his boneless, skinless part of the bird often gets cooked to dry disappointment. The reason has a lot to do with its shape: one end is much thicker and wider—and takes longer to cook—than the other. Take a moment to pound the thicker end until it’s the same thickness as the center to ensure more even cooking and juicy meat.
Not only will you greatly increase the fiber content (whole-wheat has nearly four times more fiber than all-purpose, for example), but you’ll add more potassium, magnesium and zinc to what
Before you go food shopping each week, go through your fridge and pull out any produce that’s starting to look sad but is still good, as well as any leftover
Use juice rather than added sugar, such as honey or maple syrup, to balance the bitter taste of greens and suddenly you have a serving of vegetables that tastes like
Cooking at home more often instead of eating out or relying on premade convenience foods is one of our top recommendations for improving the health of our patients’ diets. Check
The fear of recurrence of cancer is the most common long-term effect of any cancer, no matter the type. Almost everyone will think about this at some point in their
While a 1-to-2 acid-to-oil ratio is common for vinaigrette, shifting it to 1-to-1½ yields a dressing with a brighter flavor and fewer calories. That means for every ½ cup of
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