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1. Blood oranges, cherries and blueberries - Read about it
2. Shellfish, sunflower seeds and sardines - Read about it
3. Dandelion, turnip and mustard greens - Read about it
4. Oregano, thyme and parsley - Read about it
5. Crunchy vegetables - Read about it
6. Sea vegetables - Read about it
7. Meat, cheese and lentils - Read about it
8. Egg yolks, organ meats and whole-milk products - Read about it
9. Almond or hemp “milk” - Read about it
10. Wild salmon with avocado and mango dressing - Read about it
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TUCSON, Ariz., Oct. 15 /PRNewswire/ — Recording artist and creator of a music and meditation CD series, Dyan Garris is the author of a new cookbook on what she calls intuitive cooking — an adventure in opening one’s creative centers.
“Intuitive cooking is listening to your inner voice and hearing what your body wants to be fed,” says Garris. The book Voice of the Angels Cookbook - Talk To Your Food - Intuitive Cooking (Journeymakers, Inc.) is available online including at http://www.voiceoftheangels.com/12/4.
“We all have the ability to create food that nourishes us in a complete, healthy way. It’s vibrational attunement of mind, body and spirit, using food rather than sound frequency, as in my CD series. Communicate with your food so that it can transform from raw ingredients into what nourishes you on every level,” Garris says.
“You learn to make what your body wants in a loving and delicious way. My goal is to teach people to feed not only the body but the mind and spirit as well. Talk to it,” Garris continues.
The cookbook includes twelve channeled messages, such as, “The Secret Recipe of Life,” “Ode to Popcorn,” and numerous “Intuitively Speaking” paragraphs.
The book comes with a warning: This is real food. A variety of original recipes are included, from sinfully rich “Love Bars,” to “Healing Soup,” easy fish recipes, and colorful skillet suppers. The author’s Greek heritage shines through in such recipes as “Easy Baklava Roll-Ups.”
“The concept of this cookbook is to raise the culinary experience to a more spiritual level. I want readers to feel what they cook and, on some level, communicate with their food,” Garris says. “Cooking should be fun and inventive, not intimidating, with the end result being a creative exchange rather than a mundane task.”
Garris learned to cook from her grandmother. “She didn’t measure anything. I would ask, ‘How much?’ She replied, ‘Some.’ ” This fueled Garris’ curiosity about food preparation. Her family’s restaurateur background allowed Garris to further develop her culinary skills. “I’ve been talking to my food for as long as I can remember!”
Available at: http://www.voiceoftheangels.com/store/12/4 and http://www.amazon.com.
ATLANTA, Feb. 22 /PRNewswire/ — This basketball season, Hooters restaurants across the country will be rolling out a seafood menu featuring new menu items. It is not a coincidence that the seafood items will be available beginning February 21st, on Ash Wednesday, catering to those who observe Lent. The new items are also featured in the Hooters basketball TV commercial with Dick Vitale.
The menu items include Budweiser Crab Dip, made with a blend of cheeses and a hint of Budweiser beer and served with nacho chips; Firecracker Shrimp, lightly fried popcorn shrimp tossed with dusted fried jalapeno wheels and served with a side of spicy but sweet Thai dipping sauce; Rich Boy Sandwich, lightly fried popcorn shrimp and clam strips loaded on top of a toasted hoagie and topped with a zesty chipotle sauce and Baja Tacos, lightly fried cod wrapped in two warm corn tortillas and topped with a zesty chipotle sauce. The Spectacular Seafood Menu will be available through April 2nd.
Hooters of America, Inc. is the franchisor and operator of over 430 Hooters restaurants in 46 states and 23 foreign countries. The first Hooters opened in 1983 in Clearwater, Florida. Hooters is well known for its brand of food and fun, featuring a casual beach-theme atmosphere, a menu that features seafood, sandwiches and Hooters nearly world famous chicken wings, and service provided by the All-American cheerleaders, the Hooters Girls. For more information about Hooters visit www.hooters.com.
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