Along with pastel-colored eggs and baskets of goodies, Easter in America has always meant ham. But aside from upholding tradition, there are other reasons for making ham the centerpiece of your holiday table.
Easter is a top holiday for serving ham and the right side dish can really bring a meal together. That’s why side dishes are one of the most searched for types of recipes during the week before Easter…
Apples, apples everywhere! Pick up a bag of fragrant, fresh apples and try some great apple recipes, like Baked Apple Pancake, Apple Muffins, Apple Crisp, Apple & Squash Bake and more!
Don’t forget the cheesecake! This collection of diabetic-friendly cheesecake recipes offers a little something for everyone.
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The safe temperatures to cook food to avoid getting yourself and guests sick. This internal temperature chart shows exactly what to cook foods to.
A dozen Mother’s Day brunch recipes to treat mom to, with enough variety to satisfy everyone.
If white meat is a healthier choice than red meat, many consumers wonder, “Does that include chicken nuggets?” Are they really a better fast-food choice than burgers?
Check out these healthy, low-carb and diabetic-friendly pork recipes for Easter, including pork loin, leg of pork, pork shoulder and more.
Fresh herbs are readily available in most markets these days, and they are always nice to use. But they can be expensive, and they have a short live span. Moreover, you have to buy a good-size bunch when your recipe may call for just a few sprigs. So it is important to store fresh herbs carefully and use them up – they always add something special to eggs or a salad.
What comes to mind when you think of a clean kitchen? Shiny waxed floors? Gleaming stainless steel sinks? Spotless counters and neatly arranged cupboards? They can help, but a truly cleankitchen–that is, one that ensures safe food–relies on more than just looks: It also depends on safe food practices.
Diabetes 101: What can fiber do for you? Numerous studies found that diets low in saturated fat and cholesterol and high in fiber are associated with a reduced risk of certain cancers, diabetes, digestive disorders, and heart disease.
Cheesecake can be a great, lower carb choice as a holiday dinner dessert. It provides an elegant ending to a nice dinner and it goes well with coffee. This collection of diabetic-friendly cheesecake recipes offers something for everyone.
