Food
Seattle area woman trying to live without food gives up
After dropping about 20 percent of her body weight, Naveena Shine, the 65-year-old Seattle area woman who got worldwide publicity for trying to live on just light and no food, is calling it quits with her grand experiment.
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Satisfying a last-minute taste for carbonara
This is not a typical spaghetti alla carbonara. The traditional dish is a simple combination: spaghetti tossed with sauteed guanciale (pig's cheek, but often crisped pancetta or bacon are used instead), fresh eggs, Parmesan and Romano cheeses and lots of black pepper.
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The food journal: A little tech could make it stick
You already know you should keep a food journal if you want to lose weight, right?
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Foods to ease pregnancy symptoms
Yep, smart eating can make you feel better through all three trimesters. We look at common symptoms you may experience, from morning sickness to heartburn to insomnia, and come up with some foods to try.
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Diabetes Quick Fix: Shrimp Caesar Salad
Keep frozen, cooked shrimp in the freezer to make this quick, diabetes-friendly salad on the spur of the moment. Succulent shrimp and romaine lettuce are the base for this tasty Caesar Salad.
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Rustle up an easy, herby ranch dressing
With summer just around the corner, I can't get my mind off of dinner salads.
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Ask a cook: Storing chickpeas
Q: To add protein to my almost meatless diet, I add about 1/4 cup canned chickpeas to my salad. How long can I keep them in the refrigerator once I open a can? Should I store them rinsed and drained, or with the liquid from the can?
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Farmers pen 'The Perfect Peach' cookbook
If the Masumoto family has done its job, you may never think about peaches the same way.
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Fresh beets intrigue beet lovers and lure skeptics
Thanks to farmers who are growing under polytunnels - also known as hoophouses - fresh, local beets are available practically year round.


