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    I will never forget the dream job I wanted to have. I would love to be a five star chef and own my own restaurant. Being a chef is having your own restaurant and a reason to cook. “A late 20th century movement that began in California but has spread across the United States; it stresses the use of fresh, locally grown, seasonal produce and high-quality ingredients simply prepared in a fashion that preserves and emphasizes natural flavors.” (Labensky, Hause, Martel 6),"Culinary Periods." . N.p.,

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    “Too much water is poison for flower seeds.” When I was in elementary school, this words made me shocked. I believed that the more I watered them, the more beautifully the flowers would bloom, so actually, I gave a lot of water to my flowers. However, because of my “too much care”, I failed to grow them. Like this phrase, when we care about something “too much”, it can be a poison. Of course, there are many cases, but I think the most serious one is parent’s “too much care”, in other words

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    When you meet someone new, it's really exciting. The feelings of love and euphoria are high and this makes you feel good. Sharing your life with another person is an exciting experience. It's even more exciting when you're compatible with this person. In order to figure out if you're compatible with a potential partner, the dating period is necessary. Dating allows you to learn the quirks, likes and dislikes of another person. You'll also learn whether or not you like spending quality time with them

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    his high-end, grey Bentley. At their house my Nonna had prepared us an afternoon “snack” in the back yard. It was linguine and clam sauce. Steaming hot and salty like the sea, it was the best dish I had ever tasted. I associate that taste now with love. Linguine and clams instantly became my favorite dish, and I have had the privilege to try it around the world, from the Fish Market in San Diego to century-old restaurants in Portugal. However, I have never tasted any

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    for seven consecutive days has opened my eyes in many ways. To start off, I am an 18 year old female in college who eats what I crave but tries to eat heathy. I exercise whenever my heart desires which is not often, but I am a full time nanny who loves a 7 month old and a 2 year old. Pushing a stroller containing a tiny human weighing around 20 pounds is my daily activity, going on walks to the park is our favorite activity during the day, if we can make it without melting on the sidewalk before

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    LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE

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    Paper: Women & Relationships Esquivel showed love in a whole other aspect from life in the movie and novel “Like Water for Chocolate”. This movie and novel is about monthly installments with recipes, romances, and home remedies. Love was very powerful and changed everybody’s life, it kept some people around, made some people leave and it even made some people die. Love is something that can take over someone’s mind, soul and body. When two people are in love no one and nothing can get in the way of those

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    towards the marriage of Rosaura to the love of her life, Pedro, affects the guests in the wedding who were “wailing over a lost love.” (39) The role of food and culinary skills is evident in the excerpt and can be connected to the overall theme of the novel. Esquivel relates food to the mood Tita is currently facing. Tita’s sorrow and hopeless love affects her cooking techniques and creates a cake that ironically is supposed to represent and symbolize love and the devotion of marriage, instead

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    content each day. The moment us grandkids walked into our grandparents house we were welcomed by a heartwarming hug by the each of them. More times than not we would smell grandma’s cooking which made all of our stomachs growl for the delicious food. Grandpa would joke about how he wouldn’t survive without the cooking from his beautiful wife.

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    The sound of pans hitting other pans. The dough getting in between your hands. The smell of cookies.The passion that drives someone to make a wedding cake for a special occasion. It is this passion, this love for baking that makes me want to become a pastry chef. Currently I am a senior in high school, in the Culinary Arts program. It is through this program, that I found this wild and crazy, almost insane passion, but to me it makes all the sense in the world. I want to be able to make the best

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    easier to remove with a spoon or piece of bread. Measure Without Mess- Measuring any kind of sticky substance can be a messy experience. Getting it all into its destination is hard and cleanup isn't the most fun of activities. Instead spray a light cooking oil or warm water on the inside of your measuring device to ensure a perfectly clean

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