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    certain similar aspects if you look closer. One obvious difference between Germany and China is the food habit. German tends to have cool food for breakfast, which comprises bread, cheese and cold meat like ham and salami, whereas the Chinese tend to have hot food at the beginning of the day, such as congee, which is a thick, white porridge made of rice and water.

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    like little cabbages. It consist of water, milk, half water or milk, shortening, salt, bread flour, and eggs”(Gisslen, p279, ch12). Making dough from scratch can be a tricky process. To make bread will include having flour. The best flour to use will be bread flour. Bread flour is also called wheat flour; since there are a variety of flours it is best to become knowledgeable of which flour is being used. Bread flour is slightly coarse when rubbed between the fingers, if it is squeezed into a lump

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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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    again and re-do the delight of a sandwich. To make a fresh,tasty pb and j sandwich, you will first need your ingredients so you can make your sandwich. Necessary ingredients for the sandwich are, peanut butter, jam, and bread. Once you

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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

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    Back in 1981, my dad, uncle, aunt and grandpa all helped work on building a shack in the middle of the woods. At the time it was built, none of them could have imagined what it would mean to the family today. I bet, back during that summer, they were only concerned with where the deer were, but although the deer have moved on from that area, the shack still sees widespread use. Now days, we use it for a place to sleep before going out duck hunting because of the Willow River and the many logans that

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    dairy products or confectionery, in bakery it is still relatively underdeveloped. Bread is one such important staple food and the most widely consumed bakery product all over the world. In bread making, the use of white flour (refined) has been increased with an aim of improving the aesthetic value of white bread, which in-turn led to drastic reduction in the nutritional density and fiber content when compared to bread made from whole grain cereals. In recent years, cereals and its ingredients such

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    with Pita bread and Hummus. Thyme ZA’ATAR RECIPE Cooking/Preparation Time: 10 minutes (drying for 2 weeks) Yield: 4 Servings Equipment: String, Drying area, Spice grinder, 2 Bowls, Large knife, Convection oven Serving Dish: Spice jar Cost per Portion: R15.00 Nutritional Value (per 100g): o Carbohydrate: 6g o Protein: 27g o Fat: 1g Ingredients: • 125ml fresh thyme • 60ml sesame seeds, lightly toasted • 30ml dried sumac, ground • 2ml sea salt • 25ml extra virgin olive oil • 4 pita breads Method:

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    Grilled Cheese Recipe

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    and the bread has to be as crispy as possible. My sister and I would research recipes and try dozens of different techniques. It took awhile and a lot of slices of bread but we did finally make the perfect recipe. The cheese was very melty and the bread was very crispy but not burnt at

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    Very often you have the impression that you'll die of hunger. But that feeling does not have to reflect the actual need for food, but only a desire to correct the mood. If you do not have physical signs of hunger, it means that you are not really hungry, but only you have an irresistible desire to eat something. Why do you eat when you're not hungry? - Boring you. - Dissatisfied with what you're doing (at home or at work), and use every opportunity to bite something to himself afforded a moment

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