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You need not be deprived of your favorite foods just because they pack on the pounds. Try these substitutions for ingredients in your everyday meals and cut down on fat and calories.
Cabbage can be tangy and fermented in kimchi and sauerkraut, crunchy and bright in coleslaw, dressed up with cream in a gratin, or deliciously soft as an edible wrapper.
They're grown for flavor, picked at the height of ripeness, and perfectly preserved so that their flavor can be brought out at any time of year.
A bacon milkshake is available for a limited time as part of from Jack in the Box's new 'marry bacon' ad campaign. It doesn't appear on the menu. You have to ask for it.
Deep in the heart of Texas, you'll find Abel Gonzalez -- the world's first celebrity concessionaire.
Find out about the different types of cookware available, and which ones are best for you.
Packing a wholesome and energizing lunch for children is one part of the day a mother or father can control and feel good about.
However you slice it, the blood orange is sure to become the highlight of your winter fruit bowl.
When we need comfort, we make meat loaf. So universally gratifying, it's a global food with countless variations.
These six cheap and nutritious foods are a perfect way to deal with rising grocery prices while staying healthy.
Super Bowl Sunday is a day of fun, football and of course, snacking. But why not splurge with alternatives that taste just as good, with less fat and calories?
Relying on older cookbooks can be problematic -- The world has changed, the seas have changed, and the kinds of fish that are abundant and available have certainly changed.
A growing wave of companies is modernizing a multi-billion segment that has not kept pace with consumer tastes: Big Food. A lot has changed since the Gerber Generation after all.
Unlike intense, hop-heavy beers brewed with the dried flower, fresh-hop beer captures their delicate essence.
Step outside of your baked butternut and acorn comfort zone and say hello to winter's best bounty.
With 15,000 different products in an average supermarket, retailers are lumbered with endless pounds of past-their-prime items every year. So what comes of all of this food?
A Tunisian stew is packed with flavor from tender beef spare ribs, cilantro-spiked meatballs, and spinach.
Onions are the most versatile and inspiring vegetable in our kitchens.
When there's a chill in the air, few sights are as reassuring as a pot of soup bubbling on the stove top.
Packed full of antioxidants and fiber, kale is a staple of the autumn and winter kitchen.
Groceries can be very expensive, but there are some easy ways, like coupons and purchasing in bulk, you can get a lot for very little.
From a can or fresh off the vine, tomatoes are a staunchly dependable staple at every meal. Click through for recipes.
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Produced for General Mills - Dr. Travis Stork of "The Doctors" discusses ways to add whole grain to our daily diet.
Produced for Grain Foods Foundation - Foods rich in folic acid can help prevent birth defects before you even know you're pregnant.
Produced for Lean Cuisine - Best-selling author Pam Anderson explains what's hot when it comes to contemporary cuisine.
Try these Ingredient Substitutions when you're in a bind!
Simple solutions for healthier cooking.
A pinch of this, a dab of that... click here for a printable conversion chart.
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