Sweet Little Energy Balls
Need a post workout snack that doesn’t require refrigeration? Need it to have the fiber, protein and touch of fat to keep you going until you have time for a…
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Whole Grains for Heart Health
…tastes great in stir-fry! 1 oz. = 1/2 cup Bulgur: Try this whole grain in soups, casseroles, or on its own. 1 oz. = 1/2 cup Popcorn: A great snack…
The Hub-bub About Heart Disease and Saturated Fat
…baking mixes, fried foods and snack foods. Trans fat consumption was associated with increased heart disease risk. (It’s good to know some things haven’t changed!) Don’t forget balance. We tend…
Three Ways to Learn to Love H20
…suggest having a glass of water prior to eating each meal and snack. Not only does it help you hydrate, but it fills up your stomach a bit so can…
Getting in the Habit of Healthy Eating
…breaking apart traditionally paired foods such as cheese and crackers if you only need the protein or will be getting carbohydrate through another part of your meal or snack. Do…
Make-Ahead Magic 101
…some of them later in the week, but in the meantime, you’d got easy-to-grab vegetables that are perfect for many recipes, or failing that, snacking on with a little hummus….
Keeping it Green by Cooking with Cover Crops
…stuffed peppers and stuffed cabbage. Millet is a gluten-free grain that can be cooked or popped and eaten as a snack. Making cooked millet into “cakes” or patties is a…
Creamy Yogurt Salad
Keep hydrated when you’re playing hard! Stopping for drinks can be easy to forget, so help boost the fluids you and your family are getting by packing snacks or meals…