Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Bored of Your Breakfasts? and More-dLife Foodstuff

When the rest of the world is eating cereal, bagels, and English muffins, is it sometimes hard to get excited about your daily low carb fare? Well, look here for some new and delicious ways to prepare the best diabetes breakfast food. ››

Chef Michel Nischan uses cauliflower to transform that traditional favorite, mac and cheese. This dish keeps the feel of the original, without all the carbs.

Tomato season is here -- and if you grow your own, you're probably saying "Boy, is it ever!" What to do with all those luscious lovelies? Make this great sauce and pack away portions in your freezer for fall dinners. Or, whip up this special version of tomato-mozzarella salad with a delicious basil sauce.

Add some zip to your plate without zapping your diet efforts by using free foods.

A new study shows a strong link between red meat, especially processed varieties, and an increased risk of type 2 diabetes.

Chemistlover wants to know what "bad" foods you can't stop eating.

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