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Panzanella = seasonal, refreshing, filling goodness!
Tomato, cucumber, onion, basil, onions, croutons (spelt bread), with olive oil, lemon juice, salt, pepper, chili, basil, and parsley.
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annefood And then the chunks of bread that are a little crispy start to soak up the tomato juice and olive oil...... 😍😍😍
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DietID_TeamDietitians I know I let this sit for 5 minutes before eating and it was glorious!
grilled fairytale eggplant with lemony-tahini dressing | Jackie Newgent
jackienewgent.com
"A "tasteovers by jackie" recipe by Jackie Newgent, RDN"
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SallyRogers This is gorgeous!
How to speed up your metabolism | Well+Good
wellandgood.com
"You could be sabotaging yourself without even realizing it."
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humvee Thank you for this! Made the mistake of staying hungry today! Had no idea I'd be sabatoging myself in the hopes of losing weight!
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garv Actually, Long gaps have the opposite effect . I've tried it all! 4-5 small meals work brilliantly & every once in a while include dessert too!
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humvee Oh! Definitely going to go for 4 to 5 from now on. Thanks for the tip!
My new favorite quick meal hack - cooking with cracked wheat!
Cracked wheat is a low glycemic index grain that cooks up super fast just by adding boiling water. You can season it like you would a fried rice, or toss with veggies. This meal took a total of 8 m...
went to get a fizzy drink but told myself no
Day 1/1: Avoid Soda Level I
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DietID_TeamDietitians Fab work @maria123! If you're craving something fizzy, opt for water or sparkling water. Keep it up!
Not missing the meat burger at all. While I'm not vegan this recipe was tasty and totally fill me up! Highly recommended!
seriouseats.com
"Finally getting a sense why some people claim portobellos to be "meaty," these juicy, salty, and tangy mushrooms had a heft that was undoubtedly filling like a beef burger."
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annefood Yes! I love portobello burgers. Great choice!
Oct
19
Urban Food Policy Forum: Food Policy in New York City Since 2007: Lessons for the Next Decade
cunyurbanfoodpolicy.org
CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy
In this session, key New York City food policy makers will discuss how food policy governance works in New York City and what has changed in the last decade. The goal is to identify strategies tha...
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RahulRaRa
Woah! Welcome. I'm a big fan.
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Udi
Welcome Jamie!
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JamieOliversFoodRevolution
Thanks @RahulRaRa! It's great to be here!
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