Let’s face it, as a healthy diabetic, you cook and eat a lot of chicken. Have you ever looked at that package and thought to yourself that if you eat one more plain broiled skinless chicken breast that you’ll turn in your stove? Well, we’ve all felt that way, but chicken is versatile and can […]
We all know that fish is a healthy alternative to other fatty proteins. What we like about fish is that it can be easy and quick to prepare sothat on a busy weeknight we can have dinner ready in a jiffy. Do ask your doctor about eating fish that are high in mercury if you […]
March can be spring or winter depending on the day, but as we shop for foods for dinner, we begin to find strawberries that actually taste sweet, and asparagus that we can afford. So, this month we bring you recipes that use all of those seasonal foods that you have begun to find once again. […]
If you read the article on the new ADA nutritional guidelines, you will know that as diabetics we should not get more than 20% of our calories per day as protein . . . and that assumes that our kidneys are healthy. Since many of us love beef, here we share four delicious beef recipes, […]
As the weather gets colder, slow cooking becomes more important in our kitchens. Nothing is more warming to the body or soul that a bowl of hot soup or savory stew. Just the aroma of the pot simmering on the stove will bring the family into the kitchen for pre-dinner conversation or camaraderie. If you’re […]
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