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	Vitaille Recipe Recources and Food Related Information
		Appenzell (Switz.) A whole-milk cows' cheese made in large wheels, cured, and washed in a brine with white wine and spices, which impart their flavor; the cheese is pale straw-colored with some holes and a yellow brown rind; similar to Emmental, it is firm, buttery, yet piquant.
		Table cheeses are aged for two months, grating cheeses up to twelve, and their flavor ranges from delicate and sweet to more pungent with age; this pale straw-colored cheese is used for eating and cooking and is sometimes smoked.
		Chevrotin (Fr.) A cheese of goats' milk, or occasionally a mixture of goats' and cows' milk, from Savoy; the cheese is uncooked, pressed, and shaped in a small disc.
	www.vitaille.com /reference/encyclopedia.php (17483 words)

	WHFoods: Miso
		While miso is the Japanese name we are most familiar with in the United States, this fermented soybean paste is also known as "chiang" in China, and "chao do" in Vietnam.
		The creation of miso is very complex and is held as a high art in Asia, just as wine making and cheese making are revered in other parts of the world.
		Miso is now becoming more widely available in the United States due to growing popularity of the macrobiotic diet and escalating interest in Asian food culture, stimulated by research suggesting it has numerous health benefits.
	www.whfoods.com /genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=114 (1563 words)

	The Food Timeline: history notes--Asian-American cuisine
		The term comes from Mandarin Chinese ch'ao mien', "fried noodles," and probably was brought to the United States by Chinese cooks serving the workers on the western railroads in the 1850s.
		The division in Chinese cooking between fan and ts'ai--the rice (or other cereal) and its accompaniment--is reflected in the modern kitchen with the rice cooker and the wok (Cantonese) or kuo (Mandarin).
		For ravioli there is nothing like a tomato sauce with freshly grated cheese or alla panna - a reduction of heavy cream and cheese.
	www.foodtimeline.org /foodasian.html (9380 words)

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		Sorry for that, I guess I need to update and work more.
		I only add one small profile, and that's Cheese the Chao.
		Expect an update involving Chaos and Charmy soon.
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	Vegetarians In Paradise /Vegetarian Links/Vegan Links/Animal Rights Links
		Along with announcing that their shoes are not made in sweatshops, they donate to animal rights causes.
		"Raw, Organic, Unique" is the motto of Touch, Klaus, Nok,, and Chao, a group of raw vegans who are 100% committed to the environment.
		They created an online store that sells hemp and organic cotton clothing for men and women, footwear, bed & bath items, organic raw foods, hemp foods, blenders, juicers, eco books and gifts.
	www.vegparadise.com /linkswe.html (11651 words)

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