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Cooking mistakes happen every day at my house. I am either chasing a wild toddler, feeding a hungry baby, or preoccupied with another activity to watch my food constantly. Cooking is in every aspect of life: meal time, family get togethers, parties, holidays, celebrations, etc. No matter how much you love or despise the activity, everyone cooks at some time during their life. Here are 4 common cooking blunders and the solutions to make the food edible. Burned Food Around our household, burned

Also they have the spring forager salad which has romaine/radicchio blend, roasted asparagus, garden peas, white beans, grape tomatoes, red onions, house-made croutons, and fresh oregano vinaigrette. An item on the menu that caught my eye the second I entered and looked at the menu was chocolate chunk cookie pizza which includes chocolate chunk cookie dough, ricotta, and powdered sugar. Oath Pizza also has

Salads my not be your best friend when counting calories. In the video there were two salads utilized as examples from Chili’s. One was the quesadilla explosion and the other a grilled chicken salad. After an in depth review of the salads it is frightening how many calories can be hidden in salads. The quesadilla explosion salad had 1360 calories, 88 grams fat, 29 grams of saturated fat, and 3000 mg of sodium. On the other hand the grilled chicken salad contained only 430 calories. It is very important

I will explain some changes I would like to make. To begin with, I would like to see a true cafeteria style used. Students and teachers could have lots of choices. For example, there could be a nice big salad bar with all the fixings, such as croutons, sunflower seeds, and pasta salad. A potato bar would be a favorite if butter, sour cream, cheese, bacon, and salt and pepper were available. A Chinese, Mexican, and Italian bar would offer many choices for everyone. You could choose food based

Celiac Disease was and what kinds thing she can and cannot eat. Amanda was able to stress big points by using humor. The line that stuck out to me, in particular, was when she started talking about carnival food. She said that a “small crumb of a crouton would make her insides like the worst part of a Hurr-a-whurl ride.” I thought that was a great use of figurative language, giving the audience a clear visual. The next speaker was Lisa Moran

“Serving in Florida”, is a narrative essay written by Barbara Ehrenreich.. In this essay, Ehrenreich describes what it is like to work and live in a low-class society in Florida, and live off of minimum wage. Throughout the essay she focused on describing her personal experiences as a waitress at the Hearthside restaurant. Ehrenreich used amazing imagery while describing the working and living conditions of low-class people. She went on to tell how the employees are forced to work in ridiculous conditions

homeless, and that she has sleep in her truck. Barbara notes that the employees show a tremendous amount of generosity that frequently goes unnoticed amongst others. For example, they let her have extra croutons as compared to six that the restaurant strictly allows along with extra rolls (Serving in Florida). Gail informs Barbara that she is thinking about taking up a room at the local Days Inn for $40 to $60 a day where upon Barbara asks why not an apartment? Since her income is so low, she can’t

boosting supplements. She has a late morning snack consisting of toasted Ezekiel bread sandwich with almond butter. At lunch time, Serena eats salad containing 1 cup lettuce, 1 cup spinach, mandarin oranges, cherry tomatoes, lime juice, onions, pita croutons, and sliced almonds. She has an afternoon snack, which is occasionally grilled chicken (4 ounces), and a fat burning drink such as lemon juice, matcha green tea, and cinnamon. She eats 6 ounces of grilled Cod with a chili lime glaze sauce, a cup

New Berlin West will be hosting their annual Crystal Ball dance on Saturday, January 21 from 7:00 to 10:00 pm. The winter formal dance is a traditional Sadie Hawkins type dance in which girls invite guys. Tickets are on sale now through January 18 for $15 on the Infinite Campus webstore. Crystal Ball week will be full of fun spirit days, starting Tuesday, the 17th through Friday, the 20th, leading up to the dance on Saturday night. Beginning on Tuesday, the spirit day will be camo/country, Wednesday’s

so it would probably be best if we could walk off some of the food. I'm not gonna lie, our stomachs were larger than our eyes... We ordered the Lacinato Kale Salad - fresh cut kale, artisanal cheeses, green apple, moonshine raisins, cornbread croutons, cider vinaigrette. We added bacon to it. Oh my was it good. Thick cut, well done bacon! It just made their Kale Salad all the more delicious, plus we got our greens in.