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    Vote for the Winning Shine Supper Club Recipe!

    By | Shine Food – Mon, Jan 21, 2013 11:08 AM EST

    If you ever tire of brown rice and vegetables on your new year's journey to eating better, you needed look no further than the the contributions to the Shine Supper Club for a bit of inspiration. The recipes this month were so fresh (herb and veggie-stuffed summer rolls), so vibrant (winter detox salad), and so creative (lightened jalapeno popper dip, anyone?), we continually felt motivated on to keep eating well (well, most of the time). But as always, there must be a winner. We've narrowed the playing field to 8 finalists. Now it's time for you to vote for your favorite.

    Voting will be open until 12PM PST Wednesday, January 23. The winning recipe to be featured on the Shine homepage and win a copy of The New Way to Cook Light. No purchase is necessary to participate, and the giveaway is open to U.S. residents who are 18 or older. The full rules for the giveaway can be found here.


    Yahoo! Poll

    Which recipe feels like the most inspiring, fresh start for healthy eating in the new year?

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    Poll Choice Options
    • Thai Chicken Burgers
    • Roasted Eggplant Parm
    • Healthy Pancakes
    • Southwest Salad
    • Ginger Soy Salmon
    • Winter Veggie Soup
    • Avocado Pasta
    • Fresh Spring Rolls

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