Soy: To Eat or Not to Eat?
That is the question many health experts are asking about this hugely popular protein. While it does deliver some nutritional benefits, it's best to enjoy in moderation.
That is the question many health experts are asking about this hugely popular protein. While it does deliver some nutritional benefits, it's best to enjoy in moderation.
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Croquettes are very simple to make, and they’re a great vehicle for leftover tidbits, such as chopped olives, cheese, sausage, ham or minced cooked veggies.
Pairing a high-quality jarred curry sauce with your favorite protein and veggies makes dinner a snap!
Almost as easy as opening a can — and far more enjoyable. This version amps up the flavor by using coconut milk instead of cream.
Hearty salads made with grains and beans are a great way to use your pantry. Get creative, and let your palate be your guide. Try experimenting with other grains, such as quinoa or brown rice, and a variety of veggies.
These fish cakes are traditionally made with raw fish that has been ground up, flavored with spices and fried. This recipe calls for canned salmon, but sardines, mackerel or kippers are perfectly tasty substitutions.
This fresh, Mediterranean-inspired salad is endlessly adaptable. Try adding canned artichoke hearts, olives, capers, feta cheese or cucumbers.