Ratatouille is a dish that demands effort. Regardless if you do it the fast and easy way or the traditional way, this dish will certainly be the star of the table. Since ratatouille is a medley of vegetables, you are ensured to be blessed with around 20g of fiber, 12g of protein, 100% vitamin A (yes!), 16% calcium, 600% vitamin C (omg!) and 24% iron! (Percent daily values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.)
This recipe is a great way to satisfy your pizza cravings minus all that extra carbs! This recipe is gluten-free, grain-free and low-carb! Plus you’ll get all the health benefits of squash like vitamins A, B, C! Serve this in your next house party and impress your family and friends! Let them know that delicious can also be healthy! Or is it the other way around?
“No, no, no. You pronounced it wrong.” I exclaimed while squeezing lemon on this delicious dish. “It’s pronounced as PA-EH-YA.” “Really?! I thought it was PA-EL-YA!” He replied with so much amazement! “Well, you’ve been living a lie. Don’t get me started with the rice.” I said while handing him a spoon. He looked confused. “What’s with the rice?” I smiled and said “You’ll find out soon.”
My very first memory of eating chili was when my mom used it as a topping on my hotdog sandwich, I think I was 7 years old at that time. How about you?
We always think about pizza as a very unhealthy food. Originally in Italy, it’s not but here in the United States it is considered a junk food, sadly. How come? According to MayoClinic.com, Americans eat an average of 46 slices per
I believe that one of the best ways to experience another country’s culture is through their food. This recipe definitely captured my Thai gastronomic adventure, I hope you give it a try so you could have a glimpse of Thailand.
There was a study more than a decade ago conducted by Dr. Stephen Rennard, of the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha. In this study, he investigated why his wife’s chicken soup recipe, which was handed down through generations, has healing properties. Using blood samples of volunteers, he concluded that the soup inhibited the movement of neutrophils (the most common infection-fighting white blood cells) and this restriction in movement helps reduce upper respiratory cold symptoms.
Baked zucchini has a really subtle taste and the flavor will depend on what you put on it. This opens a world of experimentation. A friend added jerky seasoning, my cousin added cinnamon (ikr?!) and one guy added a combination of nutmeg and cumin. Sounds weird to me but I’m always open to new things, I might give it a try!
First off, what is hummus? Hummus is a Levantine and Egyptian food. It is a thick paste or spread made from ground chickpeas, sesame seeds, olive oil, lemon and garlic. Nowadays, it is popular throughout the Middle East, North Africa
I used to hate vegetables when I was a kid. My dad would usually sit in front of me when I eat just to watch and make sure I swallow them vegetables. This recipe is a great way to introduce vegetables to kids as a delicious and nutritious food.
