Elements For A Healthier Life Magazine Issue 06 | October 2016 | Page 58

guru! I can’t resist adding one coaching tidbit:

This is a perfect recipe to do as an exercise in self-love. Not only is the recipe flexible and nearly fail-proof, and not only are the results nurturing and delicious, the preparation itself can be an act of self-expression and self-support.

So here’s my real recipe for success:

Follow your bliss and approve of your every effort!

That translates to: have fun with it! Follow your heart’s desire. Add more of what makes you happy. Don’t be afraid to suit yourself. If you get inspired to add some cut up fruit or raisins, go ahead! If you like it super-spicy, go for it! Listen to what you are excited about.

Release worry about doing it ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ and enjoy the process.

Happy self-loving autumn! Enjoy!

Convert

Fahrenheit to Celsius

Celsius to Fahrenheit

Multiply celsius by 1.8

Add 32

Example = 190 c x 1.8 = 342;

342 + 32 = 374 f

Fahrenheit to Celsius

Subtract fahrenheith by 32

Divide by 1.8

Example = 374 f - 32 = 342;

342 / 1.8 = 190 c

Fahrenheit Celsius

225110

250130

275140

300150

325170

350180

375190

400200

425220

450230

475240

This chart is an estimate for your cooking needs, though keep in mind the temperatures will vary between different types, brands, sizes of ovens, in addition to your locations altitude, temperature, humidity, etc.

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