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Tag Archives: food
To Eat
Eating and I have a complicated relationship. On one hand, I enjoy tasty, wholesome food. On the other hand, I also enjoy tempting, unwholesome food. I know, intellectually that wholesome food is the smart choice, and that it is actually … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Meanderings
Tagged apples, coffee, eating, food, grapes, main courses, snacks
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Some Thoughts About Food
The refrigerator defrosting chore earlier this week was a good mindfulness exercise regarding food. When defrosting a refrigerator or deep freezer, you have to temporarily remove each container of food and store it in a place where it will remain … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, cultural highlights, Friendship, Meanderings, philosophy, Travel
Tagged food, Indian cuisine, leftover food, meals, refrigerators
4 Comments
Canned Food
My maternal grandmother was busily working over a large pot of boiling water that contained empty glass “Mason” jars. I asked why she was cooking empty jars. She answered that boiling water sterilized the jars so she could safely can … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Health, Youth
Tagged canned food, canning food, food, processed food
4 Comments
Food For Thought
The salad I craved Sunday called for romaine lettuce, but there was none of it in the fridge. So, I walked the few blocks to the HyVee supermarket to buy the romaine and a few other goodies I wanted for … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Hometown, Meanderings
Tagged dining, food, food shopping, gratitude, mindfulness, supermarkets
3 Comments
Breakfast Time
A good way to become more mindful about one’s morning routine, is to be an overnight guest. The first time I stayed overnight with my boyfriend, I observed what he did and the order in which he performed his morning … Continue reading
Peanut Buttery
The 20th U.S. President, James A. Garfield supposedly once said, “Man cannot live by bread alone; he must have peanut butter.” Yes, there was such a food back then. It can be argued that the ancient Aztecs and Incas were … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Health, History, Meanderings, Youth
Tagged food, nut allergies, nutrition, peanut butter, personal budgets
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A Thing About Pasta
The local supermarket sells a store-made pasta salad they call “Spring Pasta Salad”. They usually stock the product in the spring and summer months. The stuff is absolutely habit forming and has become one of my guilty pleasures. The trouble … Continue reading
Posted in cultural highlights, Health, Hometown
Tagged carbohydrates, food, macaroni and cheese, pasta, pasta spring salad, spaghetti
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