On the Road (Again)

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…while keeping you on track with your nutrition goals. Couscous & Cherry Salad There’s a little cheese in the recipe, but you can skip it for a picnic–we found the…

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Mock Turkey

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Thanksgiving is nearly upon us, and as much as we delight in the great food and the company of friends and family, cooking a feast can be a challenge if…

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Cold Winter, Hot Beans

Cuban Red Beans and Rice

One of the best things most of us can do for our bodies is to swap out some of our habitual meat for fat-free, high-fiber, nutrient-dense beans. Cooked up with…

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So Long, Salt

Spiced Toasted Almonds

…allow you to use less salt. Some recipes to try… Prepare this salt-free Ras El Hanout (Moroccan spice blend) to bring rich, complex flavors to a variety of dishes. Take…

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The Right Salmon

Honey-Thyme Salmon Foil Packet

…salmon is on the high-mercury fish list. Wild-caught Alaskan salmon, however, is safe as houses. Choose the right salmon and you’re on the right road for fear-free, fantastically fishy nutrition….

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Jason Ingalls

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…Team. Outside of work he is either glued to his 7-year-old son, playing music with reckless abandon, or hiking the White Mountains. Favorite Guiding Stars Recipe: Sweet Potato & Pesto…

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Surprising Sources of Added Sugar

Different types of sugar

…at identifying obvious sugar-containing foods—things like candies, baked treats, sweetened cereals, sugary beverages and syrups, for example. However, it’s much more challenging to suss out sugar when it is lurking…

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