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If we decide to go on fast and we don’t eat anything for a week, then we would probably feel hungry, little thinner and maybe weak. But if we deprive ourself of a sleep for seven days, we won’t be able to function at all...If we try to guess which activity is so important for us that we devote almost one-third of our time for it, probably the first things that come to our mind are...
Kitchen secrets/Cooking tips
Quick Cooling of Pastry Cream
Pastry cream and puddings come off the stove hot but must be cooled to room temperature, or even chilled, before they can be used.By maximizing the surface area from which steam can escape, you will speed up the process.
1.Spread the pastry cream or pudding across a rimmed baking sheet that has been covered with plastic wrap.
2.Once the pastry cream or pudding has been spread to the edges of the pan, cover it with another piece of wrap to keep a skin from forming.Snip a number of holes in the plastic wrap to allow steam to escape.
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Green Eating
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Grow your own
In the garden, in the greenhouse, in the window box, or something fancier. Even urbanites can get quite a bit of good eats from not much space.
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Sara, my 24-year-old daughter, was lamenting about how lonely and isolated she felt in the big city. She told us that she was seriously considering spending a good chunk of money for a puppy so there would be someone to greet her when she came home from work.
However, her roommate, Janea, didn’t want a dog in their apartment. “Give me a thousand dollars,” she suggested, “and I’ll bark at you when you come home!”
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