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Broccoli Grape Salad with Almonds

November 11th, 2021

Chickpea Salad with Grapes and Pecans

October 14th, 2021

Salmon with Roasted Grapes and Pistachios

September 9th, 2021

Grape Salsa

August 12th, 2021

5 Reasons to Go Nuts for Pistachios

March 18th, 2021

3 Ways to Get Your Leafy Greens

written by Mitzi Dulan, RD, America’s Nutrition Expert®

It’s one of the most popular nutrition and diet tips out there: Eat more leafy green vegetables.  Whereas some diet advice in the media is not always correct (see my previous Diet Quiz I, Diet Quiz II to dispel some nutrition myths!), this recommendation is actually legitimate.  Leafy greens are not only nutritious, loaded with […]

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Aug
4
2010

Mitzi Dulan’s New Adventure Boot Camp Starts SOON!

Are you tired of taking your kids to camps all summer long? I signed my kids up for the following camps this summer: two volleyball camps, vacation bible school, Outdoor Education Laboratory  and you throw in softball for one kid, teeball for the other (which I helped coach) plus tennis for both kids and you […]

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Aug
3
2010

Food Dyes: What You Need To Know!

Did you know that approximately fifteen million pounds of artificial coloring is included in foods each year?  This startling information makes the recent reports on the dangers of food dyes even more unsettling.  The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) recently published the report “Food Dyes: A Rainbow of Risks” detailing how unsafe […]

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Aug
2
2010

Foodie Friday: Dates

While certainly not the most attractive fruit, dates might just be the energy-boosting fruit that you’re missing out on!  Date palms are among the oldest cultivated trees, having been grown in North America for at least 8,000 years.  Classified according to their moisture content  (soft, semisoft, dry), most varieties found in North America are semisoft […]

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Jul
30
2010

Top 5 Healthy Camping Food Ideas

Annual camping trips are, were, and always will be favorite summer gatherings for many of us. This year, I have decided to kick it up a notch by incorporating healthy eating habits even in the middle of a state park! Just because you’re not at home whipping together healthy meals doesn’t mean you can’t do […]

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Jul
29
2010

5 Last Minute Ways to Lose Weight for Your Wedding

It’s almost the big day! You have completed most of the items on your to-do list and you can’t wait to spend the rest of your life with your . Guest list? Check. Invitations mailed? Check. Reached goal weight for wedding? Almost, 10 pounds more to go. So how to get rid of those difficult […]

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Jul
28
2010

5 Fast & Easy Summer Salsas

With summer underway, I’m sure your BBQ is getting as much use as mine is with grilled meats, fish and veggies always making appearances at the dinner table.  One of my favorite dishes to bring to a BBQ or dinner party during the summer is a fresh salsa – they’re fast, tasty, and extremely versatile!  […]

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Jul
27
2010

How to Eat Dessert and Stay Lean!

It’s happened to the best of us at one time or another.  You decide to start a diet, or just to start eating healthier and being more active, and thoughts soon drift to how much you’re going to miss enjoying dessert after meals.  Not to worry – you don’t have to give it up!  It […]

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Jul
26
2010

Foodie Friday: Raspberries

It’s summertime, and in my family, a fun weekend jaunt might include a lazy day of berry picking (and eating!). This juicy member of the berry family and the rose family is a tart pick that is especially abundant from the months of June through October. Fun Facts about the “Other” Berry Not your average […]

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Jul
23
2010

Tips for More Vegetables in Your Diet

Not everyone gets excited about a big bowl of carrots or a fresh spinach salad. However, these super foods a packed with vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals (nutrients that have additional health benefits beyond the required body function). In addition, vegetables are low calorie and full of fiber to keep your stomach full and your digestive […]

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Jul
22
2010

4 Foods to Avoid When Trying to Lose Weight

If you’re trying to lose weight, your diet is a vital in aiding you in your weight loss goals. But when critiquing your own eating habits keep in mind not all foods are created equal, and some are best to stay away from when trying to drop those pounds. Here are a few to keep […]

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Jul
21
2010

How to Eat Fresh at Your Desk!

With today’s busy lifestyle and hectic work hours, every minute counts. We all seem to be trying to do more in less time. One way many people try to optimize their time is to eat lunch at their desk during their break. While this may not be the ideal place for a meal there are […]

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Jul
20
2010

Spice Up Your Summer

Looking for a way to “spice” up your cooking this summer? The best way to make fresh, summer cooking even more delicious is to use herbs grown in your own garden. If you’re not a gardener, no need to be intimidated; growing herbs is surprisingly simply. Follow these simple steps to get your herb garden […]

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Jul
19
2010

Foodie Friday: Kohlrabi

Kohlrabi is not a very popular vegetable in the US today, but its subtle taste and crunchy texture make it one that likely to be enjoyed by you and your family. As a member of the Brassica family, kohlrabi is closely related to cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, and brussels sprouts. The taste is mild and slightly […]

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Jul
16
2010

3 Quick Ways to Get More Time

I know our society puts a premium on the frenetic pace of sheer busyness, but I find myself cherishing my free time more than anything. If anything, the more free time I have in my schedule, the more in control I feel I have in steering my life and priorities. There’s nothing better than having […]

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Jul
15
2010

Spice Spotlight: Parsley

You already know about all the health benefits of herbs and spices and their ability to give your food antioxidant boosts, now let’s focus on just how on earth you can use the various types of herbs out there. First stop…parsley. Whether you are using fresh or dried parsley, here are some of my favorite […]

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Jul
14
2010

Top Tunes Tuesday: Soundtracks Edition

Ever watch a movie and think: “Wow, I actually want to go work out right now.” I know, I know…it might sound a little crazy. But for those of you who know what I’m talking about…you understand what types of movies come to mind. Personally, I automatically think about “Rambo”, “Bourne Identity”, “Karate Kid” just […]

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Jul
13
2010

5 Tips for a Mealtime Makeover

Ever wonder if there was a “right way” to eat? We all know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and we may not do it all the time, but we do understand how big of a difference it makes to the rest of our day. But wait…there’s more. How you go […]

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Jul
12
2010

Foodie Friday: Strawberries

Not only are strawberries – either frozen or fresh – delicious, but they’re super nutritious too! Strawberries contain many healthy components, including Vitamin C, anitoxidants, and phytonutrients. That means strawberries are filled with antioxidant abilities. In addition to its antioxidant abilities, strawberries also contain vitamin K (needed for blood coagulation and bone metabolism), manganese, folate […]

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Jul
2
2010

Go, Grow, Glow Principal for Healthy Living

You may think that nutrition is too difficult; that there are too many rules to keep in mind. Yes, there are a lot of target numbers, exceptions, nutrients, and more, but really it is simpler than you think. How you feel when you are eating well is the ultimate way to track your nutrition. Instead […]

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Jul
1
2010
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