Field Cooking for Nutrition
In the past the common soldier was not fed by his unit, but was left to fend and forage for himself. When an…
In the past the common soldier was not fed by his unit, but was left to fend and forage for himself. When an…
by P. Kendall and N. Dimond Use fresh, perishable foods soon after harvest or purchase. If they are stored, maintain the proper temperature…
Cooking Dried Beans, Peas and Lentils History and NutrientsLegumes, particularly dried beans and peas, have part of the American diet from a very…
by P. Kendall, P. DiPersio and J. Sofos1 Drying is one of the oldest methods of food preservation. Drying preserves foods by removing…
by P. Kendall and J. Sofos Drying is a creative way to preserve foods and use home-grown fruit, extra produce (e.g., ripe bananas)…
Copyright © 2009, 1999 by Carol Ann RinzlerIntroduction by Jane E. BrodyForeword by Manfred Kroger, Ph.D. You’ve no doubt heard of food for…