Welcome spring by punching up your salads with greens that are not only delicious, but also ridiculously good for you. There is no need to feel like you are laboriously rotating through three or four salad greens in the name of health. And while the always-popular spinach and arugula are certainly delicious, there are so many other wonderful options to choose from.
Spring is officially here — although you wouldn’t necessarily know it from your weekly grocery run. Seasonality doesn’t really exist in the produce aisles. Perhaps there are more apples in the fall; maybe a special berry display in summer, but there will always be apples and there will always be berries. And while there’s something to be said for the convenience of modern grocery shopping — you can essentially buy anything at any time — with so much abundance in our everyday lives, it can be difficult to know what’s in season and what’s not.
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“A delicious fish with a summery flavor! Preparation Time: 25 minutes. This recipe is from The WEBB Cooks, articles and recipes by Robyn Webb, courtesy of the American Diabetes Association.”
Have you ever vacuumed your kitchen walls? Some cleaning gurus recommend it at least once a month — seriously! — and not just the ones in your kitchen. If that sounds overwhelming, I’m with you. But if you think about all the wear and tear and grease and grime that leave their mark on your kitchen walls, it makes sense. You probably want to do more than just a spring cleaning of what is most likely the gathering spot of your home, right?
Scallions may seem like a straightforward allium, but they tend to cause a bit of confusion — even among more seasoned cooks. Their mild, oniony bite adds flavor and color to practically any dish, but a few questions continue to pop up about how to use the white ends in comparison to the green tops. Turns out this kitchen workhorse begs an explanation.
