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All               Recipes               at               http://allrecipes.com/               is               one               of               my               favorite               cooking               sites.

This               site               has               a               wealth               of               good               information               for               any               good               cook.

It               also               has               many               helps               for               those               just               learning               their               way               around               the               kitchen.

All               Recipes               has               divided               all               of               its               recipes               into               twenty-six               cookbooks               titled               beverages,               main               dishes,               kids,               cookies,               bread,               cakes               and               so               on.

It               also               has               a               cookbook               for               each               of               the               major               holidays.

I               found               many               good               recipes               for               Thanksgiving               and               Christmas               on               this               site.

Every               holiday               has               featured               receipts               with               holiday               celebration               ideas.
               All               Recipes               has               many               sections               for               every               kind               of               special               diets               .

A               person               can               find               recipes               for               sugar               free               diets               and               vegetarian               diets.

When               I               wanted               a               larger               variety               of               salads               and               other               kinds               of               recipes               for               waight               loss,               I               turned               to               All               Recipes.
               Subscribers               to               this               site               submit               each               recipe.

Many               recipes               are               rated               by               those               of               us               who               have               made               them.

Recipes               are               rated               by               taste,               time               to               prepare,               child               friendly,               and               how               easy               it               is               to               prepare.

These               ratings               are               a               fail               safe               help               when               it               comes               to               choosing               just               which               new               recipe               you               want               to               try.

I               never               found               it               to               fail               me.

If               the               recipe               has               been               given               a               high               rating               by               several               other               people,               it               will               be               given               a               high               rating               by               your               family.
               All               recipes               list               the               number               of               servings               it               makes               but               All               Recipes               adds               a               feature               that               scales               it               up.

Have               you               found               a               chili               recipe               that               will               make               ten               servings               but               you               have               thirty-five               people               coming               for               dinner?

Scroll               down               to               the               place               where               you               can               scale               it               up.

Put               thirty-five               in               the               space               indicated               and               click               and               in               no               time               you               have               will               have               a               recipe               that               will               make               thirty-five               servings.
               Each               recipe               also               includes               all               of               the               nutrition               information               you               want.

It               lists               the               calories,               grams               of               protein,               total               fat,               sodium,               cholesterol,               carbohydrates               and               fiber               for               each               serving.

Each               recipe               can               be               converted               to               metric               or               from               metric               to               standard.

You               can               even               email               a               recipe               to               a               friend               or               send               it               as               a               recipe               ecard.

You               can               print               each               recipe               as               a               3X5               or               4X6               recipe               card.
               Another               feature               I               really               like               is               the               personal               recipe               box.

If               you               find               a               recipe               you               really               like,               you               can               click               a               link               and               it               is               added               to               your               personal               recipe               box.

The               recipe               box               can               be               categorized.

There               you               can               rate               the               recipes,               add               notes               and               put               them               on               a               shopping               list.
               That               shopping               list               is               a               wonderful               convince.

If               you               decide               that               you               want               to               make               this               recipe               or               that               one               this               week,               you               can               click               "Add               to               Shopping               List."               Then               you               can               print               the               list               and               take               with               you.

You               can               be               sure               that               you               will               have               everything               you               need               to               make               that               recipe               when               it               is               time               to               cook.
               All               Recipes               has               many               other               helpful               features.

There               is               always               a               recipe               of               the               day               and               a               top               ten               list.

There               is               a               reference               section               that               answers               questions               about               food               terms,               substitutions               and               conversions.

There               is               a               step               by               step               section               that               has               simple               instructions               and               photographs               to               help               you               learn               new               recipes.

There               is               also               a               Know               How               section               that               has               articles               for               cooks.

Many               of               these               know               how               articles               have               videos.
               All               Recipe               also               has               newsletters.

One               of               them               is               What's               Cooking,               a               weekly               email               that               will               have               the               newest               recipes.

Another               is               Recipe               Notes;               a               semi-monthly               newsletter               loaded               with               seasonal               cooking               advice,               recipes               and               meal               ideas.

The               newest               one               is               Healthy               Bites.

Sign               up               for               as               many               as               you               want.
               This               is               a               great               site               for               anyone               who               likes               to               cook.






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    It's               wintertime               again!

    The               time               of               year               when               the               days               are               short               and               the               air               is               cold               and               dry.

    The               frigid               temperatures,               lack               of               sunlight,               leftover               holiday               stress               and               the               risk               of               catching               cold               or               the               flu               may               leave               you               feeling               lethargic               and               unwilling               to               get               out.

    Luckily,               there               are               natural               ways               to               battle               the               bothersome               effects               of               winter               with               vitamins               and               minerals.

    Vitamin               D:               Vitamin               D,               an               incredibly               important               vitamin,               is               known               best               for               being               essential               for               Calcium               absorption               and               bone               health.

    However,               recent               studies               have               linked               Vitamin               D               deficiency               to               a               variety               of               ailments               from               depression               to               colon               cancer.

    Vitamin               D               can               also               help               regulate               the               immune               system               and               the               neuromuscular               system,               so               it               can               be               a               great               help               in               defending               against               those               pesky               cold               and               flu               germs               this               winter.
                   Because               your               body               makes               Vitamin               D               only               after               being               exposed               to               the               sun,               you               may               want               to               consider               either               supplementing               this               vitamin               or               eating               foods               that               contain               it               since               you're               likely               not               getting               the               solar               exposure               you               would               in               the               spring               or               summer.

    Foods               to               think               about               include               salmon,               tuna,               mushrooms,               egg               yolks,               cheese               and,               of               course,               milk.1
                   Vitamin               C:               Great               for               promoting               skin               health               and               immunity,               Vitamin               C               is               a               necessary               vitamin               for               winter               because               it               gives               your               immune               system               a               huge               boost,               helps               you               feel               more               energetic               and               will               keep               your               skin               softer               in               the               dry               atmosphere.

    It               also               has               a               reputation               for               providing               relief               from               the               common               cold,               a               huge               benefit               if               in               anyone's               book.
                   Citric               foods,               such               as               oranges,               contain               this               vitamin.

    Other               foods               to               add               to               your               diet               for               more               Vitamin               C               are               broccoli,               cantaloupe,               red               cabbage,               green               peppers               and               kiwi.

    Orange               juice               and               tomato               juice               are               also               high               in               Vitamin               C.

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                   Niacin:               Also               known               as               Vitamin               B3,               Niacin               can               be               effective               in               battling               Seasonal               Affective               Disorder               or               even               just               mild               "winter               blues."               This               vitamin               has               proven               to               alleviate               some               of               the               depression               symptoms               you               may               feel               during               the               winter               months.
                   Foods               heavy               in               Niacin               include               salmon,               pork,               chicken,               dried               peas               and               beans,               and               whole               grains.

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                   Vitamin               B12:               B12               is               another               great               vitamin               for               battling               depression               and               fatigue               in               the               wintertime.

    It               can               also               help               prevent               irrational               anger               and               obsessive-compulsive               behavior.

    If               you               don't               get               enough               of               it,               you               can               develop               pernicious               anemia,               a               fatal               illness,               so               be               sure               to               get               it               in               your               diet.
                   Have               some               liver,               meat,               fish,               eggs               or               milk               to               get               your               B12               fix               since               it               comes               from               animal               products.

    If               you               are               a               vegetarian               or               vegan,               you               may               want               to               look               into               a               supplement,               so               talk               to               your               doctor               for               recommendations4.
                   Folic               Acid:               Another               B               vitamin,               Folic               Acid               is               important               for               metabolism               and               cell               growth.

    Like               B12,               Folic               Acid               can               help               alleviate               the               fatigue               and               depression               some               of               us               experience               during               the               dark,               cold               winter               days.

    As               an               added               benefit,               if               you               are               pregnant,               Folic               Acid               can               help               prevent               premature               labor               and               reduce               the               risk               of               birth               defects               involving               the               baby's               brain               and               spine.
                   Natural               folate               sources               are               leafy               green               vegetables,               bananas,               lemons,               melons,               beans,               lentils,               peas               and               certain               fortified               products.

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                   Vitamin               E:               Want               to               avoid               dry               winter               skin?

    Use               Vitamin               E.

    Vitamin               E               is               great               for               your               skin               and               eyes               plus,               it               will               give               your               immune               system               a               boost               as               well.
                   Chow               down               on               some               eggs,               nuts,               spinach               and               vegetable               oils               for               a               diet               rich               in               Vitamin               E.

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                   Vitamin               A:               Much               like               Vitamin               E,               Vitamin               A               is               important               for               healthy               skin               and               eyes               and               also               works               to               strengthen               immunity.

    It               has               been               proven               effective               against               various               skin               problems               like               acne               and               wrinkles               also,               so               there               is               that               added               benefit.
                   Good               sources               of               Vitamin               A               are               liver,               eggs,               whole               milk,               and               fortified               skim               milk               and               cereals.

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                   Zinc:               Zinc               helps               the               body               heal               wounds               and               fight               infection.

    As               one               of               the               best               minerals               for               a               strong               immune               system,               it               has               also,               as               of               late,               become               accepted               as               a               treatment               for               the               common               cold               though               evidence               of               this               claim               is               controversial.

    Regardless,               it               is               a               key               to               better               immunity               in               the               wintertime.
                   You'll               find               zinc               in               such               food               as               red               meats,               poultry,               beans               and               nuts,               oysters,               whole               grains               and               fortified               cereals.

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                   Omega-3               Fatty               Acids:               To               boost               health               and               lower               depression               in               winter,               make               sure               you               get               enough               Omega-3               Fatty               Acids.

    These               are               not               just               beneficial               but               are               essential               to               our               body's               well               being.

    Since               we               cannot               make               them               ourselves,               we               need               to               be               certain               to               get               enough               in               our               diets.
                   To               do               that,               eat               fish               such               as               salmon,               tuna,               sardines,               mackerel,               bluefish,               herring,               lake               trout               and               sturgeon.

    Other               foods               containing               Omega-3s               include               walnuts,               flax               and               soybeans.

    Flax               seed               oil,               canola               oil,               olive               oil               and               soybean               oil               will               also               add               Omega-3               fatty               acids               to               your               diet.

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                   Iron:               Be               sure               you're               getting               enough               iron               this               winter.

    Because               it               plays               a               key               role               in               the               body's               production               of               red               blood               cells,               the               lethargy               you               may               be               blaming               on               winter               blues               may               actually               be               a               symptom               of               iron               deficiency.
                   To               get               all               the               iron               you               need,               try               to               include               food               such               as               meat,               fish,               poultry,               spinach,               broccoli,               dried               fruits,               nuts,               beans,               peas               and               lentils               in               your               diet.

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                   As               always,               discuss               with               your               doctor               before               taking               vitamin               and               mineral               supplements,               and               remember               it               is               usually               better               to               get               these               vitamins               naturally               (from               food)               than               by               taking               them               in               pill               form.

    Have               a               safe               and               healthy               winter!
                   Sources:
                   1.

    Web               MD:               The               Truth               About               Vitamin               D               www.webmd.com/osteoporosis/features/the-truth-about-vitamin-d
                   2.

    Web               MD:               The               Benefits               of               Vitamin               C               www.webmd.com/diet/guide/the-benefits-of-vitamin-c
                   3:               The               New               York               Times:               Seasonal               Affective               Disorder               health.nytimes.com/health/guides/disease/seasonal-affective-disorder/lifestyle-changes.html
                   4.

    The               Weston               A.

    Prince               Foundation:               Vitamin               B12:               Vital               Nutrient               for               Good               Health               www.westonaprice.org/Vitamin-B12-Vital-Nutrient-for-Good-Health.html
                   5.

    Web               MD:               Folic               Acid:               A               Supplement               for               Pregnant               Women               and               General               Good               Health               www.webmd.com/vitamins-lifestyle-guide/supplement-guide-folic-acid
                   6.

    Web               MD:               Vitamin               E               for               Healthy               Immune               System,               Skin               and               Eyes               www.webmd.com/vitamins-lifestyle-guide/supplement-guide-vitamin-e
                   7.

    Web               MD:               Vitamin               A               (Retinoid)               for               Vision               and               Health               www.webmd.com/vitamins-lifestyle-guide/supplement-guide-vitamin-a
                   8.

    Web               MD:               Zinc               for               Colds,               Rashes               and               Immune               System               www.webmd.com/vitamins-lifestyle-guide/supplement-guide-zinc
                   9.

    Web               MD:               Omega-3               Fatty               Acids               Facts               www.webmd.com/healthy-aging/omega-3-fatty-acids-fact-sheet
                   10.

    GNC:               Iron               gnc.webmd.com/iron






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    Many               people               believe               that               any               kind               of               oil               is               "bad"               and               will               take               all               kinds               of               ridiculous               measures               to               avoid               all               types               of               oil.

    At               the               opposite               extreme               are               those               who               believe               there               is               no               way               to               avoid               getting               too               much               fat               in               the               diet               and               so,               do               nothing               to               moderate               fats,               oils               and               their               effect               on               the               body.

    Of               course,               any               extreme               leads               to               unbalance.

    I               know               that               in               my               other               writings,               I               have               said               there               are               no               bad               foods;               however,               there               are               some               bad               fats,               and               there               are               some               downright               dangerous               fats!

    It               is               extremely               important               to               know               the               difference               between               the               good,               the               bad,               and               the               dangerous               fats.

    There               are               three               types               of               fats               and               oils:               unsaturated               fats,               saturated               fats,               and               trans               fats/hydrogenated               oils.

    Our               bodies               need               good               fats               and               oils.

    They               give               us               energy,               help               us               feel               satisfied               with               our               food.

    They               assist               our               bodies               in               absorbing               vitamins               A,               D,               E,               and               K,               carotenoids               and               other               important               nutrients.

    Good               oils               help               children               and               babies               to               grow               and               develop               properly.

    They               help               adults               to               maintain               good               health.

    They               moisturize               our               skin               and               hair,               pad               our               joints,               and               keep               the               myelin               sheath               of               the               central               nervous               system               properly               coated               so               that               it               can               perform               correctly.
                   Unsaturated               fats               (monounsaturated               and               polyunsaturated)               are               the               good               oils.

    They               include               canola,               flax               seed,               olive,               corn,               safflower,               soybean,               walnut,               peanut,               almond               and               many               other               delicious,               nutritious               organic               oils               that               enhance               your               health               and               well-being               when               used               properly               and               in               moderation.

    These               oils               are               all               liquid               at               room               temperature,               so               you               know               they               will               not               turn               solid               in               your               system               and               clog               up               your               veins.

    You               also               know               that               they               will               work               smoothly               through               your               body               to               lubricate               your               joints,               hair               and               skin               and               keep               your               central               nervous               system               working               properly.

    For               even               more               benefit,               add               Omega               3               Fatty               Acids               to               your               diet               in               the               form               of               fish               oil,               flax               seed               oil,               or               borage               oil               supplements.
                   Saturated               fats               and               trans               fats               are               generally               solid               at               room               temperature.

    They               include               butter,               lard,               margarine,               shortening,               and               the               fat               in               animal               products               like               cheese               and               meat.

    Tropical               vegetable               oils               like               coconut,               palm               kernel,               and               palm               oil               also               contain               saturated               fat.

    While               some               of               these               are               alright               in               very               limited               amounts,               others               should               be               avoided               altogether.

    Margarine,               shortening               and               any               other               hydrogenated               oil               should               be               removed               entirely               from               your               diet.

    Saturated               fats               raise               LDL               (low-density               lipoprotein)               cholesterol               levels               in               the               blood.

    This               contributes               to               heart               disease.

    Hydrogenated               oils               prevent               the               good               oils               from               doing               their               job.

    They               clog               up               your               veins,               and               they               coat               your               myelin               sheath               improperly,               preventing               good               oils               from               coating               it               completely.

    This               can               cause               central               nervous               system               problems               and               has               even               been               said               to               be               a               possible               cause               of               multiple               sclerosis.
                   You               may               be               wondering               exactly               what               trans               fats               are.

    Trans               fat               is               created               by               the               addition               of               hydrogen               to               vegetable               oil.

    This               process,               called               hydrogenation,               turns               liquid               oils               into               solid               fats.

    While               it               does               increase               the               shelf               life               and               flavor               stability               of               foods               that               contain               trans               fats,               it               has               the               undesirable               side               effect               of               making               those               fats               linger               in               your               system               and               gum               up               your               works!

    You               will               find               trans               fat               in               many               products.

    Some               to               watch               out               for               are               vegetable               shortenings,               margarines,               snack               foods               like               crackers,               cookies               and               cakes,               and               even               some               so-called               health               foods               like               nutrition               bars.

    You               will               also               find               trans               fat               in               foods               that               have               been               prepared               with               or               fried               in               partially               hydrogenated               oils.

    As               stated               earlier,               small               amounts               of               trans               fat               can               be               found               naturally,               in               some               animal               products.

    Processed               foods               generally               contain               trans               fat.

    Always               read               the               labels               of               the               foods               you               are               considering               buying.

    If               the               label               says               that               a               food               contains               trans               fats               or               hydrogenated               oils,               pass               it               by.

    Particularly               avoid               rapeseed               oil               and               cottonseed               oil.

    These               are               not               food               products               and               should               not               be               ingested.

    Understand               that,               no               matter               how               careful               you               are,               some               trans               fats               and               hydrogenated               oil               will               slip               into               your               food               plan.

    By               making               the               conscious               choice               of               saying               "No!"               to               it               every               time               you               openly               encounter               it,               you               will               go               a               long               way               toward               keeping               it               out               of               your               system.
                   Moderation               is               achieved               by               making               conscious,               mindful               choices               about               your               food               plan.

    Read               food               labels               and               compare               food               items               when               you               shop.

    Don't               just               mindlessly               throw               things               into               your               cart.

    Read               the               labels               and               make               mindful               choices               about               your               nutrition.

    Choose               items               with               no               or               low               saturated               fats               and               trans               fats.

    When               you               cook,               trim               the               fat               you               can               see               from               meats,               Use               alternative               cooking               methods               whenever               possible               rather               than               frying.

    Choose               eggs               from               hens               that               have               been               fed               a               diet               high               in               Omega               3               Fatty               acids               (and               of               course               choose               free               range               eggs).

    You               may               want               to               try               using               egg               whites               rather               than               whole               eggs               when               it               is               sensible               to               do               so,               for               example               in               baking.

    Don't               do               ridiculous               things               like               eating               egg               white               omelets.

    This               kind               of               silly,               extreme               behavior               is               likely               to               backfire               on               you               and               cause               you               to               binge               on               the               very               thing               you               are               trying               to               manage!

    Use               low-fat               or               fat-free               milk               and               milk               products               in               baking,               you               will               never               know               the               difference.

    If               you               like               them               for               drinking               and               on               your               cereal,               use               them               for               that               as               well.

    When               you               use               oil               rich               foods               like               nuts,               avocados,               olives,               and               fish               that               are               rich               in               oils,               use               common               sense.

    While               they               are               naturally               high               in               beneficial               fats               and               oils,               remember               that               excess,               even               in               good               things,               can               cause               problems.

    Be               moderate               and               sensible               to               create               a               healthy               food               plan               for               yourself               and               to               get               the               most               benefit               from               using               healthy               oils.
                   Interesting               Articles               About               Healthy               Fats               &               Oils:
                   Healthy               Oils:               5               Fruit               Oils
                   http://hubpages.com/hub/Healthy-Oils-5-Fruit-Oils
                   Healthy               Oils:               9               Nut               and               Seed               Oils
                   http://hubpages.com/hub/Healthy-Oils-10-Nut-and-Seed-Oils
                   
                   Healthy               Fat               Keeps               You               Thin
                   http://hubpages.com/hub/Healthy_Fat_Keeps_You_Thin






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