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Food And Beverage

Munchies: The Food Of History

September 23, 2016

ABOVE PHOTO:  Carla Hall, the Chew co-host and Top Chef alum, poses for a photo inside the North Star Cafe at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington. The museum, opening later this month, will be an experience aimed at feeding the soul, literally. The Sweet Home Cafe is the museum’s…

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Five superfoods that support kids’ eye health

September 15, 2016

ABOVE PHOTO:  Green Eggs and Ham Cups BPT The start of the school year means a laundry list of to-do’s for parents. From shopping for school supplies to scheduling an annual physical, it’s a hectic yet exciting time for the entire family. As kids settle back into the groove of the school year, you can…

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Better boxed lunch and after-school snack ideas

September 10, 2016

ABOVE PHOTO:  Chocolate Pizza with Grapes Family Features Making food fun is a simple way to get kids excited about smart eating. Bring on the fun this back-to-school season with bento box lunches: a selection of kid-size portions filled with bite-size finger foods. Bento box-style eating is gaining popularity among both adults and kids, because…

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Good Eats

September 2, 2016

ABOVE PHOTO: LaRue Group founder Kirk Wardy helps Chef Naimah Rutling get her station ready for the Grand Tasting. Or, how spending time at The LaRue Group’s “Chef Series Experience Grand Tasting” lifted my spirits and led to an appreciation of vegan cooking, artisan spirits, and some of the best chefs of color in our…

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Make the grade in the kitchen with canned foods

August 29, 2016

ABOVE PHOTO:  Lentil Soup with Bacon Family Features During the back-to-school season, the stress of weeknight cooking can make the kitchen feel like the classroom and dinner feel like a test. But with the right preparation, parents can feel confident about making the grade in the kitchen all year long. Simply follow these steps for…

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Bring the family together with a One-Pot Fiesta

August 19, 2016

Family Features School is back in session and so are hectic weeknights with little time to cook dinner. Instead of reaching for ready-made meals or takeout, make a kid-friendly, south-of-the-border casserole. All of the ingredients – from the whole grain elbow macaroni to the ground beef – are cooked in one skillet, meaning minimal cleanup…

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Kid-Approved, Flavor-Packed Foods That Are Good For The Environment

August 12, 2016

These soon-to-be family favorites are good for your health, the planet and your budget No pun intended, but here are some simple and delicious ways to green up your family’s diet. It’s easier than ever to make healthy, earth-friendly food choices that are actually fun to eat. From coconut-apple dips and pineapple/shrimp skewers to meals…

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How to Pack Healthy School Lunches and Snacks

August 5, 2016

Family Features Busy parents know that packing healthy lunches and snacks that kids will eat and not throw out or trade day after day is a challenge. For kids with food allergies – which, according to the CDC, is one in 13 kids or about two per classroom – or who attend a peanut-free school,…

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Hosting and Toasting

August 5, 2016

ABOVE PHOTO:  Chicken Thighs and Tomatoes Quick, refreshing recipes to entertain without missing the party Family Features Whether you’re hosting a small weekend get-together, a large holiday gathering or anything in between, entertaining friends and family will always provide an opportunity to create memories that last a lifetime. However, no host wants to miss out…

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Fuel your day the healthy way

July 28, 2016

Family Features Between balancing work with family and friends, squeezing in a healthy meal can be hard, and finding time for a workout can be even harder. A busy lifestyle demands quick, portable and convenient foods that let you refuel your body with better health in mind. When time is tight, it may be tempting…

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