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Your Easiest July 4th BBQ
No one wants to be stuck on the grill (or the kitchen) on the 4th of July. You want to be chillaxing in your backyard, cold beverage in hand, with your favoritest family and friends. A relaxing dinner is in order, preferably cooked over an open flame, before the fireworks go BANG! With this in mind, we’ve compiled easy 4th of July recipes for a barbecue you can prepare at home that doesn’t involve you getting pulled pork from the local barbecue joint. Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (2) | Blog
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Taste test winners revealed: The best BBQ sauce in a bottle
Ever hung out in a crowded supermarket aisle scanning the shelves for a delicious-sounding barbecue sauce? We’ve been there too.
Actually, it’s probably a safe bet to say that most homes have a bottle or three of barbecue sauce in the refrigerator. What easier dish is there in the summer than barbecued chicken?
But if you’ve ever looked at a barbecue-sauce label, you may be shocked. Most brands list high-fructose corn syrup as the first ingredient and contain tons of sodium. We decided to search for healthier options.
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Sweet, sweet raspberries…
This summer, find a farm to pick your own and spend a day in the sun picking (and eating) fresh, juicy raspberries off the bush. Just don’t forget to save some to make your favorite sweet and savory raspberry recipes.Besides being sweet and delicious, raspberries are a great source of fiber—some of it soluble in the form of pectin, which helps lower cholesterol—and an excellent source of vitamin C. The gorgeous red color is from anthocyanins, an antioxidant. And did you know that raspberry-seed oil has a natural SPF of 25 to 50?
Here are four recipes soon to be cooked in my kitchen…
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Dating diaries: What are your tactics for getting away from a guy during a date?
I recently met a girl in a bar and got her number. The one caveat was that I got her number under the premise that I would help her find a job in public relations. My sister is in PR so I would at least be able to get this girl interviews. I still haven't learned not to mix business with... Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (50) | Blog
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Skin savers: 4 recipes to help ward off wrinkles
Searching for a way to look young for your age? Hit the produce aisle, suggests new research in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Analyzing data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey I—a survey that asks people to quantify how often they eat various foods—researchers from Unilever linked consuming plenty of vitamin C-rich foods (such as oranges, tomatoes and strawberries) with youthful skin. Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (51) | Blog
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Stay healthy in 10 easy steps
Heart disease? That’s something we need to worry about when we get older, right? Wrong. By adopting heart-healthy habits starting as early as your twenties, you’ll be less likely to face the challenges of heart disease.
Go fish. Consuming two or more servings of fish per week is associated with a 30 percent lower risk of developing coronary heart disease over the long term, studies show.
Coronary heart disease doesn’t just affect men, it’s the number one cause of death in U.S. women. But the good news—which Dr. Philip Ades, author of the new book EatingWell for a Healthy Heart Cookbook, has made it his mission to spread—is that heart disease is mostly preventable. Research shows that up to 90 percent of heart disease can be prevented by changing one’s diet, exercising more, maintaining a healthy weight and not smoking. Reduce your risk by following these 10 simple steps, cooking delicious heart-healthy recipes and snacking heart-smart.
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Easy Entertaining, Denmark-Style
I hadn’t planned on visiting Copenhagen during my 2-month post-college backpacking trip, but as we made our way north, I decided to ditch my traveling companion for a few days (breaks are always good) and check it out. I was only there for a short time, but I was really taken by the beauty of the city, the friendly demeanor of the people and the simplicity of the cuisine. When I first read Joyce Hendley’s story on Denmark's fresh, simple cuisine in EatingWell magazine, the memories flooded back. Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (0) | Blog
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5 refreshing recipes for crunchy cucumbers
While the cucumber isn’t known as a nutrition powerhouse, it does provide a small amount of fiber, minerals and vitamins—particularly vitamin C (about 6 percent of the Daily Value per cup). But perhaps its most important nutritional contribution is refreshment: at 95 percent water content, a cup of cucumber slices is nearly as thirst-quenching as a glass of water. Just thinking about cukes makes me feel cooler.
If your cucumber repertoire is limited to tossing slices into green salads, here are 5 simple inspirations that reach beyond.
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6 expert tips and healthy recipes for the best burgers
Summer’s here. Father’s Day is upon us and Burger Season is officially in full swing. While EatingWell has dozens of healthy burger recipes, our Spanish Pork Burger is one of my favorite ways to mix up my burger repertoire. On top of fabulous flavor, this burger’s got decent nutrition marks. With just 364 calories, it makes a generous and utterly scrumptious meal that even works for someone on a diet.EatingWell worked with meat expert and cookbook author Bruce Aidells on keeping burgers healthy and delicious, and he developed this Spanish Pork Burger recipe as well as 5 other amazing burgers. Here are his 6 tips for a better and healthier burger:
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