Nutritional Therapy with Diana Galindo
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Pretty colors, wonderful flavor and texture, AND nutrient-rich. This recipe also reduces the number of prepping bowls, pots and pans in preparing dinner, truly a one-dish meal. Well, I serve it with a salad so I guess it is a two dish meal. It can be a simple romaine and pea salad with CMF Basic Salad […]
Serves 8 Setting out to create my Easter menu, asparagus was one of the first thoughts that came to mind. Ever since I read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver years ago, I associate asparagus with spring. I’ve learned to look for tender stalks as they have the most delightful taste; beware those with thick […]
I like this meal because it reduces the number of prepping bowls, pots and pans, but also because of the wonderful flavors and textures, with the added bonus that it is nutrient-rich. I used my Cilantro Pesto but it can be any pesto, even store-bought pesto. Pesto happens a lot in my kitchen pending what fresh […]
Fresh, tender asparagus is a delectable taste of spring. It is also a wonderfully nutritious food, high in folate and vitamin K which improves bone health by improving calcium absorption. For a weeknight dinner, place the Rosemary Honey-Glazed Salmon in the center of the baking sheet and roast salmon and asparagus together. Serve with brown […]
Fresh, tender asparagus says “Hello Spring!” in a most deliciously way. Buying local means buying seasonal. Shopping at the local Farmer’s Market past couple years has become a marvelous way to connect with nature. Ditto on the tomatoes. The sun-ripe flavor of local fresh tomatoes is burst of sunshine in the mouth, utterly incomparable to the grocery […]