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Healthy Cooking Oils by Mikki R. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 2:47pm the scientific facts and my own experience, I’ll stick with cooking in palm and coconut oils and adding olive oil (monounsaturated) to my salad dressings and vegetables. Then in the post on Ten Oils And How To Use Them , he discusses a wider range of fats. These posts are definitely worth reading, especially if you've been cooking your meats and vegetables Read on »

Which is the best cooking oil by Organicprincess Posted Thu 07 May 2009 12:23pm serious diseases. The new Mantra for healthy living is “Do not use it on your skin if you can’t eat it.” Our skin absorbs very quickly any chemicals that we use in cosmetics, and other body care products. Hence, after years of research, I discovered Tea seed oil, which is ideal for cooking plus all body care products. It is the best oil used in the far Read on »

When I'm Wrong I'm Wrong: Cooking with Olive Oil by Dr. Jonny B. Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Tue 12 Aug 2008 3:09am . For years and years I've been recommending extra virgin olive oil as a great oil to cook with because it stands up to heat, is heart healthy and has a lot of great stuff in it (from...'s. Now if you're using extra-virgin olive oil at low heat, or if you're adding it to foods right before the end of cooking, no problem. But if you're really turning up the heat Read on »

Choosing Cooking Oils that are Heart Smart by oceansky Posted Mon 02 Aug 2010 11:43pm love teaching and have done some form of it all my life. That is why How To Homemaker came into existence. I give 'how to' tips almost daily on cooking, cleaning, gardening and all things related to homemaking. I even throw in recipes and crafts. Today I'm going to talk about choosing cooking oils that are heart smart and the difference in fats Read on »

Choosing Cooking Oils that are Heart Smart by Sweet Greens Posted Mon 02 Aug 2010 12:00am . I love teaching and have done some form of it all my life. That is why How To Homemaker came into existence. I give 'how to' tips almost daily on cooking, cleaning, gardening and all things related to homemaking. I even throw in recipes and crafts. Today I'm going to talk about choosing cooking oils that are heart smart and the difference Read on »

This Cooking Oil is a Powerful Virus-Destroyer and Antibioticâ¦ by tremedicure Facebook

Posted Sat 06 Nov 2010 3:33pm

1 Comment Yes, I totally agree with Dr. Mercola's comments on cooking with coconut oil because I've been using home-made coconut oil in cooking for about 40 years. Am now about 60yrs... energy source [7] Keeping your skin healthy and youthful looking Supporting the proper functioning of your thyroid gland [8] But how is this possible? Does coconut oil have Read on »

Coconut & Olive Oil Roasted Potato Sticks, Raw Vegan BBQ Sauce, Cooking For Others-Do You Eat What You Make, Blogging & Saftey L by LoveVeggiesYoga Posted Thu 12 Aug 2010 5:59pm ) & Sprinkle on the Seasonings Blobs of healthy fat. If you don't like coconut oil, just omit, but we do around here! Roast in a Foil Lined 9 x 13 Pan at 425F for about 45 minutes... & Olive Oil Roasted Potato Sticks 2 Large White Potatoes 2-4 Tbsp Olive Oil 1-2 Tbsp Coconut Oil 1/2 Tsp Ground Ginger (anti-inflammatory herb, great for Scott's inflamed back) 1/8 Read on »

5 cooking oil tips you MUST know by VidyaSury Facebook

Posted Tue 27 Jan 2009 12:00am Health is important. If you think you can cut costs by re-using cooking oil in your kitchen, then think again. Why? Because re-used oil has varnish-like compounds in it that can expose you to many health risks like cancer and heart disease. Then imagine the medical expense! Here are some cooking oil tips 1. It is worth it to buy the best quality Read on »

THE TRUTH ACCORDING TO... THURSDAYS- DR. MERCOLA ON COOKING WITH OILS by Veggin' Out With Christa Facebook

Posted Thu 04 Nov 2010 12:00am and wanted to share it with you. It contains warnings about cooking with oils and touts coconut oil to be the best choice if you need to use oil for cooking. Please click on the link below to read the article. It is long, but it has some really beneficial information. I intend to give coconut oil a try in my cooked dishes going forward! http Read on »

Cooking with Essential Oils by Jennifer Nordin Patient Expert

Posted Fri 23 Jul 2010 12:00am Essential oils are different from common vegetable oils such as olive, flax, sesame, or canola. While both have benefits, cooking with essential oils can be a healthier... oils in cooking is a relatively new idea; in fact there are thousands of food products that use essential oils for aroma and flavor such as chewing gum, chocolates, candies Read on »