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Three Celebrities Who Advocate Organic Foods And Diets

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There are many ways to advocate organic food, and to let people know why it can be important and beneficial to their health to consume organic foods. You can join groups that tell people the importance of this healthy food choice, and how it saves lives of both people and even the animals and insects that eat the foods while they are growing.

Many people don’t realize that the world is losing some species of insects, like honeybees, and it could have something to do with the pesticides that are being used on crops. Monarch butterflies are losing the main form of sustenance that feeds their caterpillars, milkweed, possibly due to herbicides and other chemicals used on non-organic crops.

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Another bonus of eating organic is that it ensures you are getting the vitamins and minerals that food offers at its greatest potency. Even making the switch to grass-fed, organic beef is a great diet choice, because it is a far superior healthy option. Also look for organic foods that are grown locally for fresher options. [Read more…]

Originally posted on August 7, 2015 @ 8:11 am

You Are What You Eat: How to Look Like a Celebrity by Eating Like One

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You ever wonder how celebrities always manage to look perfect everywhere from the red carpet to the big screen? Is it just good genes? Photoshop? A magic genie in their handbags? Possibly, but the main reason is simple: they eat right and exercise. Believe it or not, healthy foods can be just as delicious as the McDonald’s drive-thru, but with half the fat and twice the nutrients. For some delicious, budget-friendly, celebrity-style recipes, check out the following quick and easy meals.

Breakfast by Ashley Tisdale: Chive and Cheese Omelet

  • Ingredients:

2 eggs

2 tbsp. goat cheese

1/2 tsp. minced chives

1 tsp. olive oil

1/2 grapefruit

1 slice of whole-wheat toast

1 tbsp. raspberry preserves

A dash of salt and pepper

  • Directions:

Whisk together 2 eggs, goat cheese and chives, adding salt and pepper to taste. Heat the olive oil in a small pan on medium-high heat. Pour the mixture into the pan and cook until omelet sets. Serve with grapefruit and raspberry preserves spread on toast. [Read more…]

Originally posted on March 20, 2013 @ 4:49 pm

Hollywood restaurant review: Fabiolus Cafe

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If you’re hankering for Italian food, try the Fabiolus Cafe, found on 6270 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles. The hearty fare and comforting ambience are perfect after a long day of touring Hollywood’s many sights. Many ofthe locals love the food, giving it four out of five stars in tripadvisor.com. It has a decent selection of pastas (the penne vodka is a favorite) and a good wine list.

The owners, Chiara and Fabio Conti, were born and raised in Verona, part of Norhern Italy. Fabio moved to Mexico, where he ran a beachfront restaurant with his brother, before moving to Los Angeles. Chiara worked for many restaurants and bars in Verona. When she moved to the United States, she brought her love for cooking with her.

You can visit the Fabiolus Cafe’s website to see their menus. The dishes are very rustic Italian, and make use of fresh ingredients and familiar and comforting flavors. Customers of the restaurant are happy with the service and say the crew are friendly and efficient. On Tuesday and Thursdays the restaurant gives a 20% discount on all takeouts, so you may want to pass by here on the way back to your hotel. On Sundays 11 am to 3 pm the restaurant has a buffet which serves pastas, omelettes, and many more freshly prepared dishes for the reasonable price of $11.99 per head.

To place reservations, you can call the restaurant at telephone number 323-467-2882. The lunch crowds are a bit large, so it helps to secure a table ahead of time.

Originally posted on September 30, 2011 @ 6:19 pm

Turn Cooking Into an Adventure with Recipe Finder

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Do you have an adventurous spirit? I suppose the term adventurous spirit will be defined differently depending on the perspective that you take. What is adventurous for one may be boring for another.

When it comes to adventures in the kitchen, though, I think that we can all agree that there is a lot to discover in that room! Whether you are a new cook or a seasoned one, there is always the potential to discover something new in the kitchen. And each time that you go in there to whip up a delicious meal, a new adventure begins!

For any kind adventure, the adventurer needs to have the right equipment in order to get the most of the experience. For the cook who seeks some adventure in the kitchen, one of the best things that you can have by your side is an endless source of ideas. In this matter, I think I have something that can be of help: Recipe Finder. [Read more…]

Originally posted on October 5, 2011 @ 1:41 pm

Los Angeles Restaurants

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I don’t know about you but one of my main considerations when I go on vacation is the quality and the variety of choices when it comes to food. Going to Hollywood should be no different. In fact, if there is one city in the United States wherein you should expect some of the best restaurants, then it should be Los Angeles. So how would you know which restaurants to go to? You can always look for the restaurants of some of the celebrity chefs.

Then again, if you want some more variety, there are other alternatives – many other alternatives. Your best bet would be to visit the site Los Angeles Restaurants. I went through the web site earlier today and I really liked what I found. For one, on the main page, you already see some really useful lists. Some of the categories are Best Restaurants – Overall Dining Experience, Best Service, Best Food, Best Ambiance, and Best Wine List & Bar Selection.

When you click on a restaurant name, you will be taken to a page with more details about the restaurant. You can find information such as the full review, which is very detailed, I have to say. You can also find details about the location, type of cuisine, pricing, dress code, and more. There are some items on the menu shown with the description and price. Best of all, you can actually make reservations on the site itself.

Originally posted on April 20, 2011 @ 4:38 pm