Nutritional Therapy with Diana Galindo
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These pancakes from weelicious are yummy and fun. Move over green eggs and ham! I always love an opportunity to punch up the nutrition in breakfast and this is a perfect example. I also love tempting kids to eat something they might not otherwise want to. So without hinting at the reason for the green, […]
Loaded with blueberries, these buttery scones are one of our all-time family favorites. If fresh blueberries are not in season, frozen blueberries work just as well, and even dried blueberries. Raspberries or blackberries could be used instead. Very Blueberry Scones Print Recipe CourseBreakfast Servings 8 servings Servings 8 servings Very Blueberry Scones Print Recipe CourseBreakfast […]
Pumpkins generally seem to be relegated to Thanksgiving pies. But pumpkins are nutrient-rich and add lovely flavor and texture to food. I’ve learned to keep a can or two of organic pumpkin puree (making sure to check label lists pumpkin as the only ingredient) in my pantry. Pumpkin gives a nutritious start to the day […]
Pancakes made with white flour have a high glycemic index value. This means the starch is converted into sugar and released into the bloodstream quickly. It will spike your blood sugar, setting off a roller coaster as your body releases insulin as to restore balance. Make your pancakes more nutrient-dense using whole-wheat flour, oats and […]