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    The arepa is one of the national foods in Venezuela. The arepa is known worldwide because of its great taste, and healthiness. It is mainly it in Venezuela and Colombia bout over the years it have got more popularities over Latin Americans countries. Is this country they have something similar like the Arepa, in Mexico they have the Gordita, In El Salvador they have the pupusa, I had the privilege to go to El Salvador almost a year ago and I can tell you is delicious and great. And normal Arepas

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    I also knew that, in order for me to have continued success, that my resolution had to consist of me losing weight, without ever making a New Year’s resolution. I decided to start with not eating any fried foods. I felt like this was the best choice. I learned that fried foods were not only unhealthy for my waistline, but also increases the risk of heart failure and other chronic conditions. I also didn’t eat any

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    Phillip Phillip 2 9. Koki Hayashi, 4 years old, Tokyo Green peppers stir-fried with tiny dried fish, soy sauce and sesame seeds; raw egg mixed with soy sauce and poured over hot rice; dish of lotus and burdock roots and carrots (kinpir) sautéed with sesame-seed oil, soy sauce and a sweet rice wine called mirin; miso soup; grapes; sliced Asian pear; and milk. Koki KOki 2 10. Oyku Ozarslan, 9 years old, Istanbul Brown bread with green and black olives, Nutella spread, sliced tomato, hard-boiled egg

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    or bad spots. Cut it down into manageable chunks and shred it. Measure it out into 2-3 cup portions and freeze in zipper close bags. Here are 2 of my family's favorite recipes. Fried Zucchini with Bacon and Onion 2 medium to large fresh Zucchini 1/4 cup finely chopped onion 6 strips of cooked and crumbled bacon bread crumbs 3 beaten eggs vegetable oil Wash and peel

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    so nice she asked my family and I what would we like to drink. Then, she brought out this brown rye wheat bread, and white sourdough bread. I wasn’t a fan of the brown rye bread it was very dry and tough to eat and has kind of a bitter taste, very hard to bite into. The sourdough bread was my favorite; it was still kind of hard to bite into, but if you put a little bit of butter on it, the bread will melt in your mouth. Looking at the menu, I couldn’t decide on what

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    life of Ceaser. However in many cultures breakfast, lunch and dinner were the three main courses of the day. A wealthy citizens breakfast consisted of bread with olives or cheese and lunch was usually quick with bread, cheese, and fruit (Ermatinger 1). Dinner was their main affair, and the largest meal of the day (Ermatinger 1). It contained bread, vegetables, olive oil, cheese and meat (Ermatinger 1). Banquets and feasts were also another elaborate way people would celebrate and enjoy their food

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    Discovery Of Raised Bread in Egypt Essay

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    Egyptians first discovered the art of making modern bread, over 4000 years ago during the Neolithic era? The Ancient Egyptian lives simply depended on agricultures; however, the majority of the people were involved in farming. Moreover, when the Ancient Egyptians discovered raised bread, the Egyptians understood the value of having leavened bread part of their lives. Bread was part of a daily diet in their lives, it was essential nourishment. Indeed, bread was simply, the staff of life for the Egyptians

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    three servings; however, I ate much more than that. On day one I consumed 7.5 servings which consisted of Ritz, homemade cornbread, rice, and corn tortillas. On days two I had 13 servings total between white bread, French bread, raisin bagel, fried rice, and pan dulce. Day three I ate white bread, waffles, hotdog buns, and corn tortillas which totaled 10 servings of refined grains. Clearly I went over the maximum of three servings per day because I ate approximately two to four times that amount. Alcohol

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    Roslyn Gray Mrs. McLaughlin Composition I 10/28/14 Cultural Phenomenon of Pizza America, the land of the free and the brave, and enough food to cause humanity to explode. Fries, hamburgers, tacos, fried rice, the brightly lit fast food stores beckon their costumers forward with the wafting smells of fat, carbs, and sugar. But one food above all is a staple to the average American diet. Pizza is a food that is represented in schools, sporting events, parties, and just for the average lounging

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    ” The rich ate these meats because they were expensive. I found in the article “Food in the Renaissance”, the rich ate the higher end or more expensive meats during feast. For dessert they ate fruit, jellies, nuts, and cheese. The rich ate cocoa bread and soups. The soups were the most expensive food. They ate salads, mutton broth, chickens with spinach, small pastries with hot sauce, venison broth, and roast rabbit. They also ate smoked tongue. According to, “Food in the Renaissance” they ate many

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