Wednesday, August 31, 2011

About Low Fat Cooking: Summer Chicken and Tomatoes

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From Fiona Haynes, your Guide to Low Fat Cooking
Just as Memorial Day marks the unofficial beginning of summer, so Labor Day marks the end of summer, no matter what kind of weather you've been experiencing. While we soon say goodbye to luscious summer berries, we will soon welcome the fruits of fall, which opens all kinds of different culinary possibilities. I, for one, can't wait.

Summer Chicken and Tomatoes
Enjoy this simple summer Chicken and Tomatoes recipe that makes the most of fragrant, fresh tomatoes and basil, plus a generous dose of garlic. For added color and interest, I... Read more

Fruit and Oat Granola Bars
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Banana Pancakes
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About Nutrition: Back to School - Packing a Healthy School Lunch

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Back to School - Packing a Healthy School Lunch
Summer is winding down and it is time to go back to school, or at least time to prepare to go back to school. That includes packing lunches.

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Since schooldays usually end earlier than workdays, your teens probably spend some time at home alone after school. Have some healthy snacks ready.
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Monday, August 29, 2011

About Low Carb Diets: What About Salt?

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From Laura Dolson, your Guide to Low Carb Diets
Once you get suspicious about one government recommendation for our diet, it's natural to start questioning more of them. So what about all this talk about reducing salt? Is that legit? Also, you must check out the frightening CDC map progression I've linked to if you've never seen it, and what to substitute for high-carb foods. Have a great week on your journey to health - Laura

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One key to making a new diet work is finding ways to have similar foods that conform to your new guidelines.

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Books, software and online sources often differ in their information about carbs, calories, and other nutrients. Here's why.
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