Mediterranean Diet Promotes Relaxed Meals and Health
The Mediterranean approach emphasizes social, unhurried dining with a modest breakfast, substantial lunch, and lighter dinner. It associates lower heart disease risk with lifestyle factors, including eating more grains fruits vegetables and legumes, less meat, and savoring meals with family and friends.
Vegetarian pita sandwich from a style magazine
In a bowl mix lettuce feta cheese olives roasted peppers and low fat olive oil dressing. Spoon into pita halves. Makes two servings.
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Walnut Lentil Spread On Toast Or In Wraps
A lentil based spread blends walnuts arugula watercress and vegetable broth with cumin and coriander. Cook lentils until tender then puree walnuts with a portion of lentils to form a paste, fold back with greens, season, chill up to four days, and serve with bread or in wraps.
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Almond and Orange Torta from Family Features
A compact bake details 1% cups allout flour almonds ground with skin lemon and orange notes bake a almond and orange torta. Ingredients include three egg whites orange juice orange zest vanilla olive oil and sugar with four large oranges sliced. Bake at 325 degrees in a prepared pan.
Citrus Olive Oil Cake Instructions
Beat egg and whites until light, gradually add sugar until foamy. Mix in orange juice zest vanilla, then olive oil in a slow stream. Fold in dry ingredients until blended. Bake 40 45 minutes until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool, loosen, transfer to plate, dust with sugar, slice and garnish with sugared orange. Makes 12 servings.
Mediterranean diet emphasizes plant foods and olive oil
The Mediterranean pattern centers on fruits vegetables grains and beans with nuts seeds and fresh fruit for dessert. Olive oil replaces other fats and is used in moderation with dairy fish poultry and eggs weekly. Avoid excess saturated fat and enjoy meals with family and friends.
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Food on TV TODAY Festive breads and chef shows
TV schedule lists 2 pm Breaking Bread With Father Dominic tasting festive breads on WCNY. Highlights include Great Chefs segments at 4 pm DISC and 9 pm Food Network blocks with Emeril Live and Bobby Flay. Several channels feature Great Chefs of the World, East Meets West, and Ainsley Harriott through the day with regional listings WCNY DISC FOOD WSYT.
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