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  The Southern Po' Boy Cookbook -...

  Todd-Michael St. Pierre

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  “[An] homage to that great New Orleans sandwich . . . recipes that range from traditional oyster loafs and roast beef and gravy to eggplant Parmesan.” —Daily Advertiser 
   
  Humble yet delicious, po’ boy sandwiches combine light and flaky French bread with rich and hearty fillings for a lunch treat loved throughout the South. This beautiful, full-color cookbook offers a wide variety of po’ boys from traditional New Orleans offerings to the author’s all new creations, including:Blackened ShrimpAndouille SausageBarbecue BrisketCuban-Style PorkFried OystersPecan-Crusted TroutFried Alligator TailBánh Mì StyleCreole Crab Cakes 
   
  “This cookbook offers not only wonderful pictures, but also a wide variety of recipes to make this Southern sandwich using traditional New Orleans offerings along with St. Pierre’s new creations, including blackened shrimp, fried oysters and Creole crab cakes.” —Deep South 
   
  “It does have some new po’ boy ideas like a Pain Perdu (French Toast) Po’ Boy for breakfast and a Cheesy Pepperoni Po’ Boy to make the kids happy.” —Ms. enPlace

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  The Empire of Tea

  Alan Macfarlane, Iris MacFarlane

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  This cultural, political, and social history of tea presents a “fascinating picture of tea's impact on the lives of millions of people around the world.” (Publishers Weekly)   From Darjeeling to Lapsang Souchon, from India to Japan—a fresh, concise, world-encompassing exploration of the way tea has shaped politics, culture, and the environment throughout history. From the fourth century BC in China, where it was used as an aid in Buddhist meditation, to the Boston Tea Party in 1773, to its present-day role as the most consumed substance on the planet, the humble Camellia plant has had profound effects on civilization. Renowned cultural anthropologist Alan MacFarlane and Iris MacFarlane recount the history of tea from its origin in the eastern Himalayas and explains, among other things, how tea became the world's most prevalent addiction, how tea was used as an instrument of imperial control, and how the cultivation of tea drove the industrial revolution. Both an absorbing narrative and a fascinating tour of some of the world's great cultures—Japan, China, India, France, Britain, and others—The Empire of Tea brings into sharp focus one of the forces that shaped history.   "A good primer on a resonant and endlessly stimulating subject.” —Boston Sunday Globe   “A fascinating picture of tea's impact on the lives of millions of people around the world.” —Publishers Weekly   “An absorbing read.” —Kirkus Reviews

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  The Rainbow Diet - A Holistic...

  Deanna M. Minich

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  Don’t just eat your greens—eat your reds, yellows, and blues with this guide to the colorful world of nutrition and optimal health.   Forget about bland, colorless diet foods. Vibrant health begins when we embrace the full spectrum of naturally occurring nutrients. In TheRainbow Diet, nutritionist and health expert Deanna Minich, PhD, explains how foods of different colors correspond to different dietary needs. You’ll learn how to create a balanced meal featuring colorful foods that boost your mental clarity, emotional wellbeing, spiritual fulfillment, and more. Providing information on foods and supplements, Minich also includes delicious recipes, as well as activities to help you heal and flourish.  The Rainbow Diet combines ancient healing and eating practices with modern nutritional science to create an integrated view of body, psychology, eating, and living. With this holistic approach, Minich gives readers an easy-to-follow guide to attaining physical, mental, and spiritual health through colorful whole foods and natural supplements.

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  Alcohol Addiction Explained -...

  Dr. Dale Pheragh

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  Alcohol addiction, also known as alcoholism, is an illness that affects folks of all strolls of life. Experts have attempted to pinpoint factors like genetics, sex, competition, or socioeconomics that may predispose you to get addicted to alcohol. Nevertheless, it has no single cause; however, psychological, hereditary, and behavioral factors can all donate to getting the disease.It’s essential to notice that alcoholism is a genuine disease; it could cause changes to one’s mind and neurochemistry, so a person with an alcoholic beverage addiction might not have the ability to control their activities.There are many ways of communicating alcohol dependency; the severe nature of the condition affirms how often someone takes in alcohol, and the alcoholic beverages they consume vary from individual to individual; some individuals drink heavily all day long, while some drink and then stay sober for some time.

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  Nightcap - More than 40...

  Kara Newman

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  When you’re in the mood for just one more, here are drink recipes that deliver one last decadent indulgence—from shots to hot toddies and coffee cocktails.   A nightcap is the perfect way to end the night, and author Kara Newman knows just how to make them. This gifty book contains more than forty cocktail recipes—some to keep the night going, some that will help ease you to sleep, some that can double as dessert, and some that can soothe the stomach after a hearty meal.   There are classics like the sweet and creamy Brandy Alexander, new takes on old favorites like the Black Manhattan, which swaps an aperitif for the classic vermouth, and simple new ideas like the Open & Shut, which combines equal parts amaro and cognac for a slow sipper. Whatever kind of night it’s been, Nightcap is the perfect way to top it off.

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  How to Live Between Office...

  Bernie S. Siegel

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  In this compassionate and powerful healing guide, Dr. Bernie Siegel, the author of the triumphant bestsellers Love, Medicine & Miracles and Peace, Love & Healing, provides readers with healthy ways to respond to life's adversities.

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