Saturday, February 23, 2013

Yummy Steamed Chocolate Cake


Ever heard of a steamed cake especially a chocolate cake? May be not, but I assure you that this is going to be a delightful treat, and it’s just as delicious as a baked chocolate cake.

I want chocolate cakes that are moist and with a hint of orange. In this recipe I added orange zest and juice on both the batter and ganache, but if you’re not a fan of the orange and chocolate combo, then simply omit the orange zest and juice.
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Preparation Time: 15 minutes

Cooking Time: 45 minutes


Ingredients:

For the batter you will need:
2 tablespoons orange juice
Zest from half an orange
½ cup sugar
½ cup evaporated milk
¼ cup butter
½ teaspoon vanilla
1 large egg
...Get the entire recipe here: YummySteamed Chocolate Cake

Monday, October 8, 2012

Healthy Allergy-free Breakfast Recipe


Food allergy has increased dramatically over the past 30 years. I myself was diagnosed with food allergy in 2010 and it has been really hard adapting to a new diet. I know that there are a lot of people searching the web for an allergy-free recipe, so let me share with you my favorite healthy and allergy-free breakfast recipe.
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Recipe no. 1 – Allergy-free Pancakes
*Nut-free, dairy-free, and gluten-free

Ingredients:

55g (2 oz) buckwheat flour
55g (2 oz) gluten-free plain white flour
A pinch of salt
2 tsp baking powder
2 tbsp caster sugar
1 large egg, beaten
200 ml (7 fl oz) soya, rice milk or oat milk
Nut-free vegetable oil for frying

To serve:
Maple or golden syrup

Directions:
1.    Combine buckwheat flour and gluten-free plain white flour.
2.    Sift the flour, salt, baking powder and sugar... Read more from: Healthy Allergy-free Breakfast Recipe

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Healthy Sandwich Recipes


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People nowadays turn to the healthy option in terms of food. A lot of restaurants offer different types of sandwiches for people on the go, but how can you be sure that the sandwich you bought is the healthy type or it’s something that will keep you stuffed but is also packed with a lot of calories? The best way is to prepare your own healthy sandwich.

Here are five healthy sandwich recipes that are nutritious and easy to prepare.

Recipe No. 1 – Cheese Panini Sandwich

*If you have a Panini maker, go ahead and skip step 3. Grill the Panini according to the manufacturer’s directions... Read more from: Healthy Sandwich Recipes

Monday, September 3, 2012

3 Easy Party Pizza Recipes


Thinking of a party theme? Why not try a pizza party anyway one’s too old for pizza. It’s always a crowd pleaser and you can even have your guests help prepare the meal. It’s also a great option for a laid-back dinner party, or if you were just thinking of an easy pizza recipe to include to your party menu then you might just want to try these.

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Have you ever tried a pizza without any pizza sauce or tomatoes? In this particular recipe we won’t be using those. You might be thinking how can a pizza be a pizza without any pizza sauce or tomatoes? I can guarantee you that even without the sauce or tomatoes, this pizza will turn out just as awesome as the ones with pizza sauce and tomatoes. You can also serve this delicious pizza as main dish by cutting it into Sicilian-style square pieces...Read more from: 3 Easy Party Pizza Recipes

Quick And Easy To Prepare Appetizers and Dips


A great party starts with great food but you want to serve something special yet easy to prepare for your guests, well, with these quick and easy to prepare appetizers and dips recipes you are sure to dazzle your crowd. So, are you ready to elevate your gathering into a special occasion?
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Any of these savory appetizers and creamy dips will surely make your party memorable. The secret to elevating their flavor is to use soup mixes. Since soup mixes are already packed with flavors of vegetables and spices, it will give your dips and appetizers that perfectly delicious taste your guests will enjoy.

In the following recipes you can use any brand of soup mix. What matters is that you have the right one.  When preparing dips, start off by using 1/4 of the packet/ sachet/ envelope of your band of soup mix and if you feel like you wanted to add more then make it ½ or until you are able to achieve that perfectly delicious taste... Read more from: Quick And Easy To Prepare Appetizers and Dips

Saturday, August 11, 2012

Healthy Foods You’re Not Eating


Foods with high nutrition content and gives a lot of health benefits are considered to be “super foods.” Health experts sorted out the best foods to eat like dark green vegetables, berries, nuts, citrus fruits, fatty fish, legumes and whole grains. But there are six foods that are not thought of as nutritional powerhouses but can definitely improve your diet.
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Let’s get to know more about the nutritional goodness of these foods and hopefully they can help us make more informed choices that can be of great help to your budget, health and weight.

1.    Lentils and Beans

They’re rich in potassium, zinc, protein, fiber, iron, magnesium, and complex carbohydrates. Eating a diet rich in legumes can help promote weight loss and has been shown to lower "bad" cholesterol and raise "good" cholesterol. It is recommended to eat three cups of beans or lentils a week. Toss them into stews, soups, grain medleys, salads, or greens or create a veggie dip by pureeing beans and adding your favorite seasoning. You can also lower the sodium content in canned beans by approximately 40% by thoroughly rinsing them in water.

2.    Watermelon

It’s a favorite summertime fruit because it’s naturally sweet, low in calories, juicy, and chock full of vitamins C, A, potassium, and lycopene. It should be a staple in everyone’s diet although some people avoid it because they think it is high in sugar. Did you know that because it is so high in water, it helps meet fluid needs?... Read more from: Healthy Foods You're Not Eating

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Solutions To Four Common Skin Problems


Aging is a natural process and its effects are felt when we hit our 30s, but knowing what triggers its effects and being aware of the right products that can actually help us slow down or give the illusion that we have halted the aging process is a good thing to staying young and beautiful.
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About 84 percent of 25 to 29-year-olds are concerned about the effects of aging on their skin, and the best strategy for age prevention in young skin is to begin with the least aggressive products and procedures. Remember that prevention is so much easier than reversal. 


The first signs of aging often show up around the eyes. The skin around the eyes is so thin that it's prone to early lines caused by the sun and squinting. Wear Big UV-protective sunglasses and a moisturizing nighttime eye cream with antioxidants and retinol. What’s more, your once-plump cheeks are starting to deflate, so you get rings under your eyes even after a full night's sleep. If it’s so pronounced to the point where you look tired all the time, a dermatologist or plastic surgeon can inject a hyaluronic acid filler (It’s like Restylane and Juvaderm which contain small particles ideally sized for smoothing out superficial issues) along the circles to create a smooth surface between your cheeks and eyes... Read more from: Solutions To Four Common Skin Problems 

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