Did you know sauces were once used to mask the bland flavors of food? While seasonings have evolved to spice up food without the need for additional sauce, sometimes a little sauce is needed to elevate a dish to the next level. Celebrate sauces of all kinds this March for National Sauce Month. Depending…
National Sauce Month
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerMarch is National Sauce Month which makes this the perfect time to explore new sauces and flavors. I personally love trying new sauces all the time. Sauce can be used to add new flavors and textures to dishes you are already enjoy. However, it is important to be very mindful when choosing sauces. The…
Ricotta Filled Eggplant Rollups
/1 Comment/by Bonnie R. GillerYou would never believe how healthy this recipe is. It gets rid of the traditional breading and frying method by salting and roasting the eggplant in the oven to get rid of excess moisture. This rich homemade tomato sauce is made in large skillet which is then used to cook the rollups, which means only one pan for cleanup!
Please Your Pizza Craving during National Pizza Week
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. GillerThe second week of January is National Pizza Week – a full 7 day celebration of America’s number one pleasure food, especially for us New Yorkers. Many people refer to pizza as a “bad” food, not in the delicious taste but in the fact that they label foods as good and bad based on how…
October Monthly Morsels
/0 Comments/by Bonnie R. Giller5 Powerful Health Benefits of Tomatoes By Bonnie R. Giller, MS, RD, CDN, CDE and Charna Sheinfeld, Nutrition Intern Some pronounce it tomAYto, and some say tomOto, some believe it’s a fruit, while others argue that it’s a vegetable. But all must agree that tomatoes are a tasty superfood, chock full of nutrients that provide…
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