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BY Lisa Beth Miller
 November 14th, 2012
As a girl with very limited kitchen skills, I tend to get really excited when I make something yummy. This recipe requires no cooking or measuring and makes an awesome side dish or meal!
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I start with one of my favorite things, a bag of broccoli slaw, which is healthy, [...]
BY Brandy Voirin
 November 6th, 2012
We know everyone’s eyes will be glued to the television tonight for the Presidential Elections, so we wanted to find some quick and healthy recipes to make your dinner plans snappy. This recipe from The Melissa D’Arabian host of “Ten Dollar Dinners“ will surely hit the spot.It’s tasty, healthy and really quick.
Kale & [...]
BY Linda Yao
 August 15th, 2012
I’m sure you’ve all seen those mouth-watering pictures of salads at restaurants. What you don’t see in the pictures are the nutrition facts telling you the salad dressings that make the salads so delicious are packed with saturated fats, sodium and cholesterol.
I love Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger’s Quinoa Salad because it [...]
BY Ashley Pierson
 May 28th, 2012
Happy Memorial Day! I am sure many of you are in full grilling mode at this moment. Unless, like myself you were fortunate to be invited somewhere. Then the only dilemma is what food to bring. There are so many from which to chose, but I dare say, this one is a winner. Tomato, [...]
BY Shawna Nadelman
 April 11th, 2012
(Photo Credit: With a Twist blog)
As a vegetarian (most of the time, I enjoy a fish dish every now and again), I often have to get quite creative with my culinary pursuits; most notably when it comes to my protein intake. With the absence of meat proteins in my diet, I have [...]
BY Jennifer Rudolph
 June 3rd, 2011
Photo courtesy of http://outoftherabbithole.wordpress.com/
Do you ever have those days that 5 ingredients are still too many, turning on the grill is too much of a process, and thawing something out even seems out of the question? I have those days a lot during the summer months, but still have a family to [...]
BY Melissa McKee
 June 2nd, 2011
Tabbouli, hummus and baba ghannoush are the trifecta of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine. Known as mezze, or small dishes, the selection can be served either for lunch or dinner. Tabbouli is a traditional dish of bulgur, parsley, mint, tomato and onion seasoned with lemon juice and olive oil.
Bulgur is a great addition [...]
BY Katie Webster
 December 27th, 2010
I’ve always been a salad freak. Just ask my mother. She’ll tell you I used to beg her to make them for my lunchbox starting when I was in second grade. She thinks it actually began before birth because she craved them when she was pregnant with me. My love of salads hasn’t waned. [...]
BY Lorrie Dixson
 September 7th, 2010
Marinated Slaw and other Southern Sides
Moe’s Original Bar B Que serves up an all things Southern soul food revival. In addition to award-winning BBQ & Ribs, Moe’s BBQ is known for their homemade, made fresh daily Southern sides created with recipes passed down for generations. Moe’s Original Bar B Que’s [...]
BY Agaat Den Hertog
 July 22nd, 2010
Take this to a summer cookout. It feeds 12 and is an old favorite of mine. It fits in with most foods and looks impressive.
1 pound small mushrooms, thinly sliced Juice of 1 lemon ½ pound wild rice, cooked and drained 2 cup fresh peas, cooked and drained 5 green onions, thinly sliced [...]
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