27 Oct 2016
Posted by healthynaturallyclub 
While "white meats" are frequently cooked in red wine, it's unusual for red meats to be cooked in white wine. But that's the basis of this dish, punctuated by salty black olives and delicate artichoke hearts. Credit: Hellofresh.com
Read more → 09 Mar 2016
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Salmon Wasabi Burgers are perfect if you adore spicy food, and enjoy the pungent, hot taste of wasabi and ginger. When I do need a bun, I use lettuce or other greens as a serving vehicle for my burger recipes, and find that crispy Romaine lettuce works especially well. Boston, or bibb lettuce also...
Read more → 29 Feb 2016
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I am getting so excited about the coming spring. This chicken meal is inherently delicate, and that quality is conveyed beautifully in this photo with accents of pearl onion, asparagus and even Bibb lettuce.
Read more → 15 Feb 2016
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Country Captain is a chicken dish that dates back to Colonial times. Some food historians say it originated in Savannah, Georgia, a major port for the spice trade. Other sources say a British captain brought curry-flavored dish flecked withe dried currants back from India.
Read more → 14 Feb 2016
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Slow-cooked beef stew is such a treat. There's something about what happens to the vegetables when the fat and juices from the beef cook for hours alongside them that makes magic from these simple ingredients.
Read more → 25 Jan 2016
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Gluten-free isn’t necessarily healthy, especially when it comes to bread. Here’s a gluten-free Almond bread recipe, that’s made of high protein ingredients that won’t leave you dragging. I’m loving every slice that comes from this Almond diet friendly bread recipe. It has a nice nutty...
Read more → 22 Dec 2015
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A pot of Black Bean and Butternut Squash Chili is perfect for Meatless Monday or for game day! Sweet and savory, this veggie chili features seasonal squash, fiber, protein-rich black beans and tons of flavor.
Read more → 06 Nov 2015
Posted by healthynaturallyclub 
High in antioxidants, fiber, potassium and even omega-3 fatty acids, peas also can add some sweetness to a meal. Even people who don't think they like peas should try this pesto, which you can spread on toast, toss into pasta or enjoy as a dip. [amd-zlrecipe-recipe:30]
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