Not only is this fine dessert gluten-free, you could substitute fat-free eggs and skim milk (or silk) and pretty much make it fat-free. Sounds good to me.
Gluten-free blueberry-peach bread pudding recipe
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Monday, June 22, 2009
Fast Food: Would You Like 1,000 Calories with That?
It's likely that most of us have indulged in some of these things. I simply love cheesecake, so I dare go near the such places. Fortunately, with my limited budget, I rarely eat at places like the CheeseCake Factory, Applebees, the Outback, or even Starbucks.
This is another of those articles attempting to make us aware of the what we are really putting into our bodies.
Fast Food: Would You Like 1,000 Calories with That?
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This is another of those articles attempting to make us aware of the what we are really putting into our bodies.
Fast Food: Would You Like 1,000 Calories with That?
Regards
John Crawford
AutismZone
Accokeek Computers
Mamas Best Recipes
The Cartouche - Science Fiction Reviews
Simple Opportunities
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Sunday, June 21, 2009
The Hidden Dangers of Soy - book review
If you are a vegetarian, or have ever tried to substitute soy for meat in your diet, then you should read this book. Let me say, I am not a vegan, as vegetarians like to be referred to. I am a meat lover, as most of you readers no doubt are too. But I have started to use soy based "meat replacements" when it make sense. I'll be the first to admit that soy products just don't have the "flavor" their real counterparts have. But I do know there are some real health benefits, especially for those of us that need to lose some weight, and generally take better care of our health. This book points out some of the things to be watchful for, as it relates to soy. I hope it will help you.
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REC(ession)IPES: Recipes that stretch a dollar in the kitchen without sacrificing taste or health.
This is a meatless recipe that is very nutritious, and cheap to make. Enjoy!
REC(ession)IPES: Recipes that stretch a dollar in the kitchen without sacrificing taste or health.
Regards
John Crawford
AutismZone
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Mamas Best Recipes
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REC(ession)IPES: Recipes that stretch a dollar in the kitchen without sacrificing taste or health.
Regards
John Crawford
AutismZone
Accokeek Computers
Mamas Best Recipes
The Cartouche - Science Fiction Reviews
Simple Opportunities
Nutty Belly-Buster Breakfast Cookie
Explains the MUFA diet along with the recipe 'Nutty Belly-Buster Breakfast Cookie'.
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Monday, March 2, 2009
TVP® Casserole Recipe
A few months ago, my wife started bugging me about cutting some of the meat from our diet. Inspired by her parents, who recently decided to embark down the vegan path, she persisted with her bugging, as wives do (smile). I've become increasingly concerned with my own health, with the everyday stresses of family life and work, always on the go. My wife more so. I began to research something called TVP®, Textured Vegetable Protein. The local grocery stores don't carry it, but my wife found it at a nearby nutrition stored called Country Nutrition in Waldorf, Maryland.
If you're not familiar with TVP®, according to HealthRecipes.com, "TVP® is also known as textured soy protein, TVP® is not tofu. It is, however, made from soy. TVP® comes from defatted soy flour, which is a by-product of soybean oil, so it is plentiful in supply. It’s also quick to cook and a great source of vegetable protein without all the fat." In essence, TVP® is a meat replacement.
The cost of TVP® is less that $3.00 for a 10oz bag, and you get the equivalent of 3-4 lbs of ground beef. It can also be purchased larger quantity, with additional savings. For me that is very economical for my family budget, on top of the health benefits.
I was skeptical, being a meat and potatoes kinda' person. So I tried it. I decided to use TVP® instead of ground beef in a dish commonly known as Hamburger Casserole or Tater Tot Casserole. This is a very common and popular recipe, the only difference is you will be substituting TVP® for real meat.
Before I get into the particulars of the recipe, I am cooking for 5 adults and a toddler, and leftovers, so will need to adjust the amounts for the number people you are cooking for.
I use a rectangular 4.8 quart glass pan. You will need to use a baking pan appropriate for how much you are cooking.
Ingredients
1 large can of Cream of Chicken soup
1 large can of Cream of Mushroom soup
1 small can of Cream of Broccoli soup
1 small can of Cream of Celery soup
2 cups of dry TVP®
1 3/4 cups water
1 cup of frozen of fresh broccoli
1 medium bag of tater tots
1 bag of shredded cheese
1. Preheat oven according to direction for cooking the tater tots. This is probably 350-400 degrees.
2. In a frying pan or sauce pan, add TVP® and water. Cook on high for a few minutes to reconstitute the TVP®. You can season it like you would ground beef. I like to use Garlic Pepper. The TVP® will NOT look exactly like ground meat.
3. Once the TVP® is reconstituted, pour it into the pan.
4. Add the soups and broccoli to TVP®, stir.
5. Layer with shredded cheese.
6. On top of the cheese, layer with tater tots.
7. Cook about 30 minutes, until tater tots are done.
You can substitute the soup flavors according to your taste.
Other variations include using green beans or peas instead of broccoli and/or celery soups.
To reduce fat, use fat-free shredded cheese or eliminate cheese.
Honestly, you can't go wrong with this recipe as long as you use ingredients you and your family enjoy.
Enjoy!
Picture courtesy of kidscooking.about.com
* - TVP - (R) Registered trademark of Archer Daniels Midland (ADM).
If you're not familiar with TVP®, according to HealthRecipes.com, "TVP® is also known as textured soy protein, TVP® is not tofu. It is, however, made from soy. TVP® comes from defatted soy flour, which is a by-product of soybean oil, so it is plentiful in supply. It’s also quick to cook and a great source of vegetable protein without all the fat." In essence, TVP® is a meat replacement.
The cost of TVP® is less that $3.00 for a 10oz bag, and you get the equivalent of 3-4 lbs of ground beef. It can also be purchased larger quantity, with additional savings. For me that is very economical for my family budget, on top of the health benefits.
I was skeptical, being a meat and potatoes kinda' person. So I tried it. I decided to use TVP® instead of ground beef in a dish commonly known as Hamburger Casserole or Tater Tot Casserole. This is a very common and popular recipe, the only difference is you will be substituting TVP® for real meat.
Before I get into the particulars of the recipe, I am cooking for 5 adults and a toddler, and leftovers, so will need to adjust the amounts for the number people you are cooking for.
I use a rectangular 4.8 quart glass pan. You will need to use a baking pan appropriate for how much you are cooking.
Ingredients
1 large can of Cream of Mushroom soup
1 small can of Cream of Broccoli soup
1 small can of Cream of Celery soup
2 cups of dry TVP®
1 3/4 cups water
1 cup of frozen of fresh broccoli
1 medium bag of tater tots
1 bag of shredded cheese
1. Preheat oven according to direction for cooking the tater tots. This is probably 350-400 degrees.
2. In a frying pan or sauce pan, add TVP® and water. Cook on high for a few minutes to reconstitute the TVP®. You can season it like you would ground beef. I like to use Garlic Pepper. The TVP® will NOT look exactly like ground meat.
3. Once the TVP® is reconstituted, pour it into the pan.
4. Add the soups and broccoli to TVP®, stir.
5. Layer with shredded cheese.
6. On top of the cheese, layer with tater tots.
7. Cook about 30 minutes, until tater tots are done.
You can substitute the soup flavors according to your taste.
Other variations include using green beans or peas instead of broccoli and/or celery soups.
To reduce fat, use fat-free shredded cheese or eliminate cheese.
Honestly, you can't go wrong with this recipe as long as you use ingredients you and your family enjoy.
Enjoy!
Picture courtesy of kidscooking.about.com
* - TVP - (R) Registered trademark of Archer Daniels Midland (ADM).
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Save Three Hours of Turkey-Roasting Time on Thanksgiving
This is certainly worth trying. Chef Mark Bittman demonstrates how to save yourself three hours on Thanksgiving day by roasting your turkey in 45 minutes. The trick, Bittman demonstrates, is to...
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8 Ways to Burn Calories Without Noticing
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Make Your Turkey Stuffing Out oO White Castle Hamburgers...
This is a bit unconventional for stuffing, but it sounds delicious. It's like something you'd expect to see in a Pauly Shore movie or American Pie. Maybe Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle? Compliments of White Castle who gives you their very own turkey stuffing recipe for this Thanksgiving... Sound like something you'd try?
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Monday, November 17, 2008
10 Easy Recipes for a Gluten-Free Thanksgiving
Eating gluten-free is always a challenge, especially during the holidays. Use these 10 Tips to stay healthy and happy as you dine with family and friends.
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Sunday, November 16, 2008
A CbsoP Thanksgiving - Our best Turkey-Day Recipes
This is by far the most complete FREE recipes for Thanksgiving. It has everything you could ever want to eat on that special day. Please enjoy.
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A South Florida Culinary Adventure: Recipe Book Trailer
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How to An Create an Easy Drink that Everyone Will Love
Wanna make that drink that every kid or adult will love at your next dinner/cookout? I've got the perfect solution. This drink is so easy to make and so great that everyone will want the recipe. It's so good that it'll "make you wanna slap your momma" as the old adage says. I've been making this drink for years and finally decided to shar
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Friday, November 14, 2008
FoodNetwork.com's Thanksgiving Stuffing and Dressing Recipes
Whether you're looking for traditional stuffing recipes like your Mom made or innovative new versions, FoodNetwork.com has stuffing recipes to help create the perfect Thanksgiving celebration
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Nuke This, Add That
15 ways to double the health perks and flavor of heat-and-eat meals. After work, your commute, the gym, and errands, sometimes the quickest route to dinner is to chip the freezer burn off a Hot Pocket. That kind of convenience is hard to resist: According to a December 2007 report by Packaged Facts, a consumer-products research firm, the average ..
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Best Pumpkin Pie Recipes
From basic to advance, download these recipes and start practicing pumpkin pie recipes for the holidays!
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Thanksgiving Pumpkin Pie Recipe
I've added the recipe to make fresh Pumpkin Puree as it makes a huge difference to the taste. The roasted pumpkin puree adds a delicious flavor and aroma, but if you don't have enough time on hand, you can use the canned pumpkin puree to bake the pie.IngredientsPumpkin Puree1 pie pumpkin (weighing 2 to 3 lbs.)...
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Saturday, November 1, 2008
Easy Healthy Recipes
Collection of easy to cook and healthy recipes for delicious meals and desserts from around the world
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