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The anticancer milkshake
By Glamour Magazine, on Mon Jun 16, 2008 9:53am PDTCancer accounts for one of every four deaths in this country. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to reduce the risk of cancer. You should stop smoking, stay physically active, limit saturated fat, and eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. Lucky for you, we have a delicious way to sneak in some... Read More »
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Whatever happened to PB&J?
By RetroMom, on Mon Jun 2, 2008 6:07pm PDTOnce I knew that I was going to have a baby I couldn't help but notice all of the "food" marketed for infants and children. They start with the formulas and move onto to the purees and cookies, and veggie sticks, etc, etc, ad naseum. What ever happened to the idea of feeding your children what you eat? Read More »
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Whatever happened to PB&J?
By RetroMom, on Mon Jun 2, 2008 6:07pm PDTOnce I knew that I was going to have a baby I couldn't help but notice all of the "food" marketed for infants and children. They start with the formulas and move onto to the purees and cookies, and veggie sticks, etc, etc, ad naseum. What ever happened to the idea of feeding your... Read More »
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10 surprisingly healthy yummy foods
By Weetabix, Elastic Waist, on Tue May 27, 2008 9:27pm PDTAfter reading about how much trans fat is in Special K's entire line of meal replacement foods, I started pondering the weird switcheroo that is going on behind the scenes. It's like we're living in a science fiction movie, where the supposed obesity epidemic is driving us to the diet... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (77) | Blog
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Are bananas fattening?
By Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD, PREVENTION, on Thu May 22, 2008 2:14pm PDTI was in a market last night and I saw a couple shopping together in the produce section. While I was looking over the mangos (yup, I’m still on a big mango kick) the man asked, “Do you want any bananas?” and she replied, “I don’t eat bananas, they’re fattening.” I really had to bite... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (23) | Blog
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Things you don't need: a banana guard
By Weetabix, Elastic Waist, on Tue May 20, 2008 6:53am PDTThis is not what you think it is! Or maybe you don't automatically flash to a very pornographic place when you look at this big yellow phallic contraption. This, you see, is a banana guard! That guards your banana! I must tell you that bananas are my absolutely favorite fruit that ever was, and... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (5) | Blog
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Eat Like Me: Clean Up Time (breakfast 5/6/08)
By Cristin Dillon, Eat Like Me, SELF Magazine, on Tue May 6, 2008 10:48am PDTt's back to the grind today - I am mostly working from home though
which is a relief after all the time I spent in the car yesterday. I
had to do a bunch of dishes this morning that were leftover from dinner
last night - after all the effort it took to cook that meal, I just
didn't feel... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (1) | Blog
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How to Make Tempura at Home!
By Allison, SushiDay, on Thu Apr 3, 2008 12:09pm PDT
Tempura shrimp, all ready to eat!
Tempura is the perfect party snack. Everyone loves tempura - it's more or less healthy (since it is mostly made with vegetables), most everyone likes fried foods, and yet it's not heavy like many fried foods are... it's actually pretty light! Most anything can be tempura fried. Typically sliced vegetables and shrimp are the normal tempura fare, but meats, sushi (yum!), and even bananas can be tempura fried! (Just make sure you get an underripe banana, because it softens when you fry it so ripe bananas will fall apart. Don't believe me? Look at this post on my website where I used a tempura fried banana in sushi!)
I originally posted this tempura recipe on my website, SushiDay.com.
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