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2010-09-03 New food ideas add novelty to apples-and-honey custom j. the Jewish news weekly of Northern California

If what we are celebrating is sweetness, let and rsquo;s revel in a different kind of sweet. Food dehydrators and molecular gastronomy aren and rsquo;t necessary to come up with something better. We just have to follow our noses, taste buds, Jewish history and rituals.

Before we say a blessing and eat, let and rsquo;s consider what we want our food to represent. At this time of year, we dine on so much food symbolism. Two noteworthy symbols: round challah, for the continuity of the Jewish year (some are even decorated with wings or ladders anticipating our spiritual ascent); and pomegranates, their seeds representing the commandment to be fruitful and multiply.

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2010-09-02 Jewish Tribune - Tasting a new sweetness in Rosh Hashanah

You don and rsquo;t need food dehydrators and molecular gastronomy to come up with something better. Just follow your nose, taste buds, Jewish history and ritual.

At this time of year, we dine on so much food symbolism. Two noteworthy symbols: round challah, for the continuity of the Jewish year, with some even decorated with wings or ladders anticipating our spiritual ascent; and pomegranates, their seeds representing the commandment to be fruitful and multiply.

For a different new year, one filled with as many new experiences as the seeds of the pomegranate, a new combination is in order. Unless someone is planning to open a Rosh Hashanah food truck, we will need to come up with our own.

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2010-08-27 Montage expands food waste diversion program food, waste, dehydrator - News - The Orange County Register

Laguna Beach, with Mission Viejo, Irvine, Ladera Ranch and Las Flores, received a usd. 400,000 grant from OC Waste and Recycling for the program. The food dehydrator will dry food waste at 180 degrees for about 18 hours. Bones and raw and cooked food can be put into the dehydrator. The end result looks like coffee grounds, and the Montage will use it as fertilizer.

The dehydrator reduces food waste by about 93 percent, a result thats in line with other sustainability practices at the resort. Other programs include using reclaimed water on resort landscaping, using energy efficient lighting and appliances and using filtered water over bottled.

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2010-08-21 Ten Reasons to Become Self-Sufficient and Ten Ways to Get There

With a falling dollar and rising food prices, why not create a food savings account Get some good books, dehydrators and vacuum sealers for storage methods. Best storable food items are grains (rice, beans, flour), canned goods, seeds, and some prepackaged items.

I say get a sailboat. , learn about making soap and stock up on things like razors, sharening tools, tools, flint, learn food presernation methods (a smoker, vacuum seal, salt, pectins, etc) and a water maker machine, preferably reverse osmosisif you dont have money, pawn whatever you got and and if you had a water machine you could probably survive anywhere, this is also boat context, no property tax, no fuel source (except canvas) you can take a wind gen and solar (cheaply i might add) and the water maker you culd probably do those few things with a grand or 2(a 25 footer would suffice for survivng) see ya renegade sailors on the water

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We are now three to five generations removed from the rural backbone that strengthened America. The world at large has undergone a similar transformation as the promise of easier work has created a migration to big cities.

2010-08-19 Tomatoes: Now and Later - Taste

Brees is not alone. With the boom in backyard gardening comes another trend more home food preservation. Home food preservation ties into several current trends. Its a way to eat cheaply in times of tight money. It uses locally or homegrown produce, which is plentiful, inexpensive and tasty. Using less salt and sugar than commercially packed produce, its good for you, too.

As a longtime Northern California master food preserver with a penchant for growing her own vegetables, Brees perfected this kitchen art.

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Over more than 40 summers, Karen Brees has canned a ton of tomatoes, probably more. As a longtime Northern California master food preserver with a penchant for growing her own vegetables, Brees perfected this kitchen art. - Food Recipe Cooking Dining Vegetables

2010-07-17 Study suggests energy savings for prune producers

With the increasing fuel prices and also the issue with climate change, food processors have to reduce their energy and help the environment. "

Australian prune growers could save up to 60 per cent on their energy bills by improving the design of their dehydrators.

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2010-07-17 Casual Restos: Crudessence

Montreal has housed a few raw-food restaurants in the last 10 years, and if most have closed, its not because the food wasnt tasty. Its just that the wider public seems to have trouble warming up to a cuisine that uses dehydrators rather than ovens, and treats a nut much like a cow - as something to be milked.

On a Tuesday night, a bespectacled young guy sat strumming from a book of sheet music called Suite for Classical Guitar to a fascinating range of clients. A grey-haired stockbroker in a suit could be overheard saying hed been vegetarian for 35 years; a group of students with facial piercings and rockabilly hair laughed it up; some well-kept ladies sporting local fashion labels spoke in low tones. Add that to the recent announcement that former Canadien Georges Laraque is now a partner, and you just cant pigeonhole whos living the living-food lifestyle these days.

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2010-07-11 Garden Talk: Creating a backyard tea garden Appleton Post Crescent

You might choose to brew fresh tea using just-picked sprigs, leaves and flower petals and simply add boiling water. Or you may prefer to dry your herbs for future use. There are many productive ways to dry herbs. Bunch them together and hang them upside down to dry, being careful to bundle them loosely enough to allow air to circulate around the stems and leaves. A conventional oven works well for drying herbs. Many people choose to use a microwave for quicker drying. Even a food dehydrator works wonderfully.

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Herbal teas have been served for thousands of years for their pleasant tastes, rich aromas and their claimed healing abilities or symbolic qualities. With each year that passes, new herbal - APC-Home Appleton WI News local news headlines stories world news

2010-07-09 Water, water, water is the key - Red Bluff Daily News Online

With dry weather setting in-save the petals of your blooms and make a dry sachet by laying them on a dry surface in a hot, dark area-or use your food dehydrator.

Red Bluff Garden Club is "dark" in July-but we start our new year on . We will be planning for the Tehama District Fair at the end of September and our Luncheon at Rolling Hills on . The Luncheon will provide some good gardening information and good food, and good fun. Tickets are only usd. 25, plan to attend and bring a friend.

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Summer-the garden is bursting with color, the veggies are ripening, fruits are being harvested.

2010-07-09 EnWaves dried fruits technology aims to change industry

The foods have a few things in common. They are in their pure form free of additives, colouring agents and preservatives, they retain most of their original nutrition and colour and they were all produced in a research laboratory at the University of British Columbia using a leading-edge dehydration technology that its developers hope will turn the processing of food, food ingredients, and even vaccines and antibiotics on its ear.

A company formed around the science, EnWave Corp. , has sold one dehydrator to a local blueberry producer and is collaborating with Danisco, a leading global producer of food components, on pilot tests for the manufacture of probiotics for yogurt.

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