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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Quick and Easy Ideas for Preparing Dinner
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Tasty Healthy Dinner Recipes- 5 Quick And Easy Ideas You Can Apply Today
Have you been searching for ways to quickly prepare tasty healthy dinner recipes? Then this is the perfect read for you. Dinner is the main mealtime of the day where the family comes together to enjoy a specially-prepared healthy home-cooked dish. However, time is always an issue, more so when you work the whole day, preparing a tasty family evening meal is already an ordeal, making it healthy too is even more difficult.
As such, on numerous toxic days, having a compilation of quick, tasty, nutritious recipes on hand is one great thing that can help prevent you from conveniently turning to to-go or ready-made foods which are usually bad for your health and your budget.
Prepare Ahead Of Time
With lack of planning, you easily turn to reaching for the take-out food menu. Have a plan in place, at least 5 meals every week, and ensure that all ingredients are within reach. If possible, utilize Saturdays to cook several meals for the coming week. That way,you’ll have an entire week covered; all you’ve got to do is take it out the night before, put it inside the icebox and prepare it as soon as you get home. Even more important is that you will have a meal with flavor and texture you will surely enjoy.
Add Spice To Your Dinner Meals
Set a Standard Formula for Wholesome Meals
Healthy meals become easy if you have developed a system to follow. Always keep your healthy dinner recipes to a simple formula of protein along with carbohydrate in addition to vegetable and you will end up being equipped to create supper fairly quickly. This system can definitely include a vast range of options – roasted chicken, pasta with cheese and broccoli, grilled meat with peppers and onions with tortillas, sauteed meat with vegetables on rice. The choices are endless!
Cut Your Prep Time With Frozen Vegetables
Fresh Fruits Are Equally Exciting, Too
Fruit is an excellent way of getting your fix without the need of binging on sweets. At meal times, throw in fresh fruit as a dessert, or a side dish, or maybe add some into the main course of your healthy dinner recipes. Fruit provides you with plenty of nutrients and it also fulfills your need for sugary treats.
Yet another great idea would be to juice a variety of vegetables then add in fresh fruit to help flavor. You won’t only get the added benefit of vegetables but also the great taste of fruit juice. It’s amazingly tasty!
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Lesser Salt, Longer Life
As in everything that is in excess is bad, so is salt. There is more to just adding the taste.
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New US diet guidelines call for less salt
Posted: 01 February 2011
"The 2010 Dietary Guidelines are being released at a time when the majority of adults and one in three children is overweight or obese," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said in a statement.
"This is a crisis that we can no longer ignore," he added.
The guidelines, which are updated and published every five years, also urge Americans to eat less calories and exercise more.
"The bottom line is that most Americans need to trim our waistlines to reduce the risk of developing diet-related chronic disease," Vilsack said.
The new guidelines recommend reducing daily salt intake to less than 2,300 milligrams, or one teaspoon, and urge further reductions to 1,500 milligrams for people 51 and over, African Americans and those with hypertension, all of whom now account for around half of the population.
The Centre for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that Americans currently eat 3,466 milligrams, or about teaspoon and a half of sodium, which has been linked to hypertension and other cardiovascular disease.
Most of that sodium comes from processed foods, not the salt shaker, and the government has urged the food industry to cut back as well.
The guidelines also suggest that consumers cut back on fats, added sugars and refined grains while eating more whole grains, fruits, vegetables, low-fat dairy products, lean meats, poultry and seafood.
They also suggest eating more reasonable portions and filling half the plate with fruits and vegetables, as well as drinking more water and less soft drinks.
First Lady Michelle Obama has championed better nutrition through her "Let's Move" campaign to combat obesity by improving school meals, offering kids more physical activity and raising awareness of healthy habits.
Earlier this month she signed a partnership with retail giant Wal-Mart to market healthier food with less fat, salt and sugar.
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Taken from ChannelNewsAsia.com; source article is below:New US diet guidelines call for less salt
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New US diet guidelines call for less salt
Posted: 01 February 2011
WASHINGTON: The US government on Monday released new dietary guidelines urging all Americans to cut their daily salt intake by one-third and those over 50 to make more drastic reductions.
"The 2010 Dietary Guidelines are being released at a time when the majority of adults and one in three children is overweight or obese," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said in a statement.
"This is a crisis that we can no longer ignore," he added.
The guidelines, which are updated and published every five years, also urge Americans to eat less calories and exercise more.
"The bottom line is that most Americans need to trim our waistlines to reduce the risk of developing diet-related chronic disease," Vilsack said.
The new guidelines recommend reducing daily salt intake to less than 2,300 milligrams, or one teaspoon, and urge further reductions to 1,500 milligrams for people 51 and over, African Americans and those with hypertension, all of whom now account for around half of the population.
The Centre for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that Americans currently eat 3,466 milligrams, or about teaspoon and a half of sodium, which has been linked to hypertension and other cardiovascular disease.
Most of that sodium comes from processed foods, not the salt shaker, and the government has urged the food industry to cut back as well.
The guidelines also suggest that consumers cut back on fats, added sugars and refined grains while eating more whole grains, fruits, vegetables, low-fat dairy products, lean meats, poultry and seafood.
They also suggest eating more reasonable portions and filling half the plate with fruits and vegetables, as well as drinking more water and less soft drinks.
First Lady Michelle Obama has championed better nutrition through her "Let's Move" campaign to combat obesity by improving school meals, offering kids more physical activity and raising awareness of healthy habits.
Earlier this month she signed a partnership with retail giant Wal-Mart to market healthier food with less fat, salt and sugar.
- AFP/de
Taken from ChannelNewsAsia.com; source article is below:New US diet guidelines call for less salt
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Monday, January 31, 2011
Weight Lose Recipes
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2011/01/26
There is a lot of attention on losing weight and a lot of it has to do with how we view ourselves. Please don't be manipulated by weight loss companies and their advertisements. Frankly, no matter how much they brainwash you into believing your worth is based on your clothes size, don't believe it. It's not true. You are so much more than your body. You can lose weight rapidly and in a healthy way! Let me give you some recipes for losing weight fast. They are delicious and will help you with your waistline.
Homemade Apple Sauce
Core and peel 6 apples. Add a handful of raisins and 115ml apple juice. Bring to a boil and simmer until cooked. Add spoonful of lemon juice to enhance flavor. Spice up with cinnamon.
Core and peel 6 apples. Add a handful of raisins and 115ml apple juice. Bring to a boil and simmer until cooked. Add spoonful of lemon juice to enhance flavor. Spice up with cinnamon.
Simmer chopped onion, sliced carrot, sliced celery, and 1 3/4 cups of low sodium chicken broth and 2 cups of water in a covered pot for 6 minutes, then add a 10oz bag of frozen peas and cook for 3 minutes.
Fish of Pork with Fresh Salsa
Choose your favorite fish/pork or chicken , cook (bake or steam) and then top with fresh tomato, mango, strawberry etc salsa. Place meat with salsa on a bed of spinach or other salad greens and serve.
Choose your favorite fish/pork or chicken , cook (bake or steam) and then top with fresh tomato, mango, strawberry etc salsa. Place meat with salsa on a bed of spinach or other salad greens and serve.
Spicy Peanuts
For a on the go snack, sprinkle cayenne pepper on top of one ounce of dry-roasted peanuts and enjoy.
For a on the go snack, sprinkle cayenne pepper on top of one ounce of dry-roasted peanuts and enjoy.
Chicken Stuffed Pepper
Cook chicken, then let cool.
Cook chicken, then let cool.
Cut top of bell pepper off and stuff with chicken and low fat cottage cheese, then top with salsa and serve.
Tuna Salad
Mix tuna with low fat Italian salad dressing, mix in chopped celery and chives and enjoy.
Mix tuna with low fat Italian salad dressing, mix in chopped celery and chives and enjoy.
Fruity French Toast
Whisk a large egg with a spoonful of milk. Dip piece of break into mixture and covering both sides. Cook on frying pan until golden brown. Top with fresh fruit.
Whisk a large egg with a spoonful of milk. Dip piece of break into mixture and covering both sides. Cook on frying pan until golden brown. Top with fresh fruit.
Coleslaw With Dried Cranberries And Apples
Chop red and green cabbage, then mix with balsamic vinegar, Dijon mustard, lemon juice, low fat plain yogurt and pepper to taste. Stir in dried cranberries and sliced apple.
Chop red and green cabbage, then mix with balsamic vinegar, Dijon mustard, lemon juice, low fat plain yogurt and pepper to taste. Stir in dried cranberries and sliced apple.
Mix fresh salsa (make sure it is not high in sugar or fat-the best choice is home made!) with your choice of lean meat (tuna, chicken, lean beef, turkey, pork) and wrap up in a whole wheat wrap, or even better, make it a lettuce wrap! You can use regular tomato salsa or switch it up and use a mango or other fruit salsa.
Chicken, Walnut and Mango Salad
Cook chicken and toss with salad greens, mango slices, walnuts. Squeeze lime (lemon or orange) juice on top and season with pepper to taste.
Cook chicken and toss with salad greens, mango slices, walnuts. Squeeze lime (lemon or orange) juice on top and season with pepper to taste.
If you need more recipes for losing weight fast or more information on secrets the weight loss industry don't want you to know, click here!
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