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A Women Bee Keepers Journey Thru The Malaysian Rain Forest

Tropical Shrimp and Mango Gluten-free Tacos Spring fever got you down? Have we Ive got a treat for you! Pack your bags and join your favourite wellness coach on a spicy tropical vacation! In this episode of Cooking with Tash, Natasha heats up your grill, and takes you on a culinary trip to the sunny beaches of Buenos Aires where you savour a tantalizing dish and some hot salsa. Or would you prefer a little Mexican? This destination has it all, so enjoy your cocktails in this all-inclusive entrée. Watch the romance sizzle, as these crisp on the outside tacos meet their heavenly match in the meaty Argentian grilled shrimp. Knock Knock... Who's there? Its a sweet and tangy Man-go joining the salsa, adding a splash of piquante and cool sour cream. Careful as you bite in to this naughty dish, it just might bite back! Don't worry about blowing the budget, cuz these small but mighty shrimp are totally fat free. And you can even skip the gym, as Coach Natasha leads you through a workout, squeezing the most health benefits out of this sunny sesh. So throw some shrimps on the barbee, pull out the summer wardrobe, and remember, no counting calories, you are on vacation!

Dangerously Decadent Chocolate Peanut Butter Coconut Chex Brownie Bars Have we got a treat for you! It's time to get decadent, so join your favourite Wellness Coach, as she reveals the secret to hitting her 'sweet spot'. This episode of 'Cooking with Tash' is a one-way ticket to heaven, on the chocolate express. Watch as Tash takes some time to indulge herself and invites you into her I happyp/ace l. Don't stress, this Tash Technique is easy and fail proof. You'll melt quickly and satisfaction is guaranteed! "But be prepared to get messy, then you can lick your fingers afterward", says Tash! You aren't done until you top it with cream... That's right, we're talking bake free Chocolate Peanut Butter Coconut Chex Squares! What did you think we were talking about...? Take a mental health break with this delicious desert, and leave the guilt behind, as these bites are Gluten free and body healthy to boot! Guaranteed to increase happiness at home and at work, you can even pack up these long-lasting babies and take them to the office. The house will smell like you've been cooking all day, but they only take minutes to make. This no bake, no fail treat is so easy, even the kids can lend a hand. Maybe they'll even clean up. Now that sounds like heaven to me!

Penne for your thoughts? Sorry, that was cheesy... And so is this heavenly summer salad! Get your voyeuristic AND gastronomic kicks on, as you peep on Natasha (Tash) prepping for a backyard BBQ, and taking some "alone time". Not in the mood for entertaining? No worries. Pack up this saucy menage and take it to the office for a healthy alternative to food court fair. This carb and dairy lover's dream pairs sharp, savory parmesan and al dente Pasta with the sweet tang of sundried tomatoes. The dish comes together in a harmonious marriage of light and fresh pesto dressing. Who doesn't love a summer wedding? Does Pasta salad sound too straight? You obviously haven't tried this rainbow in a dish! You don't need a swarthy complexion to delight in this Mediterranean masterpiece. You don't even need a tan.

A heroic modern tale of a young college girl whos weekend getaway will permanently change her life.... for the better?

Join Slim for an authentic Canadian Walleye shore lunch. Freshly caught walleye on the English River fried to perfection by the fishing guides from Halley's Camps.

The Divas Visit Piazza Italia for Exquisite Original Handmade Pizza...Then its off To Party @NegoSeato and try Bret Hausen's Winning Risotto. And Finally The SoBe Seafood Fest Battle of The Chefs

Because Everyone Wants To Dine Like A Diva ... In This Episode of Dining Divas The Divas Visit Crazy Uncle Mike's Nauvelle Americana and Make a Stop At Robert Irvines Boardroom at the SOBE Wine and Food Festvial before Checking out Potions In Motions Red Meat Lovers Club and Red The Steak House for Dinner.

Because Everyone Wants To Dine Like A Divas .... The Divas Check In on Kitchen 305 the 00 Saloon and The World Famous Naked Crab.

Everybody Wants To Dine Like A Diva .... In This Episode the Divas Party Like Rockstars Aboard Seafair's Mega Miami Yacht before Stopping On Delray Beach for Drinks and Checking out Clutch Burger in Coral Gables.

Welcome to From Eggs to Apples: investigating the food culture and nutrition of the ancient world! In our first episode, we start with the Yale Babylonian Tablets, the first-ever written recipes, produced around 1600 BCE in ancient Mesopotamia. In this video, we'll make two versions of a beef stew from the tablets: one from Mesopotamia's north (Assyria) and one from the south (Babylonia). Babylonian-Style Beef Stew: ½ lb beef (bottom round or chuck), cut into small cubes 1 large turnip, peeled and cut into small cubes 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 tablespoon animal fat (pork or beef tallow) for pan 1 ½ cups water Salt Boil water in a large pot and blanch the meat for a few minutes. Skim foam off the top, remove meat from the water, and discard water. Heat animal fat in a deep pan. Add garlic and saute for a few minutes. Add turnip and beef and allow it to slightly brown while stirring. Add water, cover and let simmer for about 20 minutes on low heat. Add salt as desired. Serve with flatbread. Assyrian-Style Beef Stew: ½ lb beef (bottom round or chuck), cut into small cubes ½ lb small intestine (beef or pig), washed, drained and sliced into small rounds 3 cloves garlic, minced, plus 1-2 more for serving, sliced thin 1 tablespoon animal fat (pork or beef tallow) for pan ½ cup lily bulbs, washed and separated (available at Asian markets) 1 ½ cups water 1 ½ cups animal blood (cow or pig, available at some Asian markets and butcher shops) 1 leek or green onion, sliced thin Salt Boil water in a large pot and blanch the meat and intestine for a few minutes. Skim foam off the top, remove meat and intestine from the water, and discard water. Heat animal fat in a deep pan. Add garlic and saute for a few minutes. Add intestine and meat and allow it to slightly brown while stirring. Add lily bulbs and stir for a minute more. Add water, cover and let simmer for about 15 minutes on low heat. Add blood, stirring continually to prevent coagulation. Simmer for another 10 minutes, until the stew has thickened and the color is dark and chocolatey. Add salt as desired and top with finely sliced raw leek and garlic. Serve with flatbread. From Eggs to Apples is hosted by Andrew Coletti (@passtheflamingo) and Fiorella Di Carlo, RN, CDC (@fiorellaeats). Special thanks to Kevin Schreck, Henry Liu, Walden Wang, Huỳnh Nguyễn Tường Băng, Ismail Butera, and Astoria Soundworks. In memory of Bill Mullen. Join us next time for Episode 2: Ancient Egypt!