Tag: healthy eating
Ever Ate An Heirloom?
The popularity of gowing heirloom varieties in home gardens has spread across North America and Europe over the last decade. Another heirloom vegetable is Rapini. Known as brocoli rabe, it is widely popular in Italian cuisine. Rapini has a pleasing bitter flavor often lacking in our American diet.
Posted: August 8th, 2012 under Healthy Eating Habits.
Tags: benefits of ethnic cuisine, healthy eating, Italian recipes, med diet
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Delicious Light Chicken Picatta
Every once in a while it rises to the occasion when a light, easy preparation is called for. Here, finished with a splash of white wine and a sprinkle of capers, chicken takes a starring role on the plate.
The name Picatta means sharp. Fresh lemon juice is responsible for the name in this case. The finished dish is bright, lively, and delicious
Posted: December 14th, 2011 under Healthy Eating Habits, recipes.
Tags: Chicken Breast Recipe, easy, fast, healthy eating, med diet, whole foods
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Poached Fish with Tomato & Cumin
Poaching fish is a foolproof method to make sure it comes out moist. In this dish fresh tomato is grated to form a poaching liquid. Celery and onion give the sauce body and texture.
Posted: November 12th, 2011 under Healthy Eating Habits, recipes.
Tags: easy, Fish recipe, healthy eating, med diet
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Seasonings Made Simple – Asian Fascination
Color, texture, and a balance of flavors are what charaterize Asian cuisine and make it so fascinating to prepare and so incredible to sit down to enjoy.
Posted: February 7th, 2010 under Healthy Eating Habits, recipes.
Tags: easy, ginger, healthy eating, seasonings, Shrimp, whole foods
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Savory Quinoa B-fast cooks itself!
Not only does it make a great change of pace for breakfast, it also makes a great base for salads such as Quinoa & Black Bean. Stir it into soups to give them extra texture and nutrition.
Posted: December 16th, 2009 under Healthy Eating Habits, recipes.
Tags: breakfast, curry powder, healthy eating, Quinoa, recipe
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Are you following the path to health in the grocery store?
You can significantly benefit your health and vitality simply by changing your grocery store shopping pattern. Most people spend the majority of their time in the aisles — where sugary cereals, salty snacks, prepackaged foods, and frozen treats lurk. Rather, spend 80%-90% of your time along the perimeter of the store. There you’ll find fruits, [...]
Posted: December 15th, 2009 under Healthy Eating Habits.
Tags: grocery, healthy eating, whole foods
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