‘gluten free’

What Is Gluten?

By Robyn Priebe on April 3, 2013

From our neighbors and friends to celebrities and politicians, most of us probably know at least one person who is trying to avoid eating gluten. In fact, as many as 29 percent of US adults have admitted they want to cut down on the amount of gluten they eat or eliminate it all together.  Gluten-free diets are the craze at […] read more »

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Will a Gluten-Free Diet Help You Lose Weight?

By Marsha Hudnall on April 18, 2012

If you go by what pop star Miley Cyrus says, the answer to the question in the title of this post is a resounding yes! Miley has been the focus of media attention because of her recent weight loss, and last week ‘fessed up to eliminating gluten because of an “allergy” (gluten isn’t technically an allergen but many people do […] read more »

Gluten is a protein found in wheat, rye & barley.  Oats are often contaminated with it.

Healthy Cooking Thursday: Smoked Chickpeas over Couscous

By Marsha Hudnall on November 10, 2011

I love smoked paprika.  It can turn the blandest dish into something really special.  According to Deanna Seagrave-Daly, the talented RD (registered dietitian) who developed the following recipe, smoked paprika comes as dulce (mild and sweet), agridulce (medium spicy), and picante (spicy hot).  She recommends substituting it in recipes that call for red pepper flakes for a new and interesting […] read more »

Smoked Chickpeas with Couscous

It Happened This Week – Baby Spanx, Healthy Vermont, Food Allergy Awareness

By Chef Lisa on December 10, 2010

A friend of our blog, FitBottomedGirl, wrote this week about babies on diets, baby Spanx, and disordered eating in children, which is sadly on the rise.  But she offers better ideas to develop a healthy relationship with food for your children, too. Speaking of kids, the "Pink Stinks" campaign for greater gender equality in children's toys and marketing has been gaining […] read more »

It Happened This Week: Living to Eat, Intuitive Eating & Trust

By Marsha Hudnall on July 16, 2010

Do you eat to live or live to eat?  The Wall Street Journal reviews research into why fatter folks might fall in with the latter camp.  We'd love to see research included that looks at the effects of deprivation on brain signals. Weightless blog interviews Christie from Honoring Health about intuitive eating and includes a variety of intuitive eating tools […] read more »

Healthy Recipe Thursday! Holiday Fruit Bars

By Marsha Hudnall on December 17, 2009

I’m getting ready to host our annual end-of-year staff party at my home this weekend.  We always hold it the day we close at Green Mountain for a few weeks.  Everyone is so happy, knowing we’ve got a little down time in store.  Well, except for the holidays, that is.  I always spend so much time cooking and entertaining, it’s […] read more »

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Healthy Recipe Thursday! It’s Holiday Cookie Time!!

By Marsha Hudnall on December 10, 2009

The ‘net is filled with the smell of baking cookies.  At least it seems that way.  Every food blog I see has stories of Christmas cookies past and present, and Twitter, well, suffice it to say that all the conversation about cookies has me thinking I need to break out the baking sheets. Rather than reinvent the wheel for today’s […] read more »

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Healthy Recipe Thursday! Apple Cinnamon Buttermilk Cake

By Marsha Hudnall on November 12, 2009

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, thoughts of dessert come to mind. My kids don’t like pies so cakes are always a staple at our Thanksgiving. This Apple Cinnamon Buttermilk Cake, courtesy of Nicole at Pinch My Salt, recently caught my eye. Moist, tender, packed with tart apples and cinnamon, it’s easy to prepare and oh, so tasty. What more […] read more »

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Healthy Recipe Thursday: Lemongrass Chicken

By Marsha Hudnall on October 22, 2009

Today’s recipe is courtesy of Tram Le, RD, author of the lovely blog Nutrition to Kitchen….  It’s an amazing collection of recipes, I think all developed by Tram.  Or maybe they’re a lot of “recipes” that were handed down to her.  She actually says she wasn’t given recipes — just an intuitive ability balance flavors that she learned watching her […] read more »

Lemongrass Chicken by Tram Le, RD
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