March 6th, 2010 by kidbkidnpiwt
Food-borne illnesses cost the United States an estimated 2 billion every year in health-related expenses, a great deal more than previously thought, a new report contends.
Sandra Eskin – Director of Food Safety at Washington's Pew Charitable Trust explained to a recent press conference.
These health-related costs incorporate physician services, hospital services, medicines and in addition quality-of-life losses, such as death, pain, suffering and disability.
From Business Week
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March 5th, 2010 by kidbkidnpiwt
A 92 year old Port Orange Florida man, who crashed his car into the side wall of the Biscuits n Gravy eatery suffering minor injuries in the process, climbed out and ate breakfast at the restaurant. Accident investigators speculate that he hit the gas instead of the break pedal!
Source: www. wesh.com/news/22157235/detail.html
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March 5th, 2010 by kidbkidnpiwt
The Couponsherpa web site contains an incredible list of forty eating challenges that would explode the typical diner's belly into outer space! You ought be a meat lover though – the challenge is almost all meat based and vary from eating monster burgers to titanic pizzas and steaks. You might think yourself as the equivalent of a black hole, but are you also swift eater? These meals are against the clock: if you don't beat the clock, you pay-up.
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February 4th, 2010 by kidbkidnpiwt
Valentines day is one of those regular peaks in demand for restaurant managers. The economic crisis might mean more candles are lit at home instead of on bistro tables, leaving bosses short-changed.
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February 3rd, 2010 by kidbkidnpiwt
An alarming story in the New York Times describes how it discovered a lot of misleading calorie information on frozen-meal packets and fast-food restaurant menus. Researchers analysed data on packaging from ten supermarkets and twenty nine restaurant menus.
Site: www. nytimes.com
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February 2nd, 2010 by kidbkidnpiwt
Countertop ovens derive from generic stoves. Extra efficient in dimension and energy proficient countertop ovens are a more efficient way to prepare meals.
A good countertop oven will have several functions such as warming, baking, broiling and toasting. Many countertop ovens will switch off following a set time because of the in-built timer system. This enhances energy saving and safety.
Most countertop ovens have room for a medium-to-large pizza tray or a large baking tray. So even though this type of oven is efficient in size, it is by no means too little to make use of for preparing your favourite foods.
When purchasing a countertop oven you ought to be looking for one which comes with all the correct utensils. It should be equipped with a crumb tray, pizza tray, baking tray, broil grid, a rack and handle.
Countertop ovens can also possess an convection option. Convection ovens comprise a fan which circulates hot air inside the oven.
Convection cooking is very effective so be certain to turn the thermometer down by about 20 degrees Centigrade / 65 Fahrenheit and look at the food a bit sooner than you would with other oven types – 10 minutes should be fine.
Countertop ovens provide a number of advantages, including financial. E.g.:
- Cooking time is less, often lowered by as much as 35%, which in turn saves money.
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It additionally saves on space in the kitchen allowing you to potentially re-vamp your kitchen.
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This style of oven reduces the need for extra cooking pans, negating much cleaning time.
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The inside of the oven is easy to clean due to the removable racks and the fitted glass door.
Be sure to check-out our countertop convection oven site.
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February 1st, 2010 by kidbkidnpiwt
As a guy I sometimes need a bit of help with cooking. I'm OK in the kitchen, but I just need inspiration now and then. So I looked for a few handy cooking tips and I came across a number spread around the web. The list is not complete but hopefully it will be of use.
Some of the tips are to do with oven cooking e.g. roasting meat. There are many different kinds of oven. For example wood pizza ovens are a type of oven found in a restaurant. A specfic style might be the deck oven which is in the main used for cooking foodstuffs such as bread and pizza. Here in this article we mean the oven found in an ordinary residence kitchen.
Cooking Tips – I trust you find them effective.
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Carrots can make good substitutes for sauces if one wants to sweeten their food.
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A scrumptious gravy can be made from roasting juices, so conserve them for later!
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Initial preparation is the secret to employ if one wants to have an comfortable time as they cook.
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Want to avoid soggy broccoli? Don't over-cook it!
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It is not sensible to cleanse mushrooms with running water as they typically soak up the water. One should wipe them with a cloth.
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The potato ricer is a very neat tool, specially if you desire to make the best mash potato
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Salad can be diversified by making use of some red leaves.
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Soggy lettuce looks terrible. To avoid this use a salad spinner.
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The best type of vegetable steamer is one which has the ability to fold and sit inside a pan.
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You can use a teaspoon of dried of Rosemary leaves as a replacement for a table spoon of fresh Rosemary.
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In order to keep the juices within roasting meat and avoid the meat from drying-out, ensure you pre-heat the oven before you cook the meat. This sear the exterior of the meat.
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The size of the pan should have room for all the ingredients plus a little more room for stirring etc.
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When pureeing vegetables for soup think about using a hand blender because this way you do not have to take the ingredients to the food processor.
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When rotating steak, tongs and spatulas are the best apparatus as opposed to forks.
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Wine that the cook never drinks should never be use in cooking.
If you run a restaurant or fast-food outlet be sure to read the blog post here: Five ways to get new customers.

Reference: Deck Oven Suppliers .
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February 1st, 2010 by kidbkidnpiwt
New York City Department of Health Mental Hygiene issued a collection of guidelines to propose a voluntary salt cutback in pre-packaged and restaurant foods, according to FoodConsumer. Food industry experts have advised the NYC's health department.

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January 18th, 2010 by kidbkidnpiwt
Welcome to Just Blog Me. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!
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