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5 Ways to Get Out of Your Egg Rut
There’s nothing wrong with a simple scramble, but there are plenty of other ways to put this staple to good use. Here are 5 ideas to get you out of your rut — or just inspire you to try something different.
What to Eat (and What to Avoid) for Healthy, Shiny Hair
Everyone wants a gorgeous head full of healthy hair. In reality, dry, dull, brittle, or breaking hair, and even hair loss, are fairly common. Though we don’t control our genes, fortunately, we are in charge of what we eat. Here are some of the foods experts recommend for beautifying and strengthening your locks.
How Many Eggs Is Too Many?
There’s a lot of confusion around eggs and health. Are they good for your heart health? Or does the cholesterol in the yolk put you at risk for heart disease and high cholesterol levels? Should you limit egg consumption? And how many eggs is too many?
5 Everyday Foods Rich in B-12 to Add to Your Diet
How to get your fill of this important B Vitamin.
B-12 might seem like a far-fetched thing you need to consume, but it’s actually quite an important vitamin. A member of the B family of vitamins, B-12 is crucial for brain and nerve health as well as the production of red blood cells and DNA.
Still Confused About the Egg Carton Label? Here’s What’s Important
Decode all the lingo.
Have you noticed how much stuff egg cartons have squished onto their labels? Free-range! Organic! Vegetarian! What the heck does it all actually mean?
5 Clean & Quick Ways Eat an Avocado For Breakfast
Avocados are a powerhouse of healthy fats, which means they’re a great choice whenever you’re looking to fill your plate with something wholesome and sustaining. Just half an avocado contains 10 grams of monounsaturated fat and 2 grams of polyunsaturated fat, both of which are important for heart, brain, and blood health.
Only Have 5 Minutes for Breakfast? Here’s What to Eat
Are your mornings as hectic as ours? We bet they are — and since you can’t decide to not get dressed or brush your teeth, often when something has to go, it’s breakfast.
3 New Grocery Store Finds the Whole Family Will Love
Do you ever find yourself in the grocery store overwhelmed with the deluge of new products? You know there’s some interesting and healthy that will check all the requirements on your list — family friendly, tasty, and nutritious — but with all the options it’s hard to know where to start.
7 Awesome Breakfast Toasts That Go Beyond Avocado
Toast is a delicious and easy way to add whole grains to your diet. Top it with some fruits or veggies and protein and you’ve got a great, balanced breakfast.
Avocados & Other Surprising Foods You Didn’t Know You Could Freeze
We all know that leftover soups, casseroles, and baked goods are made for the freezer, but there are plenty of other foods you can freeze. Avocados, for starters. (Yes, really!)
Beat Cravings With These Foods
These foods can curb your appetite for longer stretches and keep the munchies at bay so that you don’t resort to that 990 calorie frozen mocha latte.
Roasted Asparagus And Arugula With Hard-Cooked Eggs And Walnuts
Veggie maven Deborah Madison gives us this beautiful asparagus and arugula dish from her new book In My Kitchen (published by Ten Speed Press).
Cloud Eggs Make Breakfast Sunny
The latest Instagram food craze is so delicious, we think it’s here to stay.
Dandelion Salad with Hard-Boiled Eggs
Dandelions, a bitter green, surprisingly make a great salad. Pair them with hard-boiled eggs and vinegar, and you’ve got yourself a healthy, hearty salad.
5 Foods That Can Make You Smell Bad & How To Fix It
Sorry, someone needed to tell you… What foods to limit in order to feel and smell your best.
The #RETOX California Burrito
Lauren Imparato loves having this as a breakfast pre workout or post workout snack. This easy recipe is featured on her blog and Instagram.
Spring Vegetable Frittata
Elizabeth says, “It is one of the easiest egg dishes to make if you are having a lot of company over for brunch or to feed the whole family. This recipe replaces traditional heavy cream with non-dairy milk and loads in veggies for added fiber and nutrients.”
This recipe is from The Clean Plates Cookbook ($17; Running Press) by Jared Koch with Jill Silverman Hough.
Go Around The World For Breakfast
Get some new ways to start the day that are healthy, full of flavor and easy.
Weekend Menu Hacks: Swiss Chard Frittata & Purple Spuds
While the heat is on, do-ahead dishes are the answer to your prayers
Swiss Chard Frittata with Turmeric and Purple Potatoes with Avocado Oil & Fresh Herbs are healthy, delicious and easy to make ahead.
Swiss Chard Frittata with Turmeric
This dish is packed with vitamin-rich greens, protein, and anti-inflammatory turmeric.
Weekend Menu Hacks: Grilled Brunch
Why heat up the kitchen when you can make brunch all on the grill?
This week you likely laughed and cried and were bored and angry, all while watching the Republican and Democratic conventions and drowning yourself in buckets of blueberries. (Hopefully you also got inspired to go check out these excellent Philadelphia and Cleveland restaurants.) So this weekend you’re no doubt ready to hit a festival, a golf course, a yoga mat, a beach or an air-conditioned bedroom, so you can zone out. But how do you relax if you’ve got people coming over and they need to be fed? Who wants to turn on an oven during our tiresome “heat dome?” We at Clean Plates have you covered. Our grilled brunch menu hits all the right bases—garden fresh, simple, healthy and oh-so tasty. It’s done in about 10 minutes, and gives you the requisite protein and antioxidants to Netflix and chill. Make the recipes and upload a photo to Instagram or Pinterest with the tag #cleanplates. We’ll choose our favorite and that person will win a free Clean Plates Cookbook. Height of Summer Weekend Menu Blueberry Bliss Smoothie Grilled Poached Eggs Grilled Asparagus and Broccolini Step 1: Add a stainless steel skillet to one side of the grill. Preheat the grill to 400°F. Step 2: Bring a full kettle to a boil. Add the boiling water to the pan and add the salt and vinegar. Step 3: Add the eggs to the boiling water. Step 4: Toss the asparagus and broccolini in a bowl with the oil, salt and pepper. Step 5: Place the veggies on the other side of the grill. Step 6: After 3 minutes, turn the veggies over. Step 7: Whip up the smoothie in a blender and pour into cups. Step 8: Plate the asparagus and broccolini onto 4 individual plates. Step 9: Top each plate with a poached egg. Step 10: Put food in mouth. #Yum
Grilled Poached Eggs
Not everyone has the luxury of a gas grill with a side burner, but did you know with the right pan your grill can function as a cooktop or an oven?
Try a vegetarian take on traditional Korean bibimbap for a hearty breakfast
Try a vegetarian take on traditional Korean bibimbap for a hearty breakfast
Make your salad much more egg-citing
When it comes to salads, a little extra on top can go a long way to turn a pile of raw greens and vegetables…
Kale-Carrot Salad with Hardboiled Eggs
Kale, the trendy new green on everyone’s plates, makes its’ way into this simple salad dish. This recipe gets a nutrition boost from egg that makes it high in protein as well. Here are some tips to keep kale fresh as well.
This Slow-Cooked Chickpeas Toast is the Perfect Breakfast
Chickpeas are no longer a boring food with these slow-cooked chickpea toasts. In this recipe, spices like cayenne and paprika give it a real kick. Top it with an egg for a more balanced meal. We recommend using a sprouted grain bread and coconut palm sugar.
And how to manage it
Stressed out? Surprise: there are certain foods that cause stress. Find out which they are, from Dr. Mark Pitstick…
Wish you had some less sweet, or even sugar-free breakfast options? Try four delicious choices from around the world.
Residents are taking healthy, affordable food into their own hands
Faced with a lack of accessible fresh food, East New Yorkers are turning waste into compost: Cypress Hills residents are building Pollos del Pueblo, or The People’s Chickens…
Skip the artificial dyes this Easter, and go for natural dyes to decorate your eggs
With natural dyes, potential alchemy can be found anywhere in the kitchen: coffee grounds, red cabbage, beets—find great instructions for vegetable and fruit-based dyes for Easter eggs.
Tips for a Healthy Easter Dinner
Avoid a food coma with these Easter dinner ingredient tips
Easter doesn’t have to mean candy comas and too much honey-glazed ham.
Recipe Makeover: Deviled Eggs from Epicurious.com
Our healthy spin on this classic dish
Substitute Greek yogurt for mayo, plus other ways to boost the health quotient of this popular hors d’oeuvre…