Sentences with phrase «other holiday foods»

This seems like the perfect antidote for all the cookies, champagne, and other holiday foods that I indulged in over the past 6 weeks.

Not exact matches

It's likely Ontario's restaurant food inflation will continue to rise, he said, as price - sensitive restaurateurs realize they did not increase prices enough initially or learn they did not account for the costs of other new legislation, including new rules around vacation and holiday pay.

While he held high the host and chalice of the Eucharist, and knelt before them, elsewhere people simply felt they had no need for God, and gave their hearts instead to other things - material goods, sex, food, holidays.

As the type of Judaism you are exploring keeps on getting mentioned on a public thread, here, one might ask you a question: do you strive to keep the Ten Commandments, or a general moral law, or all the other rules about Kosher food and holidays and Sabbath keeping?

One of my favorite things about this time of year in the blogging world is learning about how other people celebrate the holidays including their memories and food traditions and this bountiful bowl looks like the essence of comfort and deliciousness.

Of course most of these events involve food in one form or another ---- either to give or enjoy while putting together holiday packages for others.

I love your tip about letting others bring food — this time of year is about sharing and I love a loaded holiday potluck!

And now that I'm thinking about it, other Jewish holidays have difficult foods too!

When I got home to a messy house, they set up food to be delivered, and finally, completely unrelated to each other, another group of bloggers sent house keeping to help me catch up over the holidays.

Creating Paleo adaptations of our favorite recipes (a.k.a. Paleofying) helps us stay on board with Paleo through the holidays (and many other times of the year), help us feel like we can still celebrate and partake in all of the fun and food luxury of the season.

Of course, I love to create my own new holiday recipes as well as revisit family food traditions, but why recreate the wheel on every single side dish for Thanksgiving, Christmas and other winter family gatherings when Stubb's has complied a delicious collection of recipes for the season?!

I hope that it will help others still enjoy the holiday even if they have multiple food allergies.

What other foods are you making in advance this holiday season?

There were a lot of other food options though other than the sushi — ramen, teppenyaki, gyoza and of my favorite food of the holiday, okonmiyake.

I feel like I haven't done much baking on the blog as of late, so when I saw that coconut pound cake was a popular food offering on religious holidays in Cambodia, I was psyched for the opportunity to adapt a pound cake recipe from a gluten - free cookbook I just picked up the other day.

Cellophane wrap (get this at restaurant supply stores or other food specialty stores, sometimes grocery stores carry it during the holiday season)

I would love to make all of the delicious dishes that I see on other food blogs and all over Pinterest, but that is just not practical, let alone possible... so I thought I would post some of my favorite healthy twists on the classic holiday dishes — which is exactly what this post is.

We food bloggers get together and exchange holiday cookies with each other.

Yes, Paula is usually more known for decadent yumminess more than healthier options, and no, this isn't a health food, but it does have several redeeming qualities over many other holiday baked goods.

Mention this fun fact at holiday gatherings as others notice and comment — good and bad — about your favor of healthy whole foods with resist of the nutritionally empty and microbiome harming options!

I was telling my husband the other day (while watching a famous chef making tortilla de patatas in television) that we actually rarely ever ate Spanish food, except what we had during our holiday in Tenerife a few years ago.

The Suwanee center is currently booking holiday parties for companies and other large groups looking for great food, games, activity play and private party space all under one roof.

Ever since I was little I can remember loving watching the food network with my mom, especially Giada and Ina The other day I was inspired to make a cooking video of my own, and since it's holiday season I thought I'd make a yummy molasses spice cookie.

I love hearing other people's favorite holiday foods.

Hundreds of food bloggers bake up a fun, exciting holiday cookie recipe, and exchange it with three other participating food bloggers.

I have so many recipe ideas to share with y ’ all, and now that I have a new laptop, I'm excited to be sharing some delicious food (as well as other random talk) just in time for the holiday season!

My friend Colleen, who happens to be a food blogger, had the idea to reach out to other bloggers as well as some of their collective contacts to pull off a fantastic holiday surprise for 21 children who live in a small remote village in Alaska where one can only get in or out by bush plane or a small boat via the rough Nushagak River.

Other common holiday foods to be avoided are peas, cranberries (including sauces), and pomegranate seeds.

With the holiday season quickly approaching, your donations will allow families to spend their money on food, clothing, and other essential needs.

No blog about kids and food can ignore Halloween, a holiday that can be quite polarizing among readers: Some parents think unfettered gorging on Halloween candy is a sacrosanct tradition, while others view Halloween in the context of the larger food... [Continue reading]

No blog about kids and food can ignore Halloween, a holiday that can be quite polarizing among readers: Some parents think unfettered gorging on Halloween candy is a sacrosanct tradition, while others view Halloween in the context of the larger food environment and want to limit their kids» sugar consumption.

I've since found out they offer freeze pops (sugar, water, food coloring) as a form of hydration, occasionally substitute her afternoon snack with «Special Treats» when they're doing a group activity like watching a movie, vanilla wafers... as early as 9:30 am, donut holes when supplied by a generous parent who tends to do it nearly weekly, and then birthday and holiday party treats (which I knew about but have concerns about frequency and being informed when it's happening so I can adjust her other meals accordingly).

What impact do the rich foods, cheeses, extra sweets, alcoholic beverages and other indulgences that we partake in at holiday parties and gatherings have on our mouths and teeth?

Make it a point that sweets and other junk food are only for certain holidays, including Halloween and Christmas.

Inevitably these stressful situations occur with extended family coming to our house for a holiday meal where we have entrusted others in the family to make safe foods.

Other school food service professionals create beautiful signs and holiday bulletin boards to get the students into the Thanksgiving spirit, like the fall tree made of students» handprints at Finch Elementary School in McKinney (TX)!

Just like home cooked meals, these school lunches often feature holiday staples like turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and other traditional Thanksgiving foods.

Our approach allowed for a larger sample size; the consideration of seasonal changes in menu offerings and available foods; and other factors such as holiday meals, taste tests, and other cafeteria events or promotions that could influence student selection of foods at lunch in the short term.

My 10 - month - old and I try out our new wrap in 2005 One of the other challenges I face over the holidays is getting healthy food into my children.

They're a great option for nuts, cookies and other holiday - entertainment food items.

The seized items included antibiotics and analgesics, baby foods such as Aptamil, cerelac, biscuits, energy drinks, lucozade, margarines, dairy products, sanitary pads and many others from pharmacy shops, supermarkets, and filling station marts and from the markets few days to the Easter Holidays.

While thousands of Western New Yorkers are spending their Friday at the Broadway Market stocking up on butter lambs and other traditional Easter holiday foods, one traditional staple is in short supply this year — pussy willows.

Why should these individuals be permitted to pay for their cars, gas, food, phones, cable TV, «holiday gifts» and dozens of other clearly personal items through the campaign accounts?

A draft of the genetic sequence of this holiday bird was released in September 2010, and it's not alone: Many other foods that will grace our harvest tables have also had their ingredients sequenced.

During our years abroad, the kids visited 16 countries on four continents, they became fluent in French, developed friendships with kids from other countries, often who did not speak the same language, they participated in multiple religious and national holidays, and they developed a food palate that most adults would be in awe of (can you say fish eyes and liver pâté?!).

I recently found a great resource that will help you get through the holidays without compromising your dietary needs or feeling deprived as you watch others celebrate with delicious foods.

I think giving our kids heaps of junk food at Easter (and other holidays) sets a precedent that associates celebrations with unhealthy foods.

Instead of stocking up on sugar - heavy and other rich foods, opt to eat with the holiday spirit only during those two celebratory meals.

Every month we will be highlighting one national food holiday together by creating and posting a recipe and linking to each others posts.

Mention this fun fact at holiday gatherings as others notice and comment — good and bad — about your favor of healthy whole foods with resist of the nutritionally empty and microbiome harming options!