Buried Treasure Biscuits for Mother's Day Treats
Kids honor moms with a Mother's Day spread and teachable kitchen moments. Buried Treasure Biscuits mix flour, sugar, baking powder and salt with shortening yogurt and milk to form a dough, then fill and bake to create hidden treats.
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Los Angeles Times-Washington News Service
Success tips for beginning cooks
Guidance for young cooks includes adult supervision during cooking, choosing simple recipes, assigning easy tasks, keeping ingredients within reach, teaching precise measurement, training on appliance use, providing pot holders, and making cleanup part of the experience to teach responsibility.
Banquet Kid Cuisine meals fall short on nutrients for kids
A nutrition review finds Banquet Kid Cuisine frozen meals provide only three of eight nutrients at 25 percent daily value and are low in vitamins A and C. Fat and sodium vary, with several meals high in fat. adding fruits, milk, or whole grains is recommended. The reviewer suggests limited use and favors healthier, simple alternatives.
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Heart Healthy Lunch Menu From Maryland Heart Association
A heart healthy lunch menu features lemon baked chicken with lettuce and tomato in whole wheat pita, potato salad, fresh fruit cup and a devil's food cupcake. The recipe outlines lemon chicken, potato salad, and a chocolate cupcake, with calorie counts and preparation steps.
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American Heart Association
Heart
Maryland
The
Switch to Skim Milk to Cut Calories
A health tip suggests replacing whole milk with skim milk to reduce calorie intake. After switching, many people report a preference for skim milk over whole milk, noting lower fat content and fewer calories per cup.
Mythical Chinese Restaurant Syndrome Debunked
A UC Berkeley Wellness Letter report calls Chinese Restaurant Syndrome a myth. MSG adverse reactions are rare, and glutamate occurs naturally in many foods. Foods with hydrolyzed vegetable protein are high in glutamate and MSG contains sodium.
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University of California
Berkeley
Protein talk: frankfurters and bologna use more to equal beef
Frankfurters and bologna often cost more per protein unit than beef roasts and steaks. Despite lower price per pound, their protein concentration is lower requiring about four 1.5 ounce franks to equal a 3 ounce serving of cooked lean beef.
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