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Vegetables –– The preparation and cooking of vegetables.

Fish –– Five methods of cooking fish are discussed in this article.

International Pancakes Collection –– Discover the various ways pancakes are made around the world.

101 Ways to Reduce Calories with Equal® –– Kitchen tested recipes plus tips using Equal brand sweetener.

Simple Garnishes –– Garnishes can be very simple, taking only a few minutes, and can make the world of difference.

Soups –– A stimulant to prepare the stomach for the heavier food.

Vegetable Soups –– General directions for vegetable soups made without stock.

Afternoon Tea –– Slow down your busy day with an afternoon tea.

Fruits –– Have a fruitful day making Jellies and Juice.

Natural Foods –– Ice Cream, Fruits and Nuts can be prepared with no cooking required.

Corn –– Corn, Popcorn, Sugar and Caramel.

101 Ways to Cook Chicken –– Prepare an assortment of meals using Chicken with these great recipes.

Using Leftover Ham and Bacon –– Add some mustard sauce to cooked ham for a tasty feast.

Using Leftover Veal and Pork –– You can make an excellent meal with leftover roast pork and veal.

Using Leftover Poultry –– Give your roaster a second chance with these 19 poultry left-over recipes.

Using Leftover Beef –– 26 recipes offer ways to convert yesterdays beef into todays delicious meal.

Using Leftover Cheese –– 21 delicious cheese filled recipes will ensure never a morsel is wasted.

Vegetables –– Any part; root, tuber, bulb, flower, leaf, fruit or seed; can be a good source for vitamins and minerals.

Bread –– Bread is a form of food made from the meal or flour of certain grains.

Stews –– A stew usually has vegetables and dumplings cooked with the meat.

Meat –– Good beef should be bright-red when first cut, well marbled with yellowish fat, and with a thick outside layer of fat. Illustrated.

Batters –– Science is used to lighten up a simple flour and liquid mixture.

Water –– Water plays one of the most important roles in the nutrition of the body, and ranks next to oxygen as a supporter of life.

Lobsters –– Select lobsters from one to two pounds in weight and well filled out with meat.

Rice –– Rice keeps for a long time, takes but little room, is clean, easily cooked, and a convenient substitute for potato.