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Hey, you want to eat?


As a Culinary student I love food. And Eating. And pictures of food.

Oh, and cooking too.

This page shows pictures of food, recipes, things I make in class, chefs & bio's, and so many other things that pertain to the wonderful world of food.

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thedailywhat: World’s Largest Thing of the Day: Vat19, makers of all things gummy, follow up their world’s largest gummy worm with the inevitable World’s Largest Gummy Bear. How large is it? Well, let me put it this way: It comes with a built-in 34-ounce serving bowl for regular-size gummy bears. And that’s just his belly! Sure, it’ll set you back a cool $200, but can you really put a price on a 26-pound gummy bear? No. No you cannot. [geekologie.]

thedailywhat:

World’s Largest Thing of the Day: Vat19, makers of all things gummy, follow up their world’s largest gummy worm with the inevitable World’s Largest Gummy Bear.

How large is it? Well, let me put it this way: It comes with a built-in 34-ounce serving bowl for regular-size gummy bears. And that’s just his belly!

Sure, it’ll set you back a cool $200, but can you really put a price on a 26-pound gummy bear? No. No you cannot.

[geekologie.]

(Source: thedailywhat)

harvestheart: uukady: Having rubbed jalapeño, yellow and Anaheim pepper oils into my eyes making salsa in my less careful youth, I cannot begin to imagine the pain of pepper spray. The idea behind it then, inflicting pain to incapacitate, should require judicious use. As a UU minister said, rubber bullets are still bullets, not rubber chickens. Tear gas, rubber bullets and pepper spray are still weapons that are appropriate perhaps for riots, but not for peaceful demonstrators. I am appalled at some of the anonymous comments from the past week, such as one offering to “chip in” for pepper spray to end ows. Related articles This Is The Pepper Spray Police Used On UC Davis Protesters (gizmodo.com.au) Pepper Spraying Cop Gets Photoshopped (mymodernmet.com)

harvestheart:

uukady:

Having rubbed jalapeño, yellow and Anaheim pepper oils into my eyes making salsa in my less careful youth, I cannot begin to imagine the pain of pepper spray. The idea behind it then, inflicting pain to incapacitate, should require judicious use.

As a UU minister said, rubber bullets are still bullets, not rubber chickens. Tear gas, rubber bullets and pepper spray are still weapons that are appropriate perhaps for riots, but not for peaceful demonstrators. I am appalled at some of the anonymous comments from the past week, such as one offering to “chip in” for pepper spray to end ows.

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drjayweber: 7 Raw Foods to Fight the Common Cold and Flu Incorporate these raw fruits and veggies into your diet to avoid getting sick this season.  See All 7 Here Dr. Jay’s Note:  Does a fly create garbage or thrive in it? Simple answer as a clean garbage container = No Flies. The flies are attracted to & thrive in the dirty, stinky garbage, not the container.The same applies to our body: The flu virus doesn’t create sickness it thrives in it. Keep your body healthy with good lifestyle choices & virus, bacteria & other ‘bad’ germs cannot have an effect on your overall health.

drjayweber:

7 Raw Foods to Fight the Common Cold and Flu

Incorporate these raw fruits and veggies into your diet to avoid getting sick this season.  See All 7 Here

Dr. Jay’s Note:  Does a fly create garbage or thrive in it? Simple answer as a clean garbage container = No Flies. The flies are attracted to & thrive in the dirty, stinky garbage, not the container.
The same applies to our body: The flu virus doesn’t create sickness it thrives in it. Keep your body healthy with good lifestyle choices & virus, bacteria & other ‘bad’ germs cannot have an effect on your overall health.

(via sweetveganista)

healthyalternative:

Walnut-crusted sliced chicken breasts and baby arugula salad.

Ingredients (serves 4)

  • Boneless, skinless thin sliced chicken breasts (cage free)
  • 1.5 slices of 45 cal grain bread
  • 1/3 cup walnuts
  • 2 tbsp parmesan cheese
  • 1 large egg white
  • lemon slices
  • salt and pepper

per serving: 331 calories, 8.5g carbs, 44g protein

hipsterfood: vanilla glazed carrots if you’ve never had carrots like this, i would highly recommend it! scrub any number of fingerling carrots and cut off the ends. (is that what they’re called? they look like fingerling potatoes so that’s what i’ll call them. basically just don’t use baby carrots here.) prep about 4-5 carrots per person you’re going to serve. place them in a baking pan. make a mixture of olive oil, a little brown sugar, and a splash of vanilla extract. drizzle over the carrots until they’re adequately coated. sprinkle coarse sea salt on them as well. bake at 375F for 30-40 minutes or until very tender. (use a fork to test how soft they are.) they’ll be soft on the inside, roasted on the outside, and very slightly sweet.

hipsterfood:

vanilla glazed carrots

if you’ve never had carrots like this, i would highly recommend it!

  1. scrub any number of fingerling carrots and cut off the ends. (is that what they’re called? they look like fingerling potatoes so that’s what i’ll call them. basically just don’t use baby carrots here.) prep about 4-5 carrots per person you’re going to serve. place them in a baking pan.
  2. make a mixture of olive oil, a little brown sugar, and a splash of vanilla extract. drizzle over the carrots until they’re adequately coated. sprinkle coarse sea salt on them as well.
  3. bake at 375F for 30-40 minutes or until very tender. (use a fork to test how soft they are.) they’ll be soft on the inside, roasted on the outside, and very slightly sweet.
ffoodd: cupcakejunkie: Dr. Suess Thing 1 and Thing 2 Cupcakes created using blue cotton candy, white frosting, red velvet cupcakes and red liners.

ffoodd:

cupcakejunkie:

Dr. Suess Thing 1 and Thing 2 Cupcakes

created using blue cotton candy, white frosting, red velvet cupcakes and red liners.