T.V. Chef's Special Drink For Thanksgiving Day!

                            Cheers To You From Bobby Flay! 

Bobby Flay, popular host of many shows on The Food Network has a special
drink for those who love Fall weather, Halloween and Thanksgiving,
and if you like your wine warmed up, look below for the recipe. 

Bobby's Flay Mulled Red Wine Sangria! 
Ingredients: 
1 bottle Spanish table wine
1/4 cup orange juice, (go for the freshly squeezed)
1/4 cup brandy
3 Tbs. sugar
1 orange and 1 lemon, thinly slice
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Directions:
Combine the first 4 ingredients to a large saucepan,
heat on medium and allow the sugar to dissolve.
Toss in the orange and lemon slices, heat on low
for another 5 minutes. Serve in heat-resistance glasses
or sturdy mugs. Makes 4 servings.

That's it and if you plan on cooking this holiday season and want some tips
on how to prevent or fix lumpy gravy, salty gravy, burnt gravy, dry turkey,
dry stuffing, too wet pumpkin pie or cheesecake, head to Amzazon.com/the kindle
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Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

Food Network's Food Tip To Lower Disease Risk!

                                    Lower Diabetes Risk! 

It hasn't been a good week for the Food Network star- Paula Deen.
With all of the criticism and the sponsors dropping her like a hot
rock. it's not looking to good for Ms. Deen right now.
One thing Ms. Deen should feel good about... her diet and the recent 40 lb.
weight loss. And one of the foods that Ms. Deen used to help her get down about
40 lbs. is now being hailed as a food that'll help prevent one of the diseases that's
running wild in the U.S.

First the food- It's the sweet potato. And Ms. Deen said she used them in place
of her beloved white potatoes.
And secondly, the disease- Diabetes! Although it's too late for Ms. Deen,
new reasearch says that foods like sweet potatoes, butternut squash, pumpkin,
carrots and cantaloupe can turn off the genes that get the diabetes ball rolling.

So, if you have a history of diabetes in your family and want to lower your 
chances of ever getting it, do like Paula Deen and stock up on Sweet potatoes.
And lastly, remember you still have to get some exercise, eat more fruits and
vegetables, get 6 to 8 hrs. of sleep and watch the number of carbs you eat.
Oh, one more thing, if you're thinking- more sweet potato and pumpkin
pie, stop thinking it- extra sugar in your diet-not only increases your risk
of diabetes, but cancer, more colds, bad skin, weight gain and heart disease
as well.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

Want some food tips on how to turn off the breast cancer genes?
Head to Amazon.com/the kindle store and order the E-document...
The Superfoods That Prevent Breast Cancer!
Download the info on your E-reader. 

Paula Deen's Vegetable Rxs For A Slimmer Waist!

                   Get Slim Like Paula! 

Paula Deen, the extremely popular host of her own cooking
show on the Food Network, has lost 30 lbs. in the last 6 months.
How'd she do it?
With a walking plan, (30 mins. a day, a few times a week)
and eating more of these 2 foods.

The 2 foods: 
Broccoli and Sweet Potatoes!
Most may know about the health benefits of broccoli-
lower chances of getting breast cancer (women)
and lower chances of getting prostate cancer (men)
But, what about sweet potatoes? Look below for the answers...
a) Lower chance of getting skin cancer- S.Ps. protect the skin
from the Sun's harmful rays.
b) Beautiful Skin- high in vitamin A, many people try and get younger
with lotions and potions, but get more vitamin A, (also in butternut squash
and pumpkin) and you'll remain looking 10 to 12 yrs. younger for a long time.
c) A Sweet Tooth- Struggling with choc. and donuts? Satisfy your sweet tooth
with more sweet potatoes and watch your cravings for the other sweet treats
 disappear.
d) Get Twins- There's a region in Nigeria, and it's reported the women there,
have the highest number of multiple births, why? Yams (in the U.S.) sweet potatoes, 
The orange tubers block and get rid of excess estrogen (the female hormone)
making it easier for women to conceive twins or triplets.
That's It- Food and exercise secrets from Ms. Paula Deen.

For more on the incredible orange miracle, go to Google and type in the
"best vegetable in the World" it should lead you to SupermarketRxs@typepad.com. 

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs! 

                                        Paula Deen's Rx For Diabetic, Friendly and Gluten-Free Chocolate!
Paula Deen, one of America's favorite T.V. chefs took a beating (image wise)
when she announced she was a diabetic. People asked- "will she change her
style of cooking?" "Will the Food Network drop her?" on and on.

But, Ms. Deen, took it in stride and vows to be back, cooking up her usual storm.
One food that Ms. Deen can continue to cook with and not worry too much
about is chocolate.

Chocolate? We know, you're probably asking- "Are you sure, chocolate for a diabetic?"
Hold on, depending on the type, calorie amount and fat grams, it can be very good
or very bad.
But wait, there's a company that had not only Ms. Deen in mind,
but all the people out there, concerned about the amount of fat
and gluten in chocolate.

The Candy: Xan Confections Saintly Sins Assortment.
They make a delectable chocolate that's not only gluten-free,
it only has 1 gram of fat. And that's not all- they belnd chocolate
with favorites like blueberries, cherries or pineapple.
Where do find this confection of heaven? Go online to XanConfections.com.
And the price: Between $6 and $25.

So, go ahead and indulge in that choc, (but not too much indulgence) it still has calories.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!

Paula Deen's Rx To Combat Dandruff!

                           Paula Deen's Fig Rx To Beat Winter Dandruff!
Paula Deen, the widly popular southern cook who hosts her own show on
the Food Network is a big fan of figs.
Figs haven't caught on here in the U.S. but in other parts
of the world they're eaten quite regularly.

Figs like most fruits can benefit your health in a number of ways like...
1) More Milk- Help pregnant women produce more milk.
2) Easier Labor- Eat throughout prenancy and make a delivery a breeze.
3) Rx For Men- Keep the prostate gland normal size.
4) Stay Dandruff-Free- Drier air, Christmas goodies and colder air
make a dandruff a mainstay for a lot of people.
But thanks to Ms. Deen, you can create a "fig jam" and  "fig oil"
(not from Ms. Deen) and keep the embarrasing flakes from
showing up on your scalp.

Figs are rich in vitamins A and B, which help you overcome a dry, itchy
scalp and bring it back to the proper pH levels. You can buy a fig-infused
product already made or you can make your own.

The product: Bain de Terra Sugar and Fig, Scalp Massage Scrub, find it at
Amazon.com, price $18. Or try Chaz Dean Fig Sweet Orange Treatment Oil,
find it at ChazDean.com. It helps with irration and controls those white flakes.
Or make your own...
The recipe:
Fig Oil-
1 fresh fig.
2 tbsps. olive, almond or coconut oil.
The directions:
Pour the oil into a bowl, place a strainer over the bowl and squeeze the juice of one
fig into the oil. Massage the oil into your scalp and wet hair. Sit back for 10 to 20
mins. and then shampoo hair as usual. Enough for one massage session.

And if you still want a little more from Ms. Deen, try her fig jam, use it on
toast, a bowl of oatmeal or a bagel.

The recipe for Fig Jam!
In a non-aluminu pot, place 1/2 lb. fresh figs (stemmed)
with 6 tbsps. sugar, some grated lemon zest and 1 1/2 tbsps. from
one lemon. Bring this to a boil over medium-high heat,
stirring until sugar is dissolved. Turn down the heat until
the mixture thickens, (about 10 mins.) Remove from heat, let cool.
Serve on the above mentioned toast and store the rest in a clean container
and refrigerate. Makes a little less than 2 cups.

That's It- Figs to remove Winter dandruff.

Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!