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Articles List 1. A Look at the Raw Food Detox Diet Plan (Article Word Count: 478) 2. A Quick Overview of the History of the Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 489) 3. Age Gracefully with a Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 594) 4. The Raw Food Diet: What is Ayurveda? (Article Word Count: 408) 5. What You Should Know About Bones and Raw Food (Article Word Count: 503) 6. Benefits of the Canine Organic Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 423) 7. Celebrities and the Raw Food Diet Craze (Article Word Count: 534) 8. Does the Raw Food Diet Really Help in Weight Loss? (Article Word Count: 528) 9. From Seeds To Sprouts (Article Word Count: 582) 10. Starting A Raw Food Diet: How To Create A Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 486) 11. The Right Way to Eat Raw (Article Word Count: 463) 12. A Simple Lesson on How to Make Your Own Crackers (Article Word Count: 417) 13. Improve the Health of Your Dog with Raw Foods! (Article Word Count: 435) 14. Introducing the Nesco FD-1020 Dehydrator (Article Word Count: 644) 15. Life on the Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 497) 16. Living Foods Recipes for the Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 433) 17. The Low Carb Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 404) 18. Need to Lose Weight? Go Raw! (Article Word Count: 484) 19. Cooking with Oatmeal (Article Word Count: 499) 20. The Benefits of a Raw Food Pregnancy (Article Word Count: 453) 21. The Raw Food Diet Results In Average Weight Loss (Article Word Count: 484) 22. Raw and Dangerous? A Look at The Raw Food Diet and Its Relation to Food Borne Illness (Article Word Count: 489) 23. Raw Vegan Food (Article Word Count: 461) 24. Recipes for the Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 408) 25. Store the Nutrients, not the Fat with a Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 455) 26. The Advantages of Raw Foods for the Bodybuilder (Article Word Count: 438) 27. The Cat Raw Food Diet: The Things You May Need to Know (Article Word Count: 410) 28. The Truth About The Raw Food Diet (Article Word Count: 428) 29. The Top 6 Super Foods and What They Can Do For You (Article Word Count: 750) 30. Trying Your Hand At Juicers (Article Word Count: 402)

 

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A Simple Lesson on How to Make Your Own Crackers Just about everyone loves crackers. Whether as an accompaniment to a salad or with a slice of cheese, simple crackers are both filling and tasty. Here is a basic recipe that anyone can follow in order to make fresh crackers at home. In order to begin the process, gather the following ingredients together: * 9 cups of plain flour, sifted * 2 cups of warm but not hot water * 1 cake of yeast * 1 teaspoon of baking soda * 1 tablespoon of iodized salt * 1 cup of lard or vegetable shortening, melted With the ingredients assembled, it is time to begin creating the crackers. 1. Begin the process by adding 4 cups of the sifted flour to a bowl. Measure 1 3/4 cup of the warm water into a measuring cup and add to the flour. Set to one side for a moment. 2. Soften the cake of yeast in a quarter cup of the warm water. This should only take a few moments. 3. Combine the flour, water, and softened cake of yeast. Mix thoroughly, and then cover the bowl with cheesecloth. Set the bowl in a warm spot overnight. 4. The next day, add the salt and baking soda, taking care to blend thoroughly. 5. Introduce the lard or vegetable shortening and knead into the mixture, until the dough is smooth. 6. Cover the mixture and allow it to rise. The mixture should become roughly twice the original size. 7. Turn out the dough on a cutting board that has been lightly dusted with flour. Knead the dough until the mixture is not sticky. Divide the dough into small portions and roll into thin sheets with a rolling pin. 8. Cut out the crackers using cookie cutters or by cutting with a sharp knife. Place the thin crackers on a greased cookie sheet and prick each one with a fork. 9. Bake the crackers at around 500 degrees Fahrenheit for fifteen minutes, or until they are a golden brown. Allow the crackers to cool thoroughly. The end result should be a crisp and tasty cracker. The great thing about these crackers is they can be made using ingredients that are normally found in any kitchen. While this recipe does take some time, the end results are well worth it. The crackers can be shaped any way you like, which makes them ideal to serve with different soups or salads, or even as a fun treat with a layer of cheese or peanut butter.

 

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