June 2012
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An Evolution of Cooking III: Cookbooks
Cookbooks come in all different types, genres, dietary needs, cooking time frames, methods, brands, and more. They are varied and endless and the cookbooks you choose will determine the level of success you attain in the kitchen. That is why it is best to begin with reliable and trusted sources.[[MORE]]
Once again, the best place to determine what you need from a cookbook is to browse the...
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An Evolution of Cooking II: Research
To find success in cooking, there is a necessary amount of research required. It is after all a science.
What is the difference between an aluminum pan and a stainless steel pan? What types of utensils can not be used on a nonstick pan? How much is a dash of salt? What is one serving of cooked meat? How long does it take to boil water? What is the difference purpose to different shapes of pastas?...
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An Evolution of Cooking I: Getting Started
As anyone is aware, the best way to attain and maintain a healthy lifestyle is to cook for yourself. That way you can control the ingredients, the cooking methods, the calories, the cost, and the diversity of meals. There are countless sources of media explaining how easy it is, how simple, how anyone can do it.[[MORE]]
But it’s not. Cooking takes a huge amount of invested time, money, and...
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10 Reminders
The odds are against me. As a part of the mythology of weight loss, 95% of all people who lose weight regain some or more back within a one to five years. That is alarming, yet I’ve watched this exact situation happen to those around me.
What they do regain is a percentage of the total loss, such as 50%, which may not be a big deal if it’s five pounds. But if I were to regain 50% that...
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joannaestep:
So I just saw Prometheus.
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The lies and slander you tell, you big lying slander-er. I did not faint during the “best-UFO-Catcher-game-eva” scene [thank you David’s warped sense of humor]. I cackled through it in horrified f***-yeah-aliens amusement. (Granted I was pushed as far back in my seat as I could get.)
My body waited until a couple scenes...
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