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Chow Line: Teen athletes need more carbohydrates (10/5/12)
oxygen and glucose to muscles, helping produce energy. He should drink: Two cups of water or a sports ... practice and needs more protein. How much protein does he need during the football season? It’s likely your ... activity, eating a piece of fruit, drinking a sports drink or even enjoying a few jelly beans, low-fat candy ...
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Chocolate chemistry – a food scientist explains how the beloved treat gets its flavor, texture and tricky reputation as an ingredient
Mesoamericans who brewed a drink from the seeds of cacao trees. In the 16th and 17th centuries, both the trees ... the answers to some of the most frequent questions I hear about this unique and complex food. How does ... chocolate flavor. How long can you store chocolate? Once the beans are roasted, that wonderful aroma has ...
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Chow Line: Take precautions if stuffing turkey (11/9/12)
daughter tells me it’s not safe. Should I stop? Would it make a difference if I used stuffing from a box? ... F. If the turkey is done but the stuffing isn’t, keep cooking the whole thing. The turkey meat might ... dry out a bit, but it’s worth being safe. When it’s done, let everything rest at room temperature for ...
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Researcher Studying Agriculture Fairs and Flu Among Pigs
https://agnr.osu.edu/news/researcher-studying-agriculture-fairs-and-flu-among-pigs
Agricultural fairs vary in prevention measures taken to keep people and pigs safe and in how well the public ... what prevention measures are taken at the fairs and how often they are used to keep people and animals ... safe from flu. This summer Bowman’s research is especially relevant as the Ohio Department of ...
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What Can I Infuse in That?
https://franklin.osu.edu/events/what-can-i-infuse
precautions are followed. In this class you will learn how to use basic water-bath canning techniques to make ... Flavored vinegars are easy, inexpensive, and fairly safe to make at home, provided some simple ...
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Chow Line: Feed the brain by eating smart (for 1/24/10)
https://news-archive.cfaes.ohio-state.edu/news-release/chow-line-feed-brain-eating-smart-12410-1
damage. And finally, drinking plenty of water and other fluids can prevent dehydration, which can affect ... clarity of the mind. A good guideline to keep hydrated is to drink enough fluids to need to urinate every ... January 15, 2010 What sorts of foods should I eat to keep my mental activity at its peak function? ...
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Smart Stuff with Twig Walkingstick (for the Week of Jan. 7, 2007): Warmer Winters, Sooner Weevils
December 21, 2006 Q.: Dear Twig: How do scientists know there's global warming — global ... this good to know.) It does this based on the bloom times of plants. It shows, for instance, that black ... too: that the locusts now bloom and the weevils now weevil about three weeks sooner than they did in ...
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New App Helps Farmers Know When to Spray or Spread
https://agnr.osu.edu/news/new-app-helps-farmers-know-when-spray-or-spread
Erie, you have a greater potential for harmful algal blooms,” Wilson said. “This is detrimental to the ... expands, Wilson anticipates adding phone alerts that will further streamline the process of keeping farmers ... also makes it difficult for farmers to anticipate how much more fertilizer needs to be added. “If the ...
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Chow Line: Focus on safety with mailed food gifts (12/7/12)
how to keep perishable foods safe when delivered over long distances. For the lowdown, go to ... packaging, and how it was made and processed. But a “Keep refrigerated” instruction on the label is a sure ... The box contained cheese spreads that said “Keep refrigerated” on the label. They had been at room ...
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Ag. Technology Program Part of Conservation Conference
develop more efficient record keeping. An Ohio AgriculturalTechnology Association (OATA) Program will be ... offered at the Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference to help broaden the knowledge and use of how ... bring something new and different to the table this year about communication and record keeping ...