Americans love food. That’s obvious isn’t it? We have fast food restaurants on corners and in strip malls, university campus buildings and indoor malls, and built right into the big box stores so we can eat even while we buy food. We have full service restaurants, diners, delis, cafes, and drive-through restaurants. Quick-mart gas stations, […]
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Welcome to a brand New Year! Its detox time for many people, the New Year has begun and almost everyone wants to clean out from all the holiday eating, set a positive and healthy trajectory for 2014. Now I know many of our subscribers are already eating very healthy, so you may not need to
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With family flying in for the holidays, friends stopping by the house with gifts and guests setting up camp in your home for days, it’s nice to make sure there’s plenty of food around during the extended celebration. Casseroles make simple, appetizing holiday meals that not only stay fresh for days, but are just as
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The nutrition facts about iceberg lettuce are one of the most misunderstood among everyday people. For years, iceberg lettuce has been left out of the salad bowl having been deemed of having no nutritional value. This is not true. Iceberg Lettuce gets passed by for other more power-packed greens such as Romaine lettuce, spinach,
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I love to serve this Pomegranate Quinoa Spinach Pilaf for a holiday meal. It is so festive and colorful…but best of all, it is nutrient rich. Ingredients 1 clove garlic, finely chopped 250 ml (1 cup) quinoa, thoroughly rinsed 250 ml (1/2 cup) fresh spinach, chopped 1/2 medium onion, diced 2 cups low-sodium vegetable broth
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NutrientRich.com has a new introductory video on it’s homepage that’s all about what it means to eat “nutrient-rich.” This past month, Dr Mary Zennett, a leading activist and Founder of The Health Reform Report asked me a whole series of questions that revealed key Insights into how to eat More Plant Based Nutrient Rich. In
The “Holiday Overeating Season” officially begins at Thanksgiving 2013. Just thinking about traditional holiday meals can put the appetite in high gear, before even lifting a fork to taste that first savory bite. Those on weight loss programs either start strategizing on how to avoid overeating during these six weeks or throw caution to the
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It’s November and the fruit of the month is Persimmon. So hurray Persimmon season! And that’s probably the only nice thing about wet and windy Novembers. This strange exotic orange –yellow round tomato looking fruit which almost tastes like a cross over between apples, plums, and date, when you first encounter one you might not
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In the classic O. Henry story The Gift of the Magi, the wife has beautiful long hair, the husband a treasured pocket watch. She cuts and sells her hair to buy him a watch chain. He sells his watch to buy her a hair comb. Many people make a similarly well intentioned, but ultimately futile
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Bitter gourd–also known as bitter melon and balsam pear, botanically labeled Momordica charantia–is a member of the large family that includes squashes, melons and cucumbers. Native to Asia and Africa, it has long been valued medicinally for its purgative properties and in dishes for its bitter taste. This is important in Asian diets that balance
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