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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1995
Page
10
A Nutrition check list outlines red flags from the Food and Nutrition Science Alliance to spot junk science. It warns against quick fixes and dire warnings from a single product, claims that seem too good to be true, simplistic conclusions from complex studies, single-study bases, and recommendations intended to sell a product.
A quirky recipe index highlights festive bites including frosted pumpkin lotties beet rott, New England cranberry muffins, vegetable bread, pasta lovers sauce and apple cinnamon French toast. It showcases playful food names and seasonal flavor ideas for gatherings.
Neiman Marcus teams with Literacy Volunteers of America to donate income from its new cookbook No Jacket Required. Reading-severe adults struggle with everyday tasks, prompting the Dallas retailer to support literacy in 400 communities nationwide.
Kathy M. Alright reports on jerk seasoning expanding from Jamaica to American kitchens. The aroma blends allspice thyme cinnamon nutmeg salt hot peppers scallions and onions, framing a cultural movement. Helen Willinsky notes jerk as Jamaica’s stamp, now mainstream via McCormick and Woman’s Day Cookbook.
This week’s pantry picks offer guidance on cleaning a coffee grinder and evaluating fresh fish by look and smell. It includes a cozy holiday recipe, a note on Paul Anka dining at Pascale’s Wine Bar, and tips to make Thanksgiving meal prep smoother. Readers are invited to call NewsLine with secrets.
New findings suggest eating smaller meals can help combat obesity and reduce insulin resistance. A traveling Beauty and the Beast show performed at Landmark Theatre Saturday, while High Society wins and a new sitcom premieres at 9 p.m. on WTVH Channel 6. A Monday movie guide lists Big Screen in Gentral New York offerings.
Ten time Dove Award nominee Rich Mullins shifts from touring to teaching music education after earning a Friends University degree in Wichita. He moves to the Navajo Nation in New Mexico for a year, aiming to learn the culture before teaching, with a current tour stopping at Landmark Theatre in Syracuse.
The series Pappyland expands to over 140 public stations with 13 new episodes, broadening its reach. The program continues to feature heritage character Pappy and family friendly adventures, appealing to school age audiences nationwide.
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