Life with your New Baby : 2nd Week: Day 8 Healthy living

A healthy lifestyle benefits your physical and mental well-being and helps you deal with the demands of parenthood. Your baby today Whether you’re breast-feeding or bottle-feeding can have an effect on your baby’s stools. The stools of breast-fed babies tend to be slightly runnier and can have a fairly sweet aroma, while bottle-fed babies may … Read more

Commercial Hardware and Techniques (part 8) – Cooking with Cold: Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice – DIY “Anti-Griddle” Using Dry Ice

DIY “Anti-Griddle” Using Dry Ice If a griddle cooks foods by adding heat, it should follow that an anti-griddle “cooks” foods by removing heat. PolyScience, known by many chefs for its sous vide recirculating units, makes a product that does exactly that: its anti-griddle cools down whatever you put on the griddle surface. You can … Read more

Commercial Hardware and Techniques (part 6) – Cooking with Cold: Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice – Dangers of liquid nitrogen

3. “Cooking” with Cold: Liquid Nitrogen and Dry Ice Common and uncommon cold temperatures. Okay, strictly speaking, cooking involves the application of heat, but “cooking” with cold can allow for some novel dishes to be made. And liquid nitrogen and dry ice can be a lot of fun, too! If there’s one food-related science demo … Read more

Planning with Kids : Meals – Essential kitchen appliances

There are many small appliances and storage containers you can buy for the kitchen that are supposed to make life easier when it comes to preparing meals. You probably don’t need half of them, and it can be difficult to find somewhere to store the bulky appliances. I now have a core that I use … Read more

Some Like It Hot

Some of us can’t imagine a meal wit a heavy dose of hot chilli pepper. Scientists say spicy foods have their benefits — and risks.  Fire fights fire Chilli peppers have been used medicinally for centuries. Chilli peppers have been used medicinally for centuries. In lab and animal studies, they have shown anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, anti-clotting … Read more

Mexican food: It’s A Wrap

Mexican food doesn’t have to mean flab for your abs. Enjoy these hearty, protein rich enchiladas. Chicken enchiladas With Tomatillo Sauce Ingredients ·         1/2 kilo (about 3) boneless, skinless chicken breasts ·         2 cloves garlic, crushed ·         2 onions, halved ·         2 bay leaves          Bay leaves ·         1 tsp dried oregano ·         ½ tsp salt … Read more

Tasty soup for babies to eat better

In weaning babies, in addition to choosing nutritional foods, moms need to change food frequently so that their babies will not be tired of it and can eat more tastily. Learn how to process some kinds of soup to make baby’s menu more diversified. 1.  Batata soup with cauliflower  This food helps improve digestion and … Read more

Life with your New Baby : Neonatal Intensive Care Babies

Around 10 to 15 percent of all babies born in the US need to spend time in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Babies most often need extra care to assist them with breathing until their lungs have matured. There are many reasons why your baby may need special care, the most common one being … Read more

Pip banana prevents and cures gastric ulcer

This is an introduction about some remedies using flavors from banana. Pip banana cures backache. 1.     Curing ringworm and some kinds of dermatophytosis Cut across a green banana and rub it strongly on the body part that needs curing. It is very effective to take the juice extracted from the catalpa’s bark. 2.     Curing urologic … Read more

10 good foods for brainworkers

Vitamins and nutrients in beet, egg, lard, and so on help protect neurons effectively and slow down brain’s ageing process. Beet Beet is rich in vitamin B and very good for brain. This important nutrient helps hasten new data processing and old information searching in the memory cavity. Besides, beet also has similar use to … Read more

Your Baby: 6–9 Months – Great First Finger Foods, Ideal Family Meals

Great First Finger Foods It’s a good idea to offer finger foods alongside your baby’s first purées, since they will help her to develop the skills she needs to feed herself. They’ll also accustom her to different textures and tastes. Try: Steamed vegetables, such as carrots, broccoli, and cauliflower Graham crackers Lightly toasted bread fingers … Read more

Memories Are Made Of This (part 1) – Gizzi’s Chicken in Weeds

From making jam tarts at Mum’s side to the thrill of producing your first full meal, the delight of mixing together ingredients and producing something delicious is hard to beat. Four well-known women share the moment they fell in love with cooking  “I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t working in the kitchen” Food … Read more

Your Baby: 6–9 Months – Best Toys and Activities

Your baby will be more mobile now, even if he hasn’t yet developed the skills necessary to crawl. He’ll enjoy the challenge of attempting to reach for toys and anything else that catches his interest, and his budding hand-eye coordination and motor-skill development mean that he’ll become adept at playing with more sophisticated toys. Best … Read more