Comfort food

Comfort food has been a reliable go-to for quite some time. However, the comfort food is classified by many different sub-categories depending on the individual. Many people have their own definition of what a comfort food is and that’s where the gray area gets created. People don’t understand that there are multiple kinds of comfort foods, and they branch off depending on a person’s childhood. There is also confusion of why people have a tendency to depend on these foods, whether they be healthy

When thinking of the term comfort food, I think of a food that invites a feeling of satisfaction, contentment, and solace. It not only soothes the mind, body, and soul but also nourishes it at the same time; sometimes possibly even jogging a memory from times past. We eat these foods on many different occasions and also rely on them during unfortunate circumstances. Whatever the case may be these foods give us the feelings of warmth and coziness as well as a sense of security; like a pacifier to

Meatloaf is seen by many as the quintessential American comfort food. Rising to prominence in the mid-1950s, the selection of seasonings for it was originally (like most dishes at the time) very basic. These days, the American palate has broadened somewhat and the flavors of meatloaf have become more complex. When making meatloaf it is important to remember that there is more to the flavor profile than how well it is seasoned. Texture and moisture both play a major role in the final results, which

beauty in autumn is one I will never get over, the memories it brings when I feel the cold air hit my skin is all worth the leaves falling and showing their bare branches. Autumn is my favorite season because of the weather, the beauty it has, and the comfort it brings to me. Finally getting relief from the hot summer sun is one of my favorite reasons why I adore autumn. I’m always anxious waiting for the day I can shut off my air conditioner and open a window to reveal the sweat breeze. The neutral temperature

Comfort food is easily defined; it is merely food that brings one comfort. Author and professor Chang-Rae Lee certainly seems to identify with that statement in his essay “Coming Home Again.” This personal narrative tells the story of the relationship between his mother and himself through a look at food and cooking in their lives. As he describes the comforting aromas of his mother’s cooking, readers are urged to look back on their own comfort foods, their own mothers. Although the essay is similar

favorite spots to invite customers to, is located near Ted Stevens International Airport in Anchorage Alaska called, The Rustic Goat. An industrial style restaurant, which concentrates in providing a wide selection of micro brews, a wide variety of comfort foods and gourmet pizzas. When I first visited the Rustic Goat, Mel a good customer of mine said: “Man! This place has a dish of bacon mac and cheese, get it, but have them put a slab of salmon on top of it.” “On top? I don’t know.” I replied. But then

ground floor—the underlying message provided by the facilitators is considerably complex. The Atkins Library, is committed to being academically resourceful and reliable, striving to preserve a tranquil and safe environment for students; ensuring comfort, socialization, and multitasking in a diverse setting. This message is insinuated in posters and signs exhibited throughout the ground floor, the technologically advanced appliances, the wide variety of seating arrangements, and the alarm systems

slightly different way of viewing the world so that we may find comfort and relief from our troubles. For the artist in troubled times it is not enough to simply find an alternative point of view. An artist must engage in the creative process work through his or her pain and find a moment of respite and comfort. In “I wandered Lonely as a Cloud”, later titled, “Daffodiles”, Wordsworth provides a clear prescription for finding comfort in seeking out inspiration in the art of nature or in his case,

deals with the way they react to their death, and what each distinct reaction does for them whether it be comfort, distraction, or enjoyment. Being that no one can simply escape death, seeking comfort in it, or even welcoming it is a tempting idea that many might juggle with when meeting their end. Peter Holmes is a character in the novel with an ideal much in line with that goal: finding comfort in his doom and accepting his death. However, that may only be scraping the surface in relation to his

[6] Alleviating physical comfort takes away from distractions during treatments. Maintaining comfort for elder patients can prove difficult, especially for those with multiple illnesses. Care providers can ensure patient comfort with simple gestures, such as offering a blanket or sweater to clients who feel cold. Tip 9: Use Plain