Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts

Lobster shell disease

Lobster shell disease
Lobster shell disease, A shell disease that has plagued the southern New England lobster industry for years by making lobsters unsightly and in some cases unmarketable appears to be creeping northward to the lobster-rich grounds off the coast of Maine.

Frozen pizza recall

Frozen pizza recall
Frozen pizza recall, Annie's Inc. (NYSE:BNNY) has initiated a voluntary recall of Annie's Homegrown Frozen Pizza due to the possible presence of fragments of flexible metal mesh caused by a faulty screen at a third-party flour mill.

Celebrity holiday recipes

Celebrity holiday recipes
Celebrity holiday recipes, From cookies to turkeys to streusel, we've got a roundup of recipes from TV stars, celebrity chefs and singers and other famous folks. Keep reading to see how you can make their tasty holiday treats.

Easy Corned Beef Recipes

Easy Corned Beef Recipes, This traditional Irish meal is so full of flavor and appeal that you will want to serve it often. The Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe offered here used a pressure cooker for fast preparation and to assure tender, well cooked meat and vegetables. The leftovers reheat beautifully as well, so you might consider doubling the recipe.

Reducing calories in mashed potatoes

Reducing calories in mashed potatoes
Reducing calories in mashed potatoes, There's nothing more comforting than curling up on a sofa with a blanket, a good film on the television, and a bowlful of mashed potatoes to relish down. However, for many weight conscious people, the word 'potato' comes with a blaring siren of "CALORIES"! So, before the thought of calories in mashed potatoes can add to your already existing blue quotient, let me enumerate for you the actual number of calories present in mashed potatoes and the other nutrients present in it.

Healthy alternatives to Thanksgiving dinner

Healthy alternatives to Thanksgiving dinner
Healthy alternatives to Thanksgiving dinner, Who wants to be stuffed this holiday season with a traditional Thanksgiving turkey dinner? If the thought of cooking a turkey for hours and spending a small fortune on dinner ruffles your frugal feathers, then give these Thanksgiving menu ideas a try.

Last minute thanksgiving recipes

Last minute thanksgiving recipes
Last minute thanksgiving recipes. Very Last Minute Thanksgiving Recipes: Butterhorns, Roasted Brussels Sprouts, Port Wine Cranberry Sauce & Food Processor Apple Pie. There are crafty food bloggers out there (one might call them “smart” food bloggers, or “food bloggers who actually know what they’re doing”) who see a holiday coming and WHAM BLAM they have 1,000 holiday recipes posted weeks ahead of time so by the time the holiday rolls around you’re saturated with great holiday content. As you may have noticed (except for this post) I’m not such a “smart” food blogger. I did all my Thanksgiving post cooking so last minute that now it’s a day before the big holiday and here I am sharing with you a bunch of recipes that are probably coming 48 hours too late. But for those of you who are last minute planners (and I hope there are at least SOME of you), perhaps this will come as some sort of Thanksgiving lifeline? And even if not, these recipes are delicious even when it’s not Thanksgiving. So come with me and look at these Thanksgiving recipes, even if they’re a little tardy.

400-Calorie Restaurant Meals

400-Calorie Restaurant Meals
400-Calorie Restaurant Meals, We don’t eat out very much, but when we do, I love to go to Chipotle.  Fortunately for me, Chipotle is very easy to duplicate at home.    The best part about making it at home is that you can control the ingredients.  While Chipotle is better for you that most fast food, at home you can use lower calorie ingredients which helps your weight loss efforts.  As an added bonus, it’s cheaper too!

foods that make you fat

Foods that make you fat
Foods that make you fat, Ok so although there aren’t any magic bullets when it comes to weight loss there are certainly ways that can help you reduce your chances of putting on pounds. More importantly perhaps, there are also foods that should never, or at least almost never, be indulged in if you’re trying to slim down. Below are some of the worst culprits when it comes to wreaking havoc on your waistline.

Easy Ways to get Fibre in your Diet

Easy Ways to get Fibre in your Diet
 Easy Ways to get Fibre in your Diet, There are lots of different  ways to get fibre in diet. here are the 10 most easiest ways to get fibre.

USDA cook or freeze poultry 1 or 2 days

USDA cook or freeze poultry 1 or 2 days
USDA cook or freeze poultry 1 or 2 days, As a general rule, you should plan to use or freeze fresh meats within days of purchasing them. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) recommends cooking and eating poultry one to two days after purchasing, and cooking and eating other meats (beef, pork, veal) within three to five days.

Lettuce lasts one to two weeks

Lettuce lasts one to two weeks
Lettuce lasts one to two weeks, When you buy a head of lettuce at the store, it should keep, intact, for about two weeks. But once you open up the head and cut up the lettuce, it will start to spoil faster. “That’s because you’re exposing the interior of the lettuce,” says Allen.

+USDA Mayonnaise Two Months

+USDA Mayonnaise Two Months
 +USDA Mayonnaise Two Months, Best Foods/Hellmann's Mayo doesn't have an expiration date. It has a "Best If Used By" date, which is roughly based on how long it can sit sealed on a grocery store shelf before a critical mass of customers purchasing it will start complaining the mayo went bad too quickly. That critical mass is pretty low, because Best Foods is extremely reputation conscious when it comes to their brands. I'd have no worries opening a jar of Best Foods mayo with a 4/10 date today, or even next April. Once you open that jar, though, the printed date becomes completely meaningless.

Cold cuts last about a week

Cold cuts last about a week
Cold cuts last about a week, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been saying for at least 11 years now that people over 50 and especially those over 65 should avoid hot dogs, lunch meats, cold cuts and other deli meats unless they are reheated to 165 degrees — “steaming hot” in CDC’s words. The government also says you shouldn’t keep an open package of sliced deli meat more than five days, all to reduce the risk of infection from a bacteria called listeria. But some question whether the country’s been paying attention.

Eggs last 4-5 weeks

Eggs last 4-5 weeks
Eggs last 4-5 weeks, Unwashed eggs will keep 4-5 weeks in the coldest part of the refrigerator. Boiled or washed eggs will only keep about a week-the protective cover over the shell is gone. Look at your eggs BEFORE you put them in your grocery cart! Never buy cracked or even dirty eggs.

Usda hard cheeses opened 3-4 weeks

Usda hard cheeses opened 3-4 weeks
Usda hard cheeses opened 3-4 weeks, The USDA recommends that you keep opened hard cheeses for no more than 3-4 weeks in the fridge. Soft cheese are kept for less than 1 week. Blue cheese probably falls somewhere between the two.

When Does It Go Bad

When Does It Go Bad, When to keep and when to toss your favorite foods. We’ve all heard tales of the Twinkie that would survive (as fresh as the day it was made) into the next millennium, but most food, fortunately, does not have quite that long a shelf life (how long do Twinkies really last?). Confused about what to keep and when to toss? Here is a guide to the lifespan of some of the foods currently sitting in your refrigerator or on pantry shelves.twinkie shelf life 25 days,

Open package cold cuts last 3-5 days

Open package cold cuts last 3-5 days

Open package cold cuts last 3-5 days, If you buy your lunch meats freshly sliced from the deli counter, you want to make sure you eat them within three to five days (and keep them cool in the fridge during that time). An unopened package of turkey, ham, bologna, salami or other deli meats can be stored for up to two weeks. But once you break that factory seal, they still need to find their way onto a sandwich within three to five days. cold cuts last about a week, open package cold cuts last 3-5 days,

$5,000 Bowl Soup

 $5,000 bowl soup
$5,000 bowl soup. A bowl of Pho, the classic Vietnamese noodle soup, will be offered at a starting bid of $5,000 in a charity auction to benefit the USCF Benioff Children's Hospital and the Children's Hospitals of Los Angeles/Orange county.Normally this dish would only cost a few dollars, but the upscale Tiato restaurant in Santa Monica, CA created a decadent version of the soup using rare, luxury ingredients such as white alba truffles, A5 Wagyu beef, foie gras based broth, special hand-raised bean sprouts and the meat from rare blue lobsters.

Hot Dogs Better Health

Hot Dogs Better Health
Hot Dogs Better Health. Hot dogs are relatively free of carcinogenic compounds and are better for your health than other meals. A recent study was conducted by Kansas State University that encourages you to eat a ball-park frank.
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