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51: I Eat What I Feel
Have you ever felt the overwhelming need while sitting in front of the television screen in your favorite comfy clothes watching one more sitcom to get up and go to the kitchen in order to eat something more, although you have finished your dinner less than an hour ago.
52: A Mothers Treasure
Every mother has her own culinary treasures. They are called recipes. If you frequently have those late night cravings for your mother\'s mini apple pies or unique kind of chocolate-chip cookies, now that you do not live at your parent\'s house anymore.
53: Some Facts on Bread
During a recent trip to San Francisco I came across the most famous sourdough bread made in the U.S.; the San Francisco Sourdough.
54: The 10 Fullest Foods
Let\'s begin by stating that there are no \"good\" or \"bad\" foods. No food exist that can make you thinner or fatter because you simply decided to try it.
55: Drink More Chamomile
Perhaps you recall chamomile from the times you were sick and your parent, friend, or partner, gave you a hot cup of this therapeutic drink to ease your suffering stomach.
56: Help the Planet While You Eat
Eating healthy and at the same time contributing in sustainable development, is not a notion that cannot be succeeded with today\'s vast choices of food consumption.
57: Cooking Tips To Help You In The Kitchen
When you are cooking a meal, there are many things that can go wrong and many simple, household solutions to issues that arise that you may not know.
58: Bring Your Imagination at the Table
Before you decide to spend another evening sitting in front of the television screen and eating delivery food, imagine the following scenario...
59: Why Should I Eat Tomatoes
Tomatoes are made out of water and vital biological substances. The tomato is a plant belonging to the Solanaceae or nightshade family, native to Central and South America, from Mexico to Peru.
60: Garlic Fights More Than Vampires
Closely related to onion, shallot, and leek, garlic has been known for more than 5,000 years for its special smell, taste and healing powers.
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