1. McDougall Wellness Center FESTIVE holiday cooking FOR VEGANS. SHOPPING LIST Sugar or maple syrup can be used in place of the honey for those concerned about exploiting the honey bees. http://www.drmcdougall.com/holidaycooking.html

FESTIVE HOLIDAY COOKING FOR VEGANS SHOPPING LIST Sugar or maple syrup can be used in place of the honey for those concerned about exploiting the honey bees. CANNED AND PACKAGED PRODUCTS 1 loaf whole wheat bread 5 cans vegetable broth 2 cans pumpkin 1 jar applesauce 1 large package soy or rice milk 1 jar honey 1 container Wonderslim Low-Fat Cocoa Powder 1 box fat-free vanilla wafers 1 jar pure maple syrup 1 8 ounce package seitan 1 10 ounce bag frozen petite onions 1 4 ounce can chopped green chilies 3 packages Mori-Nu Lite Silken Tofu-Extra Firm FRESH INGREDIENTS 4 onions 2 stalks celery 1 clove garlic 12 potatoes 1 bell pepper (green or red) 3 carrots 2 ears corn 2 yams 1 small pumpkin 2 medium-large pumpkins SEASONINGS AND SPICES TO HAVE ON HAND Tabasco sauce Curry powder Soy sauce Vanilla Whole wheat flour Ground cinnamon Cornstarch Pumpkin pie spice Parsley flakes Ground ginger Thyme Ground cloves Sage Chili powder Marjoram Bay leaves

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3. Regular Food Columns Jewish holiday cooking Louise Fiszer Jeannette Ferrary. Passover. MatzohPitzah? Louise recounts her family s traditional Passover menu. http://www.sallys-place.com/food/columns/fiszer/fiszer_menu.htm

Jewish Holiday Cooking Passover Matzoh-Pitzah? Louise recounts her family's traditional Passover menu. Hanukkah Includes recipes for a perfect evening. Succoth: A Harvest Holiday A holiday celebrating the bounty of the earth. Rosh Hashanah Favorite recipes for the Jewish New Year. Visit Our Sponsors Sally's Tours San Francisco Ferry Building Marketplace Joshua Grindle Inn Mendocino, CA Amazon Coupon Codes Mendocino Luxury Inn MacCallum House Chantal Newport News Clothing HP Computer Deals Prescription Pharmacy ... Private Cooking Classes Great gift idea! Professional cooking classes in your own home (if you live in the San Francisco Bay Area). advertise with us! A World of Chocolate! Eating History Food Tales Jewish Holiday Cooking Monthly Market Basket Entertaining: Simple to Sophisticated Herbs Meat Matters ... Tips for Beginning Cooks Register for Sally's monthly newsletters Updates, Mendocino, Monterey.

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HOLIDAY COOKING Fancy dips, tempting hors d'oeuvres, inviting canapes, delightful desserts, the Thanksgiving turkeythe holidays are filled with scrumptious culinary delights. Don't ruin the holidays, though, with food poisoning. Avoid Foodborne Illness During the holidays or anytime, refrain from eating certain foods. Such foods as raw oysters; egg drinks, mousse or bread pudding, unless made with pasteurized eggs or an egg substitute; soft-boiled eggs; steak tartare; and rare or medium hamburger can harbor bacteria that cause food poisoning. It is particularly important that young children, the elderly, pregnant women and those who are ill or whose immune systems are compromised not eat raw or undercooked animal products or raw oysters unless they have consulted their physicians. Most Food Poisonings Are Preventable Follow two very important rules: Keep hot food hot and cold food cold. And keep everything in the kitchen clean. Cooking food to a temperature of at least 165 degrees Fahrenheit (F) kills most bacteria that cause food poisoning. Keep cooked foods that are not served immediately at a holding temperature between 140 degrees and 165 degrees F. Do not leave food unrefrigerated longer than two hours or the chances of bacterial growth increase. Most bacteria get into food through careless handling. Be sure to follow these simple steps:

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Stock your shelves with cookbooks from our Book Review section. Click here Hanukkah by Louise Fiszer The twinkling candles in the menorah shed a lovely light on the elegantly set table. Children's faces are a study in joyful anticipation of nightly, small gifts. Aromas from the kitchen predict an especially appealing meal. This year, the first night of Hanukkah, one of the prettiest and most festive Jewish holidays is December 19, 2003. Hanukkah is a time for family and friends to gather around the table to commemorate the rededication of the temple of Jerusalem by lighting a candle each of eight nights. Eating foods that are cooked in oil, such as the much beloved potato latke, is also very much a part of the celebration. This represents the small measure of oil the Jews had centuries ago when defending the Temple. Miraculously the oil lasted for eight days. I've centered this menu around potato latkes, the culinary symbol of Hanukkah, and have tried to balance it with dishes that use little or no oil. This relieves one of some guilt in taking an extra plateful of the delicious latkes. Begin with a hearty bowl of Mushroom Barley Soup perfect for a chilly evening. Accompany the crispy latkes with a colorfully seasonal and healthy Spinach and Tangerine Salad. Let guests help themselves to toppings of tart apple sauce or sour cream for the latkes. Finish with an ethereal, low-fat almond ginger torte for the adults and Hanukkah cookie cut outs (dreidels, menorahs) for the kids.

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var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" VEGETARIAN HOLIDAY COOKING Hello and Welcome! I think the most interesting vegetarian cooking comes around holidays. It is during festive occastions, we get to use our imagination to fill up a table (and our tummies :) ). I have provided for one and all to enjoy this vegetarian holiday internet resource page. I am constantly updating this page so stop by often :) Updates (May 2000) Well i have decided to change the look a bit.... Click here from the shiny new FRAMES Version I have been working on trying to make sure all the links are updated. I have added many new ones to the The Vegetarian Entertaining Page A big reception or party to plan? Some veggie resources at The Vegetarian Entertaining Page or how about something to talk about at the Humor Page As always, more exciting stuff to come...stay tuned ...and Happy Holidays! PS.... I have aimed for as many vegan recipes as i could find, but several are ovo-lacto, and when appropriate i have mentioned some suggestions for vegan-izing the recipes. Here are some recommendations for replacing milk or eggs eggs replacements Dairy replacements (on the side of this page, are lots of other replacements too!

16. Regular Food Columns Jewish holiday cooking. Louise Fiszer Jeannette Ferrary Food Tales. Jewish holiday cooking. Monthly Market Basket http://www.bpe.com/food/columns/fiszer/fiszer_menu.htm

Jewish Holiday Cooking Passover Matzoh-Pitzah? Louise recounts her family's traditional Passover menu. Hanukkah Includes recipes for a perfect evening. Succoth: A Harvest Holiday A holiday celebrating the bounty of the earth. Rosh Hashanah Favorite recipes for the Jewish New Year. Visit Our Sponsors Sally's Tours San Francisco Ferry Building Marketplace Joshua Grindle Inn Mendocino, CA Amazon Coupon Codes Mendocino Luxury Inn MacCallum House Chantal Newport News Clothing HP Computer Deals Prescription Pharmacy ... Private Cooking Classes Great gift idea! Professional cooking classes in your own home (if you live in the San Francisco Bay Area). advertise with us! A World of Chocolate! Eating History Food Tales Jewish Holiday Cooking Monthly Market Basket Entertaining: Simple to Sophisticated Herbs Meat Matters ... Tips for Beginning Cooks Register for Sally's monthly newsletters Updates, Mendocino, Monterey.

17. Suggestions For Holiday Cooking For Diabetics ALTERNATIVE holiday cooking FOR DIABETICS SUGGESTED. MANHATTAN It s official now the holidays are here. Tis the season of excesses http://www.mediarelations.ksu.edu/WEB/News/NewsReleases/listdiabeticook.html

ALTERNATIVE HOLIDAY COOKING FOR DIABETICS SUGGESTED MANHATTAN It's official now: the holidays are here. 'Tis the season of excesses: lots of hustle and bustle, numerous social events, shop-till-you-drop gift buying excursions, time and money shortages, travel and endless occasions for food and drink. It's an enjoyable, yet stressful time of year, especially if holiday foods don't fit into a modified diet for diabetes. "We all need a plan to get through the holidays, but it's even more important for those with such a serious medical condition as diabetes," said Diane Sanders, nutrition education extension assistant at Kansas State University. "The basic plan for controlling diabetes involves balancing food, activity and medication." According to Sanders, food is a major part of the balancing act. Meal planning is essential for good diabetic control since food, activity and medication work together to control blood sugar levels. The meal plan that your diabetes educator and dietitian work out for you will help you to know what to eat, how much to eat and when to eat. Fitting holiday foods and eating times into your normal schedule is very important. Try to eat holiday meals within one hour of regular meal times. The first step is to be sure that you know your diet prescription well. If not, carry a small pocket reference. Consult it when you don't know which offerings from the buffet table will fit your needs best. It is easier to bypass the high-fat, high-sugar treats now because healthy eating is more popular and more people are watching what they eat. Remember that portion size is as important as food selection.

18. Allrecipes Recipe Index Seasonal And Holiday Cooking Acorn Squash Submitted by Terry Sweet and buttery squash this is quick and easy and my family loves it. • More recipes like http://www.allrecipes.com/directory/26.asp

Allrecipes Recipe Index Seasonal and Holiday Cooking Fall Holidays Spring Summer ... Acorn Squash Submitted by: Terry Sweet and buttery squash - this is quick and easy and my family loves it. More recipes like this 41 Ratings 32 Reviews this top-rated recipe featured In Allrecipes Cookbooks Addictive Sweet Potato Burritos Submitted by: Karena These unusual burritos are made with sweet potatoes, spices and kidney beans. They freeze well, and can be deep fried instead of baked. More recipes like this 257 Ratings 192 Reviews Help with Healthy Eating ... Banana Pumpkin Bread Submitted by: Matzahball With lots of cinnamon and pie spices, this recipe will give you a sensational pumpkin bread with banana added for richness and even deeper flavor. More recipes like this 44 Ratings 34 Reviews Borscht II Submitted by: Marge Cross cut beef shank forms the broth for this hot borscht with cabbage, carrots and celery. More recipes like this 4 Ratings 4 Reviews Easy Beef Pie Submitted by: Andrew Ayers Sauteed stew meat is combined with red wine, canned vegetables, and canned beef gravy, then placed in a pastry shell and topped with a second pastry shell for baking. More recipes like this 6 Ratings 6 Reviews Hearty Meatball Soup I Submitted by: Gayle Wagner Ground turkey is used for the meatballs in this hearty, easy soup. It's a quick, filling main dish in the winter months.

19. Food Safety Initiative Activity - Home holiday cooking Keeping it Safe! As the holidays approach we like to celebrate by entertaining friends and family, throwing parties, and preparing feasts. http://www.cdc.gov/foodsafety/holidaycook.htm

Food Safety Office CDC's role FAQs Hot topics Search ... About us Home Diseases/Pathogens Environmental Hazards Foods and high-risk groups Outbreak investigations ... Check back for links to conference presenations and post conference reports. Holiday Cooking: Keeping it Safe! As the holidays approach we like to celebrate by entertaining friends and family, throwing parties, and preparing feasts. From the buffet table to the office party, food moves center stage throughout the holiday season. Be sure to keep food safe by following basic food safety steps... Clean : Wash hands and food-contact surfaces often. Bacteria can spread throughout the kitchen and get onto cutting boards, knives, sponges, and counter tops. Separate : Don't cross-contaminatedon't let bacteria spread from one food product to another. This is especially true for raw meat, poultry and seafood. Keep these foods and their juices away from ready-to-eat foods. Cook : Cook to proper temperatures . Foods are properly cooked when they are heated for a long enough time and at a high enough temperature to kill the harmful bacteria that cause foodborne illness. Chill : Refrigerate promptly. Refrigerate foods quickly keeps most harmful bacteria from growing and multiplying. Refrigerators should be set at 40 F and the freezer at F, and the accuracy of the settings should be checked occasionally with a thermometer.

20. USDA Teaches Turkey Basics For Safe Holiday Cooking News Release. Susan Conley (202) 7207943 Carol Blake (202) 720-9113. USDA Teaches Turkey Basics for Safe holiday cooking. WASHINGTON, Nov. http://www.fsis.usda.gov/OA/news/2001/tbasics.htm

Food Safety and Inspection Service United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C. 20250-3700 News Release Susan Conley (202) 720-7943 Carol Blake (202) 720-9113 USDA Teaches Turkey Basics for Safe Holiday Cooking WASHINGTON, Nov. 8, 2001 - A large crowd to cook for, a big bird to roast, and to many cooks in the kitchen can lead to foodborne illness from holiday dining. But handling and cooking a turkey needn’t be an illness waiting to happen. "Following basic USDA recommendations will help ensure safe, confident cooking and prevent foodborne illness for diners," says Susan Conley, director of Food Safety Education Staff for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. "We get a lot of calls to the USDA Meat & Poultry Hotline around the holidays because people are preparing turkeys and other meats sometimes for the first time. And often they’re preparing food for larger numbers of folks, so we give them the basics." A whole turkey is a large bird to handle; however, the basics of thawing, handling, and roasting it to a safe temperature are easy things to do. Safe Thawing For thawing in cold water, allow about 30 minutes per pound. Be sure the turkey is in leak-proof packaging and submerge it in cold tap water. Change the water every 30 minutes until the turkey thaws.

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