How Do I Grill Corn on the Cob

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How Do I Grill Corn on the Cob

Grilling corn on the cob can be a bit tricky, unless you know the tricks to getting it right. So, if you have ever wondered how do I grill corn on the cob, follow these directions for cooking a perfect meal: remove silk from ear leave husk on each ear soak in a pan of water for 15-20 minutes place on a low to medium heat grill for up to one hour turn periodically to keep one side from getting scorched remove... 



Freezing Fruits and Vegetables

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Freezing Fruits and Vegetables

If you are not into canning, freezing fruits and vegetables is another way to preserve produce for good eating throughout the year. Freeze produce quickly and when it is freshest. After washing in cold water, blanch vegetables briefly in boiling water. A general rule of thumb is to boil 1 gallon of water for every pound of vegetables. Submerge blanched vegetables in ice water and then lay out on paper... 



Thanksgiving Vegetarian Style

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Thanksgiving Vegetarian Style

If planning Thanksgiving vegetarian style is on your to-do list this holiday, you can still serve many of your family’s favorite traditional foods, only with a different twist. Stuff and baste a tofu turkey just like the real thing. It may not look like a once feathered foul, but it will taste delicious all the same. Go ahead and serve it with all the usual trimmings. Your guests are bound to... 



Canning Tips

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Canning Tips

Canning summer produce is a late summer tradition that allows you to preserve fresh fruits and vegetables from either local farming crops or your own garden. It’s also an economical way to provide for healthful eating throughout the year. Although canning can be a time-consuming process, following some basic tips can make the chore go faster. The first thing you need to do is to clear plenty... 



Foods to Fight Colds and Flu

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Foods to Fight Colds and Flu

Have you ever wondered why chicken soup is one of the oldest home remedies for curing the common cold? The chicken or vegetable stock in the soup is rich in nutrients, and contains an amino acid known for thinning mucus in the lungs. Adding ingredients like garlic and onions to the soup can help to boost immunity. Celery in the soup stock is said to help promote sleep the body needs to heal. Get more... 



Fall Cooking Ideas

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Fall Cooking Ideas

The fall harvest provides lots of seasonal foods for fall cooking ideas and healthy eating. Visit an orchard and pick your own apples to make easy applesauce recipes. Peel and core several medium size apples before slicing. Cut the slices into chunks and add to a pan filled with 1/2 cup of water. Simmer the apples for 15 minutes. Add a few sprinkles of cinnamon and sugar to taste. Some cooks prefer... 



How To Cook Meat

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How To Cook Meat

There are different methods for cooking meat. You can roast tender cuts of meat on the stove top instead of in the oven. Preheat a heavy frying pan or skillet over medium heat. If drops of water splashed on the surface of the pan bead, the pan is hot enough to cook meat. Start by browning the meat on both sides. Do not add any liquid to the pan unless a recipe specifically calls for it. Once the meat...