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		<title>Exploration of Food And Drink</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[As the title suggests, this post is going to be about two things&#8230;food and drinks. So starting with the food, I just wanted to give a little update on my cooking attempts. I&#39;ve tried two new recipes this week. First up was some garlic chicken. This one turned out REALLY well and I&#39;m definitely going


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<p>As the title suggests, this post is going to be about two things&#8230;food and drinks. </p>
<p>So starting with the food, I just wanted to give a little update on my cooking attempts. I&#39;ve tried two new recipes this week. First up was some <a href="http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/A-Good-Easy-Garlic-Chicken/Detail.aspx">garlic chicken</a>. This one turned out REALLY well and I&#39;m definitely going to do it again. The best part is that it&#39;s pretty quick to do, about 30 minutes or so, so it&#39;s easy enough to do during the week. It&#39;s not terribly sophisticated, but it&#39;s very tasty. I think I used a little bit too much of the seasoned salt in this one though&#8230;it was a tad too salty, but I&#39;ll adjust that for next time.</p>
<p>The next recipe was for <a href="http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Halibut-Weaver/Detail.aspx">baked halibut</a>. I had another halibut steak from last weeks seafood experiments and I wanted to try out this one. I didn&#39;t like it quite as much as the garlic chicken, but I thought it was servicable. I think It was a little too tangy, so I might need to reduce the mustard powder and dill weed a bit. </p>
<p>It&#39;s a little difficult to do some of these because I&#39;m trying to reduce everything from feeding a family of 4 to one person. Not exactly easy sometimes. Later this week I&#39;m probably going to try out a recipe for baked scallops, and potentially chicken quesadillas. We&#39;ll see what I feel like.</p>
<p>As far as the liquid consumption goes, I&#39;ve been exploring different types of tea and I&#39;ve arrived at Rooibos, or Red Tea. And man, I wish I would have gotten here sooner. It&#39;s now my current favorite tea. I tried it Monday night just straight with no flavoring and though it was pretty good. A little sweet, very smooth and very tasty. Then last night I tried the <a href="http://www.adagio.com/rooibos/rooibos_earl_grey.html">earl grey version</a>, which is your standard rooibos tea with bergamot added. And it was simply awesome. I forsee myself going through the sample tin I have of this VERY quickly. </p>
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<li><a href='http://www.nopurpose.org/blog/2009/08/31/food-like-eating-it-hate-planning-it/' rel='bookmark' title='Permanent Link: Food. Like Eating It. Hate Planning It.'>Food. Like Eating It. Hate Planning It.</a></li>
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