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simple recipe for apple crisp|Cost-Buster Cooking: Enjoy baked apples as French tart or American crisp
It is the ultimately showy apple dessert, but it's really quite easy to make. It's also speedier than a pie because the apples are basically cooked on top of the stove before a final baking. The authentic version is even simpler than this recipe.

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Recipe here: www.joyofbaking.com Stephanie Jaworski of Joyofbaking.com demonstrates how to make an Apple Crisp. Apple crisp belongs to a long line of simple baked desserts that combine fresh fruit with a topping. Cobblers, Crumbles, Grunts, Brown Bettys, Pandowdies, and Crisps may be called old-fashioned and homey but having a dessert of warm baked fruit topped with a tasty crust is hard to resist. Unlike a cobbler that uses a biscuit dough topping, this Apple Crisp uses a streusel-like mixture of flour, white and brown sugars, ground cinnamon, and butter, along with rolled oats and nuts. We welcome comments on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com
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Get Cooking: 150 Simple Recipes to Get You Started in the Kitchen

Do you want to eat really well—not just once in a while, but all the time—but you don't know where to begin?

Are you tired of pizza—as much as you like it—and broke from buying takeout?

Do you love good food—the straightforward, homemade kind—but feel challenged to set up a kitchen, shop for decent equipment and groceries, and tap into a few basic skills that can put a simple roast chicken or vegetarian entrÉe on your dinner table?

If you answer "yes" to these questions, then Get Cooking is for you. Get Cooking is the first book from bestselling cookbook author Mollie Katzen designed specifically for beginners, whether you are just starting to cook for yourself or trying to kick the restaurant habit. Unlike most cookbooks, the goal of Get Cooking is to get you in the kitchen, no matter what your experience level might be.

Illustrated throughout with color photographs of each dish, Get Cooking gives you clear, step-by-step instructions for making everything from classic mashed potatoes to Broccoli–Cheddar Cheese Calzones to Hot Fudge Sundaes (with homemade hot fudge!). With this book, anyone—you included—can make delicious, fresh food, with a lot less expense (and a lot more satisfaction) than ordering in.

You may know Mollie Katzen as the author of such famous cookbooks as Moosewood Cookbook or The Enchanted Broccoli Forest; Get Cooking has all of the accessibility and personal warmth of those beloved books, but it is Mollie's first cookbook for vegetarians and omnivores alike. You will learn how to make North African Red Lentil Soup, Linguine with Spinach and Peas, and Chickpea and Mango Curry—and also Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup, Spinach Lasagna, and Steak Fajitas.

With Get Cooking in hand, you'll be serving everything from salads (such as Wilted Spinach Salad with Hazelnuts, Goat Cheese, and Golden Raisins) to desserts (try the Cheesecake Bars), with stops along the way for party snacks, a full array of side dishes, and a brilliant assortment of handcrafted burgers (bean, tofu, and mushroom—as well as beef, turkey, and tuna). Here at last is the cookbook that will make a cook out of everyone.

Nutrition and Cooking for Children with Special Needs
Event on 2012-04-11 19:00:00

Nutrition and Cooking for Children with Special Needs

with

Chef Annmarie Cantrell and Cookbook Author ("The Kitchen Classroom") Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer

Designed for Therapists and Educators who work with and Parents of children with special needs

With "Kitchen Classroom's" Gabrielle, you'll learn

· How cooking can strengthen connection and communication

· Simple cooking activities to work on fine and gross motor skills, sensory integration, literacy and math skills and social skills

· Hands-on recipes and activities to use at home with your children or in your classroom or therapeutic setting

With Chef Annmarie you'll learn about

· The possibility that children are well-fed but malnourished

· How malnourishment contributes to developmental delays, behavior problems, sleep problems, problems with immunity and problems with eating

· The ways that therapists and families can help boost immunity through food choices

Workshop fee: /includes light meal

PQAS credits available

About Annmarie:

Annmarie Cantrell has worked with children with special needs and their families for the past 18 years. In 2001, she became a chef, graduating from the Institute of Health and Culinary Arts in NYC where she learned the important, overlooked connection between food and healing. For the past 4 years, she has been working with families and educational support staff educating them about proper nutrition for children, especially those children with immune dysfunction (ranging from allergies to autism). She runs cooking classes and support groups for parents of children with autism.

About Gabrielle:

Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer has been teaching cooking to children with autism, Down Syndrome, ADHD and intellectual disabilities for over six years. She is the mom of two children, including a nine-year-old son who has autism and her award-winning children's cookbook 'The Kitchen Classroom" is based on her work as a mother and teacher. Gabrielle has lead workshops for Special Olympics, Brain Balance Centers, Friendship Circle, Gratz College and others. She coaches parents and educators about cooking with kids.

at Mishkan Shalom
4101 Freeland Avenue
Philadelphia, United States

Demystifying Indian Cooking
Event on 2012-03-16 18:30:00

Diverse, delicious, satisfying – Indian is among the leading cuisines of the world. The variety of dishes is mind-boggling especially when you know that every state, city and even every home having its own recipes for thousands of dishes.

Contrary to popular belief, Indian food is not just about curry, chillies and oil! There is probably no other cuisine in the world that includes as many healthy and diverse vegetables and spices.

Enroll in this class to learn the basics of Indian cooking. Radhika Sitaraman will guide you to make 2 complete wholesome meals for your family – two meals from two different parts of India.

Learn to make a simple North Indian meal Jeera rice (cumin flavored fragrant basmati rice), rajma (Kidney beans in a tomato sauce) and zuchini-alu (Zuchini and potato flavored with some simple indian spices) accompanied by naan. The meal from South India will consist of : Sambar (a lentil and vegetable soup with a tamarind base), Beans- pattani poriyal (green beans and peas vegetable side dish) and rice and papad (roasted lentil wafers

at Wellington’s Wine Bar
300 Turney Street @ Bridgeway
Sausalito, United States

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Make this quick and healthy chicken salad recipe with just 5 ingredients – Avocado, celery, onion, Greek yogurt and Chicken! www.diet.com This recipe tastes great as a sandwich filler with some greens and whole grain bread, as a dip with crackers for an appetizer or pile a scoop onto a bed of lettuce for a yummy salad! Check Out Diet.com Video! Diet.com: www.diet.com Subscribe to Our YouTube Channel – www.youtube.com Go behind the scenes w/ Sarah’s Blog- www.diet.com Twitter twitter.com Facebook: www.new.facebook.com iTunes: tinyurl.com
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