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    Cold cuts. Hot dogs. Salami. Sausages. Beverages Beer. Condiments Malt vinegar. Salad dressing. Soy sauce. Sweets and Desserts Licorice. Brown rice syrup. Pre-made pudding or pudding mixes. Other Bouillon cubes. Canned or boxed premade soups or soup packets. Bagged chips, such as potato chips and tortilla chips. Seasoning packets. The items listed above may not be a complete list of foods and beverages to avoid. Contact your dietitian for more

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    Jennie Ebeling

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    elaborated on grindstone sets and how they viscerated flour to its grain form in order to use for cooking. Amazingly, 2,000 years later this method of cooking is still used to this day; although not necessary used for floor but rather for lentils and lentil soup. Ebeling went on to discuss the Goddesses in Ancient Israel and Judah. One question she mulled over is one that has been contemplated and debated for centuries now: Who is the queen of heaven?

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    Split Pea Soup Recipe Well, you won’t mind if I give barely any introduction to this recipe if your days are as rushed and busy as mine have been lately. At first, I thought for a while if this soup really needed an introduction then I realized that it was equally important to share with you the interesting facts about this awesome and nutritious soup. Since I was a little kid, the split pea soup has always remained my down-to-earth, all-purpose and basic meal. Whether you need to fix a quick plate

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    Greek Food History

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    Sides: Greek Salad This simple salad is made with tomatoes, cucumbers, onion, feta cheese and olives. It is tossed in an olive oil, lemon juice, and oregano dressing for the perfect combination of Greek flavors. Fakes (Greek Lentil Soup) This delicious soup is made with brown lentils, carrot, onion, garlic and tomato sauce. It is seasoned with several herbs and topped with olive oil and vinegar for a unique flavor. Stuffed Grape Leaves This traditional dish is made by simmering grape leaves stuffed with

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    include chickpeas, beans, lentils, lamb, pork, game, wild mushrooms, etc. Garbanzo beans, familiarly known as chickpeas, are one of the most common elements in Castilian cuisine because it has presided over most dishes for centuries. It is a dried vegetable, “which was brought to Spain by the Carthaginians, that serves as a dietary staple in Spanish meals (“Castile-Leon” n.d.). They are most often used in soups, along with large quantities of white and red beans and lentils that are often complemented

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    Vegan Diet Research Paper

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    http://www.vrg.org/nutshell/vegan.htm (great website with information) meal plans for 2 weeks http://www.peta.org/living/food/two-week-vegan-meal-plan/ Being a Vegans mean not eating meat, fish, or poultry plus not using other animal products and by-products such as eggs, dairy products, honey, leather, fur, silk, wool, cosmetics, and soaps derived from animal products. Vegans generally choose this lifestyle for health, environmental, and/or ethical reasons. They view it wrong

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    eating habit in the traditional Indian culture is to consume Indian foods such as curry, rice and naan bread by picking it up using the hands. Bread is often used to scoop up the curry sauce and rice, and it is dipped into traditional soups such as daal, a lentil-based soup. Indian people are supposed to eat with their right hands, because eating with the left hand is thought to be unclean. While it is still common to find Singaporean Indians eating with hands, it is more likely they will do so in the

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    work, such as providing nutritious diets, collecting food and clothing for the needy people. During my ten hours, I was fortunate to collect food and distribute it to those in need. Many people at the Sikh temple donate food such as wheat flour, lentils, rice, fruits, vegetables and canned goods. My job was to see if these donations were near or beyond expiration dates and throw away the ones that were expired. It was sad to see how much food was wasted as

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    top four foods are Chicken breast- 31.7 grams Salmon Fish -28.8 grams Egg (Scrambled)- 12.6 grams Whole Milk - 8 grams 4. Six options for plant source protein are Hummus and pita bread Real beans and rice Lentil soup and corn bread Barley and black beans White beans and pasta Lentil and rice VITAMINS a) The intake of Vitamin C according to the spreadsheet is 20.2 mg, the recommended value is 75 mg/day. b) To improve the Vitamin C intake I would include more citrus fruits

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    Carol's 24-Hour Dietary Recall Carol’s Meals and Snack for the day Number of Servings Grain Products Vegetables & Fruit Milk Products Meat & Alternatives Other Foods Breakfast: 2 cups Rice Crispies Cereal (120g) 4 ½ cup 2% milk (125ml) 1/2 2 cups coffee: (500ml) * :with 2 tbsp. cream tr. Snack: Croissant : 1 :With raisins tr. :with butter * Apple 1 Lunch: ‘Meat & Cheese Lovers’ lasagna: With mozza cheese 2 With Regular

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