking Raw Foods! I haven’t lost any weight for 2 weeks. I’m someone who has gone for yeas, almost, not dieting. Well last year I tried a detox/diet drink which did help me lose 8 pounds. But overall I held on to my belief against dieting.

I am angry now, after losing 45 pounds, about all my food issues. I was holding onto a lot more than fat and toxins. Releasing all these emotions and old habits and beliefs is a lot of work. The benefits will be great. So let’s quickly review an ebook, or at least part of an ebook by Reimund Lube.

Top 5 Diet Disasters! By Reimund Lube (This is not #1)

There are almost always alternatives you can choose that will
contain the same base ingredients, but presented in a much
healthier way. For example, you could have some spaghetti
sauce with no pasta (or whole wheat pasta) for a spaghetti
craving. You could have a slice of cheese for a grilled cheese
sandwich craving.

Whenever you manage to cut a craving down by having the main
base ingredient, you can be sure it was probably a physiological
craving. If the craving continues, it is probably just a
psychological craving because you want to taste the food.

That doesn’t mean you can’t satisfy a psychological craving now
and then. Having a little bit of the stuff you crave can keep you
happy and continuing on your diet. Just don’t overdo it.

You have to learn how to limit the foods you eat. If you can
learn how to be careful and not let the cravings take you over,
you can indulge on occasion.

Hmmm. This was better than an earlier part about PMS (he doesn’t quite “get it”). First: Cravings are often for foods that you are allergic to. Wheat,corn are 2 good examples. When you reduce these products several things may happen. You may have more energy. Moods and allergies symtoms are less frequent. Skin gets better. Pounds might begin to fall away.

I never thought that I could give up bread, pasta, or dairy. Doing so has been one of the best choices I’ve made. Going cold turkey may be too rash an idea. I first reduced breads. Then my doc had be go cold turkey. I focused on all I could eat. Soon I felt so much better that I enjoyed my changes.

By the way, choose exciting foods that don’t make you feel like you are skimping.


Here’s some terrific ideas. Try whole milk, Cla in it helps to digest the fat. 5-10 fruits and veggies a day.

Pan-fried Polenta with Mushroom-Garlic-Wine Sauce

Thursday, April 5th, 2007

The great polenta makeover has occurred! Monique, my partner in crime, came over and we went to town on the polenta problem. Monique also made a great tuna noodle salad with tuna, mayo, sliced olices, chopped dill pickles (and on and on, it was great and we ate like fiends). So we dined on polenta while enjoying the latest season of Weeds. Woohoo!

First, I cut the polenta into triangles and patted each piece with paper towels to dry them out a bit.

Prepping the polenta triangles

Then, I made a quick mushroom sauce with fresh brown mushrooms and oyster mushrooms. I sliced the mushrooms and sauteed them in butter and chopped garlic in a nonstick pan over medium-low heat. Then I turned the heat up to high after the mushrooms had cooked through and added a 1/4 cup of 2004 Sauvignon Blanc.

Sliced mushrooms

Then, I pan-fried the polenta after coating it with flour. I also used a nonstick pan for this step and added a few tablespoons of vegetable oil. Placing the polenta triangles carefully in the nonstick pan, I sauteed the polenta for a few minutes on each side until the polenta triangles were crispy.

Sauteeing polenta triangles

The crispy polenta paired perfectly with the garlic-mushroom-wine sauce. I even made a second batch of the mushroom sauce to add to the rest of the polenta triangles. **Cooking tip**: I recommend adding a few spoonfuls of flour to the mushroom sauce as the wine is reducing. The flour creates a nice thickening and then you have an instant sauce.

Ciao bellas…

Polenta with mushrooms

Who is this Padma Lakshmi anyway?

Thursday, January 11th, 2007

I’m a huge fan of Top Chef as I have proven here and here and here. So I have to wonder, “who the hell is this Padma Lakshmi anyway?” She’s always featured prominently as the host of Top Chef and they always tout her culinary skill (because she’s written A WHOLE COOKBOOK ALL BY HERSELF). Sorry, had to get a little Go Fug Yourselves on Padma for a minute.

Seriously though, I don’t get it. Padma is very hot and clearly knows her way around the kitchen (despite wearing that ridiculous string bikini/puffy coat/handkerchief combo in Episode 7) and yet I just don’t buy it. I’m much more likely to accept Tom Colicchio as a chef because he presents as someone who has expertise. That, and he probably won’t be wearing a bikini anytime soon. Even Gail Simmons, whose demeanor is glacial most of time, appears to have the culinary knowledge. I guess this show has fallen prey to the classic trilogy of characters: Father Knows Best, Mother Keeps Everyone in Line and Sexy Wins the Race.

Sigh, why can’t Anthony Bourdain just be one of the judges? He’s guaranteed to drink too much and to refer to crack houses or debauchery at least a few times.

Who banned the silver balls?

Saturday, December 23rd, 2006

I was all ready to decorate my sugar cookies with silver balls and icing, when I decided to do a little research of those silver balls a.k.a. silver dragees. According to this SF Chronicle article, silver dragees were removed from stores in California in 2003. WHAT?!! This is a reason why people mock California. We should be able to eat foods or even decorations that aren’t good for us because we should be able to choose to eat what we wanna eat! Yeah, I have to get all ranty because I think this situation is just ridiculous.

So I now possess contraband…and Mark Pollock can just come right over and take them from me. Yeah, I dare you to drive down from Napa to collect my silver balls. Go get some of your own…

WTF: the Donald, the burger and the other white meat in 2007

Thursday, December 21st, 2006

In honor of junky quizzes everywhere (and my own half-assed attempt to lure in the readers via ProBlogger’s latest writing group contest), I present my Top 10 Food Trend Predictions for 2007 (in no particular order…) with the answers at the bottom of the page. Yes, some of you will attempt to read the whole thing and many of you will scroll up and down like crazy monkeys. Enjoy!

1. Hershey’s Kisses will release its newest flavor of chocolate kiss (in honor of their 100-year anniversay) and fulfill many a skinny-legged celebrities dream of total and complete train-wreck, nightmarish and that flavor is….

2. Carl’s Jr. and Jack in the Box will team up and make the burger famously known as…

3. Someone will finally invent diet food in pill form and call it…

4. Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie will jointly release their long-awaited cookbook called…

5. Donald Trump will open a restaurant called…

6. The new Top Chef, winning in a sick and twisted fate, will be announced and that person is…

7. Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods will battle out the latest form of microfood that is…

8. A well-known dish will be banned by this major city:

9. Starbucks will unveil its latest drink called the…

10. Pork, in a massive coup attempt, will tire of the label “the other white meat” and team up with….

Answers:

1. self-loathing…oh, and cucumber slices. Yeah, it’s not their best-seller. I prefer the candy cane ones myself.

2. the Ten-Dollar Super Testosterone Sirloin Philly Cheese Spicy Jack Ultimate Portuguese Double Patty with Sauteed Onions, Onion Rings, Onion Wedges, Onion Bits on a Sourdough French Ciabatta Roll with Bacon Guacamole Sauce…and it’ll come with its own leather carrying case and a shovel.

3. NWRs (NeoWonkaRichies): these pills will include flavors like: Vodka and a half-slice of olive, Melba Toast and Tuna (no mayo), that “diet� salad plate from the local diner with the tomato and hamburger patty, and a piece of chocolate (made with Splenda). These pills will help a person lose water weight super fast, but then they will also feel the urge to dress like the Olson twins and to wear makeup straight from “Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?�

4. “OMG, the Simple Meal: Tips and Tricks on Roadside Cooking� with recipes for Humble Hermès Pie and Dehydrated Water.

5. D’Or: the restaurant where the glitterati and the slight of body go to strut their quickly waning stuff. Signature dishes include the foie gras with caviar, seared ahi tuna and abalone stuffed in a jewel encrusted shell topped with a rich gold flake sauce. Signature drinks will include the “You’re Effen Fired!� featuring black cherry Effen vodka, bitters and a signature cocktail pick with the Donald’s face on it (and the unemployment office number on the back).

6. Michael Midgley (a.k.a. Mike or the Dude Who Always Looks Stoned). At this point Tom Colicchio will have a heart attack while Padma Lakshmi tries to revive him with her bare, sexy hands. Gail Simmons will also try to help, but no one really cares.

7. microchips in flavors like scallion valley, cucumbertino, munchie view and san franchese with caraway seeds. These chips will come in teeny-tiny bags made from soy-flavored ink and pressed, organic rice paper and each bag will include inspiring quotes from gurus like Mitch Albom, Rachael Ray and Suze Orman. The microchips may cause a little bloating at first due to their high smug content, but in the long run you’ll feel pretty self-satisfied until it catches up to you when you mix carbohydrates with any alcoholic or dairy beverage (try the Compiaciuto!).

8. Boston will finally ban Manhattan clam chowder just like it has always wanted to since the turn of the last century. Some chefs retaliate by secretly slipping tomatoes into New England clam chowder. In retaliation New York City will to outlaw the term “chowdah� and the two cities reach an ugly tipping point involving several thousand cases of oyster crackers and a televised debate.

9. Compiaciuto with double shots of espresso and high-quality chocolate imported from sterile monks in Rome who hand-sort the cacao beans while wearing silk gloves. This drink induces pleasant feelings of worthiness until you have to remember that you paid $9 for it. Oh and it comes with a side of airy milk foam a la Ferran Adria.

10. creamed spinach to form the ultimate, modern steakhouse meal. Beef, in a fit of jealousy, will hire Dr. Phil’s consulting company to beef up it’s image. Yeah, ha ha ha…

Check out the other predictions, reviews and lists at ProBlogger. Hey, we can’t all be Nostradamus. Some of us are just going for that cheap, snarky laugh! Thanks to Darren Rouse for the motivation to write all this silliness. Not that I need motivation to be sarcastic…

Happy Holidays! May your drinks stay effervescent and boozy and may your food taste better than the Ten-Dollar Super Testosterone Sirloin Philly Cheese Spicy Jack….

A promise

Thursday, November 16th, 2006

As a foodie and aspiring chef, I promise I will never make a dish that looks like this:

Ring Around the Tuna!

This dish is called Ring Around the Tuna. It is as if vegetables were mummified in a evil, green gelatin prison, with radishy decoration (to minimize the creepy effects of the jello). Plus the green olive eyes staring out at you, daring you to take a bite. There’s tuna in there somewhere. It’s probably hiding because too embarrassed to be associated with the ring a.k.a. the Ring of Gelatin Death.

Ming Tsai, you disappoint me

Monday, November 6th, 2006

Ming, I watch you on “Top Chef” and you seem so calm, cool and rational (in that David Carradine–I’ll feng shui your house-kind of way)…

I bought your chicken egg rolls at Target today. Okay, I had high hopes for the flavor even though the box was a slight shade away from the blue label generic brand. I even felt excited to watch the egg rolls sizzle away in my toaster oven.

I bit into the flaky crust of the egg roll and the texture and taste seemed nearly perfect. Nearly.

Your judging on “Top Chef” last week was rational and even helpful if a tad on the “Father Knows Best” side.

It’s the PEPPER. The freakin’ pepper! You don’t put that much pepper in eggrolls. I don’t care if you need to spice up those Target brand eggrolls for the average layperson. The chicken, those vermicelli noodles, and every other ingredient seemed okay. The eggrolls weren’t even overly salty (which is a tough trick to pull with frozen). And how about throwing in some better Asian flavors? You admit on the packaging that you used hoisin sauce although I tasted nary a drop of it through all that peppery madness. Game over, dude.

Man, as Lois says to Jack in “Forget Paris” you are “just short of greatness.” That’s right, Ming, you and your Target line cookware are just short of greatness. It kills me…

Check out the almost master here.

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