…that are naturally low in calories and good for them. Take fruit and vegetables for example. Of course, these naturally low in calorie, highly nutritious foods aren’t labeled, which is…
…immune system or combat Alzheimer’s disease? We don’t know yet, so don’t bank on it. Yes, it’s cholesterol-free (all vegetable oils are), and coconut oil is likely more healthful than…
…leftover cooked vegetables, vegetables a bit past their prime, some cooked meat/chicken) Scrambled eggs (or make a frittata if you know how—not much harder than scrambling really)—use the same ingredients…
…perfect for flu season or hearty leftovers in cold weather. View recipe » Vegetable Ragu 3 Guiding Stars Three Guiding Stars iconThree Guiding Stars indicate the best nutritional value. Make…
…quick, no-knead bread is the ideal side for broth-heavy soups and vegetable stews. Slice the leftovers up for sandwiches, or bake them off for rustic croutons. (2 Guiding Stars) Carrot…
…enjoy shared nibbles. “Individual” may mean small cups with hummus and sliced vegetables, small servings of guacamole with corn chips or skewered cheese cubes that don’t need to be cut…
…fish along with some vegetables. And you’ll finish with a little local cheese (le fromage) and often a small dessert (le dessert), frequently featuring fruit. Because lunch is so large…