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    The Clock-Stopping Power of Fiber

    December 2008
    Most of us know that we need fiber in our diets, but bran cereal isn’t our only option. While it’s recommended that most adults consume 25 to 35 grams of fiber a day, the typical American eats only half this amount or less.
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    Squash

    November 2008
    If you look down at your dinner plate, and all you see are earth tones - there’s something missing. The key to healthy eating is a colorful plate at every meal.
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    Beans and Legumes

    September 2008
    Ramadan is a Muslim holiday celebrated on the ninth month of the lunar cycle. This year, it occurs from September 1 to September 30.
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    Spice it Up

    July 2008
    Herbs and spices are an easy and inexpensive way to make an everyday dinner into an extraordinary meal.
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    Stop the Clock! with Cactus Pear

    May 2008
    Cactus plants have entered the mainstream as a deliciously edible form of antioxidants and health-promoting nutrients. The prickly pear cactus has numerous edible parts.
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  • Image of Whole Grain Penne with Roasted Root Vegetables
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    Stop the Clock! With Root Vegetables...

    March 2008
    In chef school we learned that if a vegetable grows underground, you should begin the cooking process in cold water (whereas above-ground vegetables should be added to boiling water).
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