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How to Make a Big Batch of Tiny Meatballs

How to Make a Big Batch
of Tiny Meatballs

I decided to make a big batch of tiny meatballs and freeze them for multiple uses. In fact, I might just designate March as Tiny Meatball Month and do a series of blogs on all the things you can do with tiny meatballs (foodwise, I mean).

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5 Sneaky Supermarket Labeling Tricks

5 Sneaky Supermarket Labeling Tricks

by guest blogger Tyler Graham. It’s hard to escape processed foods and choosing the healthiest options is extremely difficult thanks to tricky food marketing. Here are the five of the most popular labeling tricks to avoid.

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Bacon Cornbread

Bacon Cornbread

I had a hankering for cornbread. Real homemade cornbread. Not the dry, crumbly, and much too sweet kind. I wanted moist, savory, warm, and comforting cornbread. And so, I made it. With bacon. It was good. Here’s the recipe.

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3 Aphrodisiac Smoothies

3 Aphrodisiac Smoothies

by guest blogger Mark A. Moyad, MD, MPH. I have probably investigated more than 100 aphrodisiacs in my career, and the majority (90-plus) have little to no merit. But a few, such as arginine, capsaicin, ginger, and maca, are interesting and do deserve some attention.

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Super Bowl Snack: Easy Guacamole

Super Bowl Snack: Easy Guacamole

by guest blogger Maya Rodale. There are only two things I like about sports: 1) dramatic moments of triumph accompanied by the entire stadium erupting in cheers and 2) the food!

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The Best Organic Burger EVER

The Best Organic Burger EVER

I confess, after a hard day at work, my go-to meal is a cheeseburger. And I have a new fast-food favorite…

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Spiced & Roasted Squash

Spiced & Roasted Squash

by guest blogger Maya Rodale. I’ve been making squash a lot lately because of an amazing dish I had a great organic restaurant. This recipe is so simple and so good.

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Top 10 Reasons to Avoid Processed Foods

Top 10 Reasons to Avoid Processed Foods

Deciphering food label ingredients leads to unappetizing results. Take the innocuous-sounding castoreum, which is used to enhance the flavor of puddings, candies, and some frozen dairy desserts. You might be surprised to know that it’s derived from beavers…

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