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If you don't want to purchase dyes for coloring your Easter eggs,
 here are some natural substitutes... Orange: Paprika; 4 Tbsp
per quart of water Blue: red cabbage; 4 cups, sliced, per quart of
water Red: Pomegranate juice in place of water Pink: Cranberry
juice in place of water Green: Spinach; 4 cups per quart of water
Ocher: Onion skins; 4 cups of the dry outer skins Mocha:
One quart of strongly brewed coffee in place of water To use:
Combine dye materials, 2 Tbsp vinegar and water, in a large pot.

 
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Marinating Your Meats PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Monday, 09 August 2004
Marinate meats and poultry in fat-free (no-oil) marinades before
cooking to enhance flavors, using fresh herbs, spices, a special
mustard (just a smidgeon as they are high in sodium), flavored
vinegars, wine, or citrus juices. If using dried herbs instead of fresh
, use 1/3 of the fresh amount.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 29 December 2005 )
 
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