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Making "It" Feel Better

8/23/2010

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We all get booboo's, you know the "ouchies" of life.  When those feelings of being overwhelmed, fatiqued, stressed, sad, afraid or alone hit us, we all reach for something to make "it" all feel better.  We have a vast array of hurts and frustrations and, as well, there is as much a difference in what we think to ingest to diffuse the feelings that "it" brings into our lives. 

So, today, I am presenting an article on the subject of Comfort Foods that offers several different angles on the subject.  The one that got my attention, but isn't so focused on making "it" feel better, is that many people enjoy eating for a sense of nostalgia where that our experience of food sometimes has a strong connection to a different time and place in our lives that has left a deep feeling connected to that time.  We all have some food that we enjoy that reminds of grandmother or prom or a special visit to a distant or unusual location.

While on our culinary tour, A Taste of LeBerry, it was a fun moment when Chef Roland gave instuction to those in the group as to how to use their new crepe pans that they purchased in Paris.  Hopefully, that memory will be something for them that will be relived everytime they have the opportunity to make crepes for their friends and family.

A cooking class in your own home with friends and family is always a great way to make memories.  We hope you will consider having a cooking class with Chef Roland for your next entertaining event.  If you have any questions regarding our packages, you can contact us through our web contact page or email to : rolandpar@hotmail.com.

The following article goes quite in depth on the subject of Comfort Food.  I hope you find something in the article that enlightens you as to why you search out a particular food.  As well, I hope that you are having many opportunities to make memories sharing your cooking experiences with friends and family!

Bon Apetit!
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    Elaine Parny

    When Roland and I met, I was one of those people who opened the box or can and warmed up the family meal.  After our marriage in 2005, I truely began to appreciate what food is really about, not only that it can taste very good, and be nutritious, but that it can be a celebration of who you are and the people that you share it with.

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