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With basic everyday meals, recipe troubleshooting tips, substitute ingredient ideas and general cooking tips, this cookbook is ideal for both new and experienced cooks.

Don't deprive yourself of guilty pleasures while on a weight loss program. Enjoy these low fat desserts that will not ruin what you are trying so hard to lose.

Bobotie ('bo-bo-tee') is a traditional South African dish made with ground (minced) meat (usually lamb or beef) covered with an egg-based topping and served with rice.

Check out vegetarian recipes for panini grilled sandwiches. Here are easy panini or panino sandwich fillings for quick vegetarian lunch, dinner or even breakfast cooking.

These simple and easy to make Mulled Red Wine and Hot Rum Toddy variations are invigorating Hot Cocktails. A great taste treat after a brisk day in the great outdoors

Enjoy the taste of a Snickers Bar without the sugar and added ingredients. A wonderful recipe for diabetics.

High in fibre, nutrients, and energy, yet low in fat, granola is one of the best foods out there. It's also quick, easy, and inexpensive to make at home.

Pemmican could be called the forerunner of the modern energy bar.

Heartwarming soups are fabulous ways to fill the tummy during cold weather, try out wonton and winter melon recipes.

A review of three outstanding cookbooks that will motivate chefs under the age of 12.

One-pot cooking saves time and energy. Among their attractions is less cleaning up to do afterwards. Some dishes are suitable for slow-cooking while others are quick.

Spa resorts hire the world's top chefs to create exciting nutritious menus. Spa cooking course and cooking schools show the way, complete with recipes.

Serve this Middle Eastern recipe to large gatherings of family and friends during New Year's or Christmas Eve Dinner. Start a new tradition with ethnic gourmet desserts.

Hummus, the perfect middle Eastern spread, is popular the world-over, yet can be reworked in some unusual and delicious ways.

Most people seem concerned about eating healthy with all of the diseases related to unhealthy eating habits. Here are some tips on healthy cooking to try out.

The Internet provides a nearly endless source of information about weight loss and nutrition, but it can be tricky to separate the good from the bad.

Making granola at home is easy-just keep in mind that you've got about 15 hours of dehydrating to do before you're ready for breakfast!

An important part of many raw vegan diets and packed with chlorophyll, green juice can be seasonally adapted and enjoyed all year round.

You'll be amazed how much you can remove unnecessary fat from your diet with some simple changes in the way you think about food.

One of the popular traditions during the holidays is baking cookies. Whether keeping or sharing, following some simple rules ensures delicious cookies every time.