With just 10-15 minutes in the morning, these recipes will give you a delicious healthy Chinese meal with little preparation right before dinner; just cook some instant rice, spoon and serve.

Cashew Chicken
Ingredients:
2 medium chopped onions
1 can drained mushrooms
1 can drained bamboo shoots
1 can drained sliced water chestnuts
2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1 inch cubes
1 ½ cups stir fry sauce
¼ tsp ground ginger
1- 16 ounce package frozen stir fry vegetables
1 cup cashews

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It is rare that eating chocolate is recommended for health reasons. However, quite surprisingly, dark chocolate is said to contain antioxidants that benefit your body when eaten properly.

People often refer to dark chocolate as “bittersweet” chocolate. It contains roughly 70% cocoa solids and has less or no sugar added.

Since it has less or no sugar, dark chocolate is far less susceptible to heat than milk chocolate.

Some recent studies suggest that eating dark chocolate provides your body with essential antioxidants that could help with getting rid of free radicals that cause premature aging.

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Do you eat dinner in front of the television? I’m sure plenty of us do it. I am also guessing that those of us who eat in front of the TV on a regular basis are overweight. There are a couple of reasons I say this, but the second reason I believe is the most important. Eating while watching TV is not a good idea.

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One thing I have to say for Prose, an Arlington MA eatery, is that it is aptly named; it is
entirely a prosaic affair, nothing poetic happening here.

The decor is strictly utilitarian in this storefront bistro. Some
pictures adorn the walls in a quasi-artistic arrangement. The tables
are sturdy Formica; chairs tolerably comfortable; ambient temperature
a little sticky, unless you are able to hover over the air
conditioning vent. Be prepared to settle in for a few hours.

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When it comes to enjoying the luxury of chocolate, could there be anything more decadent that a chocolate fountain? Rivers of smooth and creamy chocolate plunging over the sides of a fountain, tantalizing us with its rich aroma and velvety color. It’s the stuff of dreams - a chocolate fantasy of which Willy Wonka himself would be proud.

But while a chocolate fountain seems like it would be too good to be true, it is in fact real. Used for special occasions such as parties or weddings, the most common chocolate fountain is a tabletop device that keeps chocolate at a high enough temperature to keep it liquid. While some models will actually melt the chocolate for you, others require you to melt and add the chocolate yourself.

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