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...165 3:57:55 5210 It's so hot out,. milk was a bad choice!". 166 3:58:15 5712 Speedy Turtle...353 4:20:34 5038 Bacon Junkies. 354 4:20:34 5282 Mostly 9's. 355 4:20:48 5632 Car...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• June 22, 2010

• Dish with Trish

In the development of it, I found that there were two different books that were emerging," [Magwood] says, "I had the Dish side of it; the catering side and the school side, which was the 'special occasion,' where readers can come to look for inspirations for simple recipes that they can use with a little bit of planning for a Saturday night. And the second half which is 'everyday simple,' which is really how I cook at home. You probably have these things kicking around, and they take 20 minutes or less. They are things that we would be doing mid-week. "It's funny," she says, "People are afraid to entertain because it's sort of arduous and daunting, but at the end of the day you're supposed to have fun. What's the point of spending time and money to have people over if you don't enjoy...

...now . Wendy Burke. FOOD Network junkies will know Trish Magwood from two seasons of her sh...250 ml (1 cup) light coconut milk. 10 ml (2 tsp) fish sauce. 1 red bell pepper, thin...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• August 25, 2009

• Amsterdam at Midnight

A short story is presented.

... acupuncture, the obligatory glasses of warm milk - with or without the honey. Water with valerian, ... in sight, no eligible bachelors.just some junkies by the slot machine and an old guy in a dirty coat...

• Broken Pencil
• Nbr. 39, April 2008

• We're Killing Ourselves with Salt: Experts

Sodium is being added to the food supply at such high levels it's acting as a "vascular system poison," says Dr. Kevin Willis, director of the Canadian Stroke Network. The result, a coalition of 17 leading health groups say, is an "epidemic" of high blood pressure leading to strokes, heart disease, kidney failure, dementia and other chronic illnesses. About 80 per cent of the salt in our diets comes from the processing of foods. It's hidden from Canadians so they're not aware that it's there. Food labels make it hard to decipher whether a product is high or low in sodium and "harried and hurried" families grab takeout and prepared foods "that, more often than not, contain levels of sodium that far exceed safe levels," says Dr. Antoine Hakim, scientific director of the stroke network.

...CANADIANS have become salt junkies, our taste buds so tuned down that we need more an..., hamburgers, hotdogs, soups, pasta, milk-based beverages, poultry dishes, cheese, cereals, ...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• August 21, 2009