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Holiday Cooking:     more books (100)

Diabetic Living Holiday Cooking Volume 2 Diabetic Living Holiday Cooking (Volume 1) The Almost No-Fat Holiday Cookbook: Festive Vegetarian Recipes by Bryanna Clark Grogan, 1995-06 Fat-Free Holiday Recipes by Sandra Woodruff, 1995-09 Marlene Sorosky's Cooking for Holidays and Celebrations (A Completely Revised and Updated Edition of The Year 'Round Holiday Cookbook) by Marlene Sorosky, 1994-09-01 Holiday Storybook Stew: Cooking through the Year with Books Kids Love by Peter J. Rauen, Suzanne I. Barchers, 1998-06-09 Jewish Holiday Style by Rita Milos Brownstein, 1999-09-08 Kids Holiday Cooking (Williams-Sonoma Lifestyles) by Susan Manlin Katzman, 2002-03 The Jewish Gardening Cookbook: Growing Plants and Cooking for Holidays and Festivals by Michael P. Brown, 2001-03 How to Cook Everything: Holiday Cooking by Mark Bittman, 2003-08-08 Entertaining Ideas from the African-American Kitchen: Recipes and Traditions for Holidays Throughout the Year by Angela Shelf Medearis, 1997-11-01 The Texas Holiday Cookbook by Dotty Griffith, 1997-10-25 Holiday Cupcakes by Annie Rigg, 2010-08 Holiday Baking (Williams Sonoma Kitchen Library) by Jeanne Thiel Kelley, 1995-10

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41. Razzle Dazzle Recipes
    holiday cooking and recipes. Menu plans are available also.  
    http://www.razzledazzlerecipes.com

42. Handy Cooking References
    Features holiday cooking . Plan an Ideal Thanksgiving Dinner, Recipes,Links, and History surrounding the Thanksgiving Holiday.  
    http://www.cookingindex.com/public/features/holidays/holidays.html

43. 2003 Holiday Cooking
    2003 holiday cooking. PublishersEdgeBusiness Consulting, Sales Training Special Section syndicate for Daily Weekly Papers. holiday cooking.  
    http://www.publishers-edge.com/03Holiday_Cooking.html

44. Holiday Cooking
    PublishersEdgeBusiness Consulting, Sales Training Special Section syndicatefor Newspapers Shopping Guides. holiday cooking. Special Sections.  
    http://www.publishers-edge.com/Details_Holiday_Cooking.html
    
    Extractions: Special Sections for Print are delivered on CD and each disk contains each of the articles listed above in both MS Word and Text format. The CD also contains artwork and photos in either JPEG, TIF or PDF files. The CD also contains the Front page and 16 page tabloid section with articles, photos and ad spaces completely laid out in a Quark Xpress document.

45. Holiday Cooking With Kids
    holiday cooking with Kids by Lynn Grieger, RD, CDE. RESOURCES No More BandAids7 Safety Tips for Cooking with Kids; 5 Great Holiday Projects for Kids;  
    http://www.ivillage.com/food/celebrate/winterhol/articles/0,,416558_10206,00.htm
    
    Extractions: find on iVillage on astrology on babies on beauty on books on food on health on lamaze.com on money on parenting on pets on relationships on women.com on work MAGAZINES on Cosmopolitan on Country Living on Good Housekeeping on House Beautiful on Marie Claire on Redbook on Victoria you are here: iVillage food celebrations celebrate the holidays! Every family has its special holiday traditions. One of our favorites is baking cookies using a variety of holiday-theme cookie cutters, some of which belonged to my grandmother. My sons carefully select their favorite cookie cutters, then let loose their creativity decorating finished cookies. Below are 14 child-friendly cookie recipes that may become part of a tradition in your family. So put on some holiday music and let the magic begin!

46. ClickonDetroit.com - Holiday Cooking With Kids
    STORY. holiday cooking With Kids. Cooking with kids can be a lot of fun, and someof our favorite holiday recipes have become an annual tradition for our family.  
    http://www.clickondetroit.com/sh/holidays/stories/holidays-20001101-085817.html
    
    Extractions: Are visions of sugarplums dancing in your head? Have you always dreamed of making a real Gingerbread house with your children? What a great holiday tradition and what fun! But, what a project! So go into it with your eyes wide open and remember planning, preparation and plenty of patience will make it a memorable occasion. Check your favorite cookbook for the recipe or go to Christmasrecipes.com and print or save a copy. Not quite that ambitious? Not to worry, there are gingerbread kits available at local grocery and department stores that simplify the entire process and still provide a fun, family activity. Cooking with kids can be a lot of fun, and some of our favorite holiday recipes have become an annual tradition for our family. If you have a family favorite cookie that you make only at the holiday, make it a family affair, set aside the entire afternoon, organize the ingredients and gather the entire family. Add some holiday music to the mix and make an extra big batch so there is plenty to eat and share.

47. Cooking Tips: Lower Fat Holiday Cooking
    basis. Home Lower Fat holiday cooking. It's important Obviously in low-fatholiday cooking and baking, heavy cream is a no-no. One-half cup  
    http://www.diabetic-lifestyle.com/articles/dec01_cooki_1.htm
    
    Extractions: december 2001 Diabetic-Lifestyle Cooking Tips features useful ways to cook with more flavor, using less fat, salt, and sugar. Diabetic-Lifestyle offers recipes, menus, medical updates, entertaining - practical information enhances life while managing diabetes on a daily basis. - Home Lower Fat Holiday Cooking It's important that we as diabetics control our fat intake to 30% or less of our daily calories. This is particularly hard to do during the holidays when we're wanting to feed our families traditional dishes of the season-most from times when fat was not considered to be that important. Why is it so today? For one thing, we've of a generation that gets less exercise than our forefathers who had to work the fields from before dawn to after dusk. And we now know the role that fat plays in the health of the heart and other body organs, possibly leading to severe complications which when added to diabetes can literally kill us. Past are the days of eating unlimited fat in the form of fudge, butter cookies, fruit cake, and other foods loaded with butter, but that doesn't mean that you're left with nothing but dull, flavorless food. Food is only food and yes, foods high in fat can taste good going down, but is it worth it in the long run? We don't think so. Instead, we cook lower fat all year long and especially during the holidays. Here are some tips. You'll not only save considerable calories, but lots of fat grams (especially saturated fat grams) and cholesterol.

48. Cooking Tips: Sugar And Sugar Substitutes In Your Holiday Cooking
    Sugar and Sugar Substitutes in Your holiday cooking. For further tips on using Splendain your holiday cooking and baking, visit their website www.splenda.com.  
    http://www.diabetic-lifestyle.com/articles/dec02_cooki_1.htm
    
    Extractions: december 2002 Diabetic-Lifestyle Cooking Tips features useful ways to cook with more flavor, using less fat, salt, and sugar. Diabetic-Lifestyle offers recipes, menus, medical updates, entertaining - practical information enhances life while managing diabetes on a daily basis. - Home Sugar and Sugar Substitutes in Your Holiday Cooking One of the most frequent questions we get on this website is "Why have you used sugar in your diabetic recipes?" or "Since I now have diabetes, that means no sugar. Right?" As we reported earlier this year when the American Diabetes Association published their latest dietary guidelines, table sugar and other forms of sweeteners (honey, molasses, brown sugar, etc.) can be included as part of a diabetes meal plan. What's important is that you keep close track of your total grams of carbohydrate every day. Sugar provides sweetness, tenderness, and color in baking. With most recipes, you can reduce the sugar by at least one-third without changing the taste and texture. Fruit juices and frozen fruit juice concentrates may be used to sweeten baked goods. Since these baked goods are high in carbohydrate, it important to eat these treats in moderation and to count every gram of carbohydrate, not exceeding your recommended total for that meal. Sugar-free products can give you added flexibility in your meal plan because they tend to contain few grams of carbohydrate and frequently are lower in fat and calories. Artificial sweeteners provide almost no calories and will not affect your blood sugar levels. However, not all artificial sweeteners can be used for baking and prolonged cooking. Read the labels and only use those that say the product can be used for baking.

49. Holiday Cooking: Beef Tenderloin With Bernaise Sauce
    holiday cooking Beef Tenderloin with Bernaise Sauce. Here is a delicious,quick holiday main course. This recipe was given to me  
    http://www.alive-healthed.com/122000.html
    
    Extractions: Here is a delicious, quick holiday main course. This recipe was given to me by neighbors for the main course of a festive progressive dinner. It was super easy and tasted wonderful. This recipe served eight (8) people perfectly with virtually no leftovers. The meat was done "medium" to "medium-well".

50. KDKA: RANIA HARRIS HOLIDAY COOKING SHOW
    RANIA HARRIS holiday cooking SHOW, RANIA HARRIS holiday cooking SHOW RECIPES FEATUREDON THE HOLIDAY SHOW Shrimp Cakes With Asparagus Chive Vinaigrette;  
    http://kdka.com/unassigned/local_story_352154742.html

51. Holiday Cooking
    Every christmas I do my holiday cooking for friends and family. Everychristmas I do my holiday cooking for friends and family.  
    http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/7446/holiday.html
    
    Extractions: These links will take you to printable text. Rockefeller style oysters Fried Okra Cheese Ball Clam Dip ... Christmas Punch Mini Kiss Peanut Blossoms Chocolate Oatmeal Chippers Bite Size Snowball Macaroons Butter Pecan Turtle Cookies ... Peanut Butter chocolate balls For more Cookies go to My Cookie Page Orange Jelly Candies Fruit Candies Hawaiian Fudge Marshmallow Cream Fudge ... Traditional Apple Dumpling Christmas Treat Not really a candy. Creme Brulee a la Sylvia Crunch N' Munch Butter Toffee Pretzels German Christmas Cake Eggnog Cheesecake Autumn Pumpkin Bundt Cake Cranberry Cheesecake Pumpkin Cranberry Bread Steamed Pumpkin Pudding St. Nick Salad Turtle Pecan Pie Gas BBQ Grill Turkey Sweet Potato Pie Turkey Gumbo Turkey Fricassee Turkey Pitas Turkey Pie ... Email Me

52. Holiday Cooking
    Chat Bud's Recipe's. holiday cooking.  
    http://chattyrecipes.tripod.com/chatbudsrecipes/id15.html

53. Teri's Recipe Page - Holiday Cooking
    New Year's Eve Party. New Year's Good Luck Dinner. SUMMER HOLIDAY COOKOUTS MemorialDay. Labor Day. HOLIDAY IDEAS FROM VISITORS New Year's Day Open House.  
    http://members.aol.com/tfost123/seasonal.html
    
    Extractions: someone's frames. HOLIDAYS The menus and recipes linked to this page are for holidays and special occasions. They are some of my favorites because they usually go with a gathering of family and good friends. If you celebrate holidays that you would like to see included, send your ideas to tfost123@aol.com THANKSGIVING Traditional Leftover Turkey THE NEW YEAR New Year's Eve Menus New Year's Eve Party New Year's Good Luck Dinner SUMMER HOLIDAY COOKOUTS Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day HOLIDAY IDEAS FROM VISITORS New Year's Day Open House Any holiday traditions or recipes that you would like to share are welcomed and will be posted with appropriate credit. MISCELLANEOUS Valentine's Day St. Patrick's Day Easter Mother's Day ... Halloween This page may not be reproduced in whole or in part except for personal, non-commercial use with written permission and appropriate credit given. Written, designed, maintained and by Teri R. Foster

54. LCN - Recipes - Healthy Holiday Cooking
    Healthy holiday cooking. Spinach Dip. Yield 4 cups. 1 pkg. (8 ozs.).Fat free cream cheese. 1 cup. Fat free sour cream. 1 pkg. (10 oz.).  
    http://www.librarytv.org/hhcooking.html
    
    Extractions: Healthy Holiday Cooking Spinach Dip Yield: 4 cups 1 pkg. (8 ozs.) Fat free cream cheese 1 cup Fat free sour cream 1 pkg. (10 oz.) 1 can (8 oz.) Water chestnuts, drained and chopped 1 cup Chopped red pepper 1 envelope Ranch salad dressing mix Mix cream cheese and sour cram until well blended and refrigerate. Add remaining ingredients and mix until completely blended. Serve with assorted vegetable, bread or crackers. Nutrition - per 2 Tbsp: Cal: 25 - Fat:0 grams - Cholesterol: mg From: Philadelphia Free Cream Cheese "Happy Holiday News" Potato Latkes Yield: 24 Latkes 3 tsp. Vegetable oil 2 pounds Russet potatoes, peeled 3/4 cup Red onion, finely chopped (1 onion) 3/4 cup Flour, all-purpose Egg, large Egg white, large, beaten lightly 1 tsp Salt 1/4 tsp Pepper Set oven racks at middle and lower positions and preheat oven to 450 F. Prepare 2 baking sheets by brushing each one with 1 tsp. of oil. Using a hand grater, or with the shredding blade of a food processor, grate potatoes. Place in a large mixing bowl and add onions, flout, salt, and pepper; mix well. Add egg, egg whites, and remaining 1 tsp oil. Toss to mix Drop rounded tablespoonfuls onto prepared baking sheets and press lightly to form cakes. Bake for 10 minutes, or until golden brown on the bottom. Turn the latkes over, switch positions of the baking sheets and bake for about 5 minutes or until golden brown

55. Sur La Table - Cookbooks - Holiday Cooking
    New Products. Cookbooks / holiday cooking. Items 12 of 2. View -2500, Thanksgiving 101, View - 2500x, The Thanksgiving Table. Customer  
    http://www.surlatable.com/common/products/subcategory_search.cfm?&CGRFNBR=218&CR

56. Lowe's Home Safety Newsletter : Holiday Cooking Safety
    More holiday cooking tips Avoid loosefitting clothing when cooking (suchas long open sleeves) which can easily be ignited by hot burners.  
    http://www.homesafetycouncil.org/newsletter/112001/cooking.asp
    
    Extractions: More than half (53 percent) of all Americans admitted they walk away from the kitchen while cooking. And considering the fact that unattended cooking tops the list of home fire causes, that's not good. Here are some tips to keep in mind. As Americans across the country prepare their holiday feasts, many are unaware of the avoidable hazards involved in this seemingly simple task. According to a survey conducted by Lowe's Home Safety Council, 53 percent of Americans admit they leave cooking pots and pans unattended. "According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) the leading cause of home fires in the U.S. is unattended cooking," explains David Oliver, executive director of Lowe's Home Safety Council. "When cooking on an oven range, always stay in the kitchen to monitor the food preparation. Never leave an open flame unattended, even if it's on your stove." Have a general-purpose fire extinguisher in the kitchen - and make sure adults know how to use it Extinguish grease fires by sliding a pot lid or larger pan over the fire, turning the burner off and leaving the fire alone until the pot cools.

57. Talking Turkey About Holiday Cooking
    Talking Turkey about holiday cooking. Knoxville Tis the season to eat,drink and be merry…and to practice healthy holiday cooking. Fort  
    http://www.covenanthealth.com/coldfusionapplication/covhlthwhatsnew/Detail.cfm?P

58. Everyday Cook Recipes Tip Box - Destress Your Holiday Cooking
    Holiday Tips, How to Destress Your holiday cooking. The holidays can bestressful, but fortunately your entertaining style doesn't have to be.  
    http://www.everydaycook.com/recipebox/tipbox/holiday/holidaycooking.htm
    
    Extractions: Tip of the Week ... Tip Box Holiday Tips How to Destress Your Holiday Cooking The holidays can be stressful, but fortunately your entertaining style doesn't have to be. Start preparing now before you run out of time. You will have a lot less hassles and your holiday get togethers will be a breeze. You can rely on make ahead recipes for a large portion of your menu. Make sure you allow plenty of freezer and refrigerator space to keep items that you make in advance. Don't forget to label your items that you are planning on freezing.

59. TheKCRAChannel.com - Holidays - Holiday Cooking With Kids
    holiday cooking With Kids. Cooking with kids can be a lot of fun, and some of ourfavorite holiday recipes have become an annual tradition for our family.  
    http://www.thekcrachannel.com/holidays/135172/detail.html
    
    Extractions: The Help You Need Career Center Automotive Travel ... Family Are visions of sugarplums dancing in your head? Have you always dreamed of making a real Gingerbread house with your children? What a great holiday tradition and what fun! But, what a project! So go into it with your eyes wide open and remember planning, preparation and plenty of patience will make it a memorable occasion. Check your favorite cookbook for the recipe or go to Christmasrecipes.com and print or save a copy. Not quite that ambitious? Not to worry, there are gingerbread kits available at local grocery and department stores that simplify the entire process and still provide a fun, family activity. Cooking with kids can be a lot of fun, and some of our favorite holiday recipes have become an annual tradition for our family. If you have a family favorite cookie that you make only at the holiday, make it a family affair, set aside the entire afternoon, organize the ingredients and gather the entire family. Add some holiday music to the mix and make an extra big batch so there is plenty to eat and share.

60. HOLIDAY COOKING
    Country living brings knowledge, confidence, and peace of mind. Come share your knowledge, ask questions, make friends, and have a little fun. 'You're gonna  
    http://pub120.ezboard.com/fourcountryhaven98223frm33
    
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