Author: Diabetic Gourmet



Italian-Stuffed Pork Tenderloin

This dish requires a bit of extra work, but with pre-packaged ingredients it goes smoothly. Serve with a tossed green salad. Recipe for Italian-Stuffed Pork Tenderloin from our Main Dishes recipe section.

Sicilian Cod: A Mediterranean Experience

This lean, flaky fish is a mainstay of the New England fishing industry. With a mild, sweet flavor, cod is perfectly suited for the bold Mediterranean flavors it is paired with in this recipe.

Cinna-Ginger Spice Cookies

Additional Nutritional Info: Fiber 0g, Sugar 2g Recipe for Cinna-Ginger Spice Cookies from our recipe section.

Sauteed Pork with Bourbon and Mustard

The marinade does most of the work for these flavorful medallions. Recipe for Sauteed Pork with Bourbon and Mustard from our Main Dishes recipe section.

Go Nuts This Thanksgiving

Each Thanksgiving I offer the same timesaving advice: Roast a turkey breast rather than a full bird. Roasting a smaller breast yields the same amount of meat as a larger bird, and is far easier to handle.

Learning the Tricks of the Trade

At least sixty percent of us learn kinesthetically, that is, by doing. In addition, performing meaningful tasks, especially unfamiliar ones that a novice cook is likely to encounter in the kitchen, builds confidence. Lack of confidence is a barrier that keeps many people out of the kitchen in the first place.

Making Ratatouille a Main Dish

Offering a final burst of colorful life, farmers’ markets and home gardens are currently overflowing with deep purple eggplant, red and green bell peppers, heaps of summer squash, juicy tomatoes and basil in bunches as big as bushes. Which, of course, can only mean one thing: It’s time to make ratatouille.

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