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craig m. sampson Bones, Biscuits, Cookies, and Other Treats for Your Pooch

Pets
English
3637 Words
No Age Recommendation
209
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Frustrated with the same old, tired and overpriced offerings of dog treats from your local pet specialty store? [more]

Keywords: dog, treat, recipe

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Sharela Koch Sharela bakes

my favorite German recipes

Cooking
English
2923 Words
Ages 6 and up
203
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This book presents delicious German recipes with easy step-by-step instructions for traditional and modern favorites. From A like Apfelkuchen to Z like Zwetschgendatschi - There is the right recipe for every taste! PLUS: All recipes include information on baking temperature in Fahrenheit and Celsius. About the author: It is no secret that the popular Christian author and blogger Sharela Koch really has a sweet tooth. In this book she shares her favorite home-made cakes and sweets with you. [more]

Keywords: Sharela, Koch, bake, baking, cake, cakes, German, waffles, pie, easter, Christmas, Easter, cookies, biscuits, apple, fruit, Celsius, Fahrenheit, deutsch, applepie, Magenbrot, recipe, diy, homemade, muffins, cupcake, food, German baking, German food, German recipes, pastry, home-made, sweet tooth, breakfast, teatime [more][Less]

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Robert Champion Dime Dime Plus a Nickel: 25 Southern Style Affordable Recipes

Cooking
English
10072 Words
Ages 12 and up
22
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Introducing "Dime Dime Plus a Nickel," a collection of 25 mouth-watering, affordable southern-style recipes. From juicy grilled rib-eye steak with roasted vegetables to savory shrimp scampi with linguine, this cookbook has something for everyone. Indulge in the decadence of lobster tail with drawn butter and lemon, or savor the comforting flavors of southern-style smothered chicken. With recipes like chicken tikka masala with basmati rice and seared Ahi tuna with wasabi and soy sauce, you'll travel the world from the comfort of your kitchen. So grab a copy of "Dime Dime Plus a Nickel" and discover how delicious and affordable southern-style cooking can be! [more]

Keywords: fried chicken, biscuits, cornbread, collard greens, grits, jambalaya, gumbo, crawfish, shrimp and grits, black-eyed peas, hushpuppies, pecan pie, sweet tea, okra, mac and cheese, peach cobbler, red beans and rice, catfish, pulled pork, barbecue, buttermilk, gravy, fried green tomatoes, bourbon, andouille sausage, corn pudding, banana pudding, fried okra, corn on the cob, country ham, sausage gravy, chicken and dumplings, dirty rice, shrimp po' boy, deviled eggs, fried catfish, sweet potato casserole, collard greens with ham hocks, blackened fish, beignets, biscuits and gravy, boiled peanuts, watermelon salad, pecan pralines, chicken fried steak, southern-style cooking, affordable recipes, cookbook, grilled rib-eye steak, roasted vegetables, shrimp scampi, linguine, lobster tail, drawn butter, smothered chicken, chicken tikka masala, basmati rice, Ahi tuna, wasabi, soy sauce, comfort food, decadent dishes, international flavors, home cooking, easy recipes, meal ideas, foodie, cooking at home, kitchen inspiration [more][Less]

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O. Henry Sixes And Sevens

Art
English
63077 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

Inexorably Sam Galloway Saddled His Pony. He Was Going Away From The Rancho Altito At The End Of A Three-Months' Visit. It Is Not To Be Expected That A Guest Should Put Up With Wheat Coffee And Biscuits Yellow-Streaked With Saleratus For Longer Than That. Nick Napoleon, The Big Negro Man Cook, Had Never Been Able To Make Good Biscuits. Once Before, When Nick Was Cooking At The Willow Ranch, Sam Had Been Forced To Fly From His _Cuisine_, After Only A Six-Weeks' Sojourn. [more]

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O. Henry Sixes And Sevens

Drama
English
63078 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Inexorably Sam Galloway Saddled His Pony. He Was Going Away From The Rancho Altito At The End Of A Three-Months' Visit. It Is Not To Be Expected That A Guest Should Put Up With Wheat Coffee And Biscuits Yellow-Streaked With Saleratus For Longer Than That. Nick Napoleon, The Big Negro Man Cook, Had Never Been Able To Make Good Biscuits. Once Before, When Nick Was Cooking At The Willow Ranch, Sam Had Been Forced To Fly From His _Cuisine_, After Only A Six-Weeks' Sojourn. [more]

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Rollin H. Baker A New Bat (Genus Pipistrellus) from Northeastern Mexico

Fiction
English
520 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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A baker is someone who makes, bakes and sells breads, rolls, biscuits or cookies, and/or crackers using an [more]

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George Weston Mary Minds Her Business

Essay
English
61616 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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George Weston (March 23, 1864 - April 6, 1924), Canadian businessman and founder of George Weston Limited, became Toronto’s biggest baker with Canada’s largest bread factory.[1] Weston began his career at the age of twelve as a baker's apprentice [2] and went on to become a bread route salesman. By the turn of the century, he was known throughout the city for his "Weston’s Home-Made Bread" and years later for "Weston’s Biscuits." In addition to being a successful local businessman, he was also a prominent Methodist, as well as a municipal politician who served four years as alderman on Toronto City Council. [more]

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Godspower Elishason Loose Weight While You Eat

To Help You Lose Weight And Live Healthy

Health & Fitness
English
15935 Words
Ages 3 and up
256
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Winning The Losing Weight Game Are you more or less constantly thinking about your weight, or whether you’re eating or not eating? Do you find that at times when you start eating that you just can’t stop yourself? And then when your clothes don’t fit do you decide to resolve that by eating more? Often as a consequence of this common behaviour is that you will feel bad about yourself and imagine that everyone is thinking how big you are, thus increasing your anxiety about your eating and image, so that you eat more to comfort yourself. You might not believe it yet there are steps you can take to get you out this self-destructive cycle and turn around the negative feelings that you experience. When we are in these ‘mind-traps’ we are habitually repeating thought patterns and acting on them without questioning where they come from and what they do for us. A simple question such as: ‘What will that do for me?’ can often be the beginning of understanding ourselves better and our behaviour. Approaching the problem in this way can be the first step towards doing things differently. It works like this: a bad experience gives you the urge to go to the biscuit tin and eat as many biscuits as you can. But this time, instead of binging on biscuits, ask yourself: ‘What will that do for me?’ If the answer is something like ‘It gives me a treat,’ ask yourself: ‘And if I have this treat, what does that do for me?; Again, wait for your answer, it may be something like, ‘If I have this treat then I will feel appreciated.’ If this is your response carry on and ask yourself: ‘If I get to feel appreciated, what does that do for me?’ Listen for an answer and keep asking yourself the same question, until you can go no further with your responses. What you’re looking for is the higher motivation behind the behaviour ‘eating too many biscuits’. By doing this on a regular basis you will get in touch with what you really want and take your first step to controlling the food cravings. This book will guide you to total recovery. And we have tried to give you an easy to follow guide that will help you loose weight. Below are some of the highlights:  What you need to know about weight loss  The hidden benefits of losing weight  Foods to avoid if you must lose weight  Compulsory steps to a healthy weight loss  Success strategies to weight loss  Eating the right food to lose weight  Understanding the basics of fat burning  Categories of foods that burns fats  Dealing with the cravings for sugar  The place of exercise in weight loss  What to do when you just can’t lose weight  Bible scriptures concerning weight loss  Daily weight loss affirmations  The place of fasting for weight loss  And lots more! [more]

Keywords: weight, weight loss, fat, exercise, slim, slimming, eating, burning of fat, fitness, training, gym, weight loss diet plan, natural weight loss diet, weight loss diet exercise, wight loss diet supplement, herbal supplement, grapes, best weight loss diet, weight loss diet program, weight loss diet nutrition [more][Less]

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Suzann Dodd Finger Never Say Look Here

Romance
English
12428 Words
Ages 12 and up
82
0

Laurie arrived at Junior High and strolled about as if it were her personal garden. She was happy, charming, the centre of the crowd. Carrie was a nerd whom she ordered to do her homework, but had her own agenda. She said 'no', but with a caveat; "I’ll do it with you, so that you can learn, but I’m not going home to run off two copies.” She made faces and inferences, and ignoring her sarcasm Carrie replied, “I know where you live, it’s only two blocks from my house. We leave school go to your house, do the homework and I’ll go home.” “Doesn’t sound fun,” she sneered. However, a week later, after her parents had grounded her, she came to Carrie with a blinding smile and a pack of biscuits and acting ever so warm said she had decided this was a good idea. Although Carrie didn't like anything about Laurie, she would be her entrance into the world of school royalty. For as the Best Friend of Queen Laurie she would no longer be a nerd, but a somebody. [more]

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Maksim Gorky Twenty-six and One and Other Stories

Short Story
English
29375 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
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MAXIME GORKY Russian literature, which for half a century has abounded in happy surprises, has again made manifest its wonderful power of innovation. A tramp, Maxime Gorky, lacking in all systematic training, has suddenly forced his way into its sacred domain, and brought thither the fresh spontaneity of his thoughts and character. Nothing as individual or as new has been produced since the first novels of Tolstoy. His work owes nothing to its predecessors; it stands apart and alone. It, therefore, obtains more than an artistic success, it causes a real revolution. Gorky was born of humble people, at Nizhni-Novgorod, in 1868 or 1869,--he does not know which--and was early left an orphan. He was apprenticed to a shoemaker, but ran away, a sedentary life not being to his taste. He left an engraver's in the same manner, and then went to work with a painter of _ikoni_, or holy pictures. He is next found to be a cook's boy, then an assistant to a gardener. He tried life in these diverse ways, and not one of them pleased him. Until his fifteenth year, he had only had the time to learn to read a little; his grandfather taught him to read a prayer-book in the old Slav dialect. He retained from his first studies only a distaste for anything printed until the time when, cook's boy on board a steam-boat, he was initiated by the chief cook into more attractive reading matter. Gogol, Glebe Ouspenski, Dumas _pere_ were revelations to him. His imagination took fire; he was seized with a "fierce desire" for instruction. He set out for Kazan, "as though a poor child could receive instruction gratuitously," but he soon perceived that "it was contrary to custom." Discouraged, he became a baker's boy with the wages of three rubles (about $1.50) a month. In the midst of worse fatigue and ruder privations, he always recalls the bakery of Kazan with peculiar bitterness; later, in his story, "Twenty-Six and One," he utilized this painful remembrance: "There were twenty-six of us--twenty-six living machines, locked up in a damp cellar, where we patted dough from morning till night, making biscuits and cakes. The windows of our cellar looked out into a ditch, which was covered with bricks grown green from dampness, the window frames were obstructed from the outside by a dense iron netting, and the light of the sun could not peep in through the panes, which were covered with flour dust. . . ." Gorky dreamed of the free air. He abandoned the bakery. Always reading, studying feverishly, drinking with vagrants, expending his strength in every possible manner, he is one day at work in a saw-mill, another, 'longshoreman on the quays. . . . In 1888, seized with despair, he attempted to kill himself. "I was," said he, "as ill as I could be, and I continued to live to sell apples. . . ." He afterward became a gate-keeper and later retailed _kvass_ in the streets. A happy chance brought him to the notice of a lawyer, who interested himself in him, directed h [more]

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