Cooking For One or Two // Five Recipes to Try
Are you an empty nester? Perhaps a college student who lives alone? Maybe you are a single parent of one or two children. No matter what particular situation you are […]
Are you an empty nester? Perhaps a college student who lives alone? Maybe you are a single parent of one or two children. No matter what particular situation you are […]
Has your daily routine been altered due to COVID-19? Has it changed the way you eat? Many people are stocking up on packaged foods and cooking more from home. If […]
The power is out! Now what? Do you know what to do with refrigerated and frozen food during a power outage? Check out the information from the CDC below to […]
Increasing physical activity and exercise top the list of New Year’s resolutions. By now, many of us are losing some of our motivation to continue what we started in January. […]
Wheat is an important part of any emergency food supply. Did you know that it can be a part of your regular meals, too? In fact, experts suggest that you […]
When you think of a versatile veggie, what comes to mind? If broccoli isn’t on the top of your list, it should be! You can steam it, bake it, grate […]
It’s National Nutrition Month! The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics shares information each year to help people eat more healthy and be more physically active. This year they are encouraging […]
Have you thought about the relationship between TV and your nutrition? Did you know that kids are easily swayed to choose foods they see advertised on TV? A little TV […]
Did you know that dried fruit can be part of a healthy diet? When fruit is dried, most of the water content is removed. The fruit becomes smaller and more […]
Did you know that your body needs fat? Dietary fats are essential for a healthy body. Fats give you energy, support cell growth, protect your organs, and keep your body […]
Did you know that fruits and veggies are good for your heart? Many are high in soluble fiber, which can help lower LDL (bad cholesterol), blood pressure, and inflammation. Fruits […]
Using dry beans is a great way to stretch your food budget, and get loads of nutrition. They are inexpensive, have a long shelf life, and they are nutrient dense. […]
One of the best ways to save money on your grocery bill is to buy fruits and veggies in season. This time of year you may notice higher prices on […]
Have you heard the saying fail to plan and plan to fail? One of the best things you can do to set yourself up for healthy eating at work is to […]
Have you heard the term “staple ingredient” before? A staple food is basically one that seems important to have on hand in a well-stocked kitchen. Rice certainly qualifies as a […]
When I first started teaching nutrition education, one of my favorite sayings was be wise about portion size. It rhymes, it’s catchy, and it’s true! When we are wise about […]
Many holiday traditions are centered around food. It is important to celebrate traditions. It is also important to make healthier choices while celebrating. Simple swaps and substitutions are a great […]
Is fitness on your mind this time of year? December is a busy month! There are often school projects wrapping up, after school activities with extra performances or events, end […]
As we enter the cold days of winter, you may find yourself in need of a little sunshine. Did you know that most citrus fruits ripen to their sweetest and juiciest […]
Food is often the center of the holidays. Food is a wonderful thing, but can you have too much of a wonderful thing? When it comes to food, the answer […]