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Stuffed mushrooms are a great vegetarian dish that work well on the grill or under a broiler. Quick to cook, quick together, filling, and delicious: this is a recipe that’s well worth learning.
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This is the ultimate taste of summer. Fresh blueberries paired with cucumber and mint from the garden and accented with local feta make a knock-out side to add to any cookout.
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Swap out your standby pizza dough to make mini pizzas with a flavorful vegetable: Portobello mushrooms! Lightly cooking the toppings before baking is the key to stellar flavor and texture. Tip: The filling can be prepped in advance to make this come together more quickly.
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Whether you eat these with marinara sauce over pasta or as an appetizer, these chicken meatballs are extremely nom-able. Turkey bacon provides a little extra oomph to flavor and texture. Tomato sauce offers a bright balance to added herbs.
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Whether you’re cooking to feed yourself or a friend who’s a new parent, these soft and chewy granola bars are quick to make and packed with nutrition. They’re an ideal, energy-boosting snack to bridge between mealtimes for nursing moms. Tip: Brewer’s yeast is different than nutritional yeast and can be found with the natural baking […]
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Popcorn is a wonderful, whole-grain snack food that’s low in calories and high in enjoyability. It doesn’t need to lean on butter or salt, either. With a tiny bit of preparation, you can make an herb-infused oil drizzle that pairs wonderfully with nutritional yeast for a flavor experience that will wow you.