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Egg Alternatives for Cooking and Baking

Whether you are cooking and baking at home or you are a food and beverage manufacturer, home recipes and commercial formulations that call for eggs often use egg replacers. This can be for a variety of reasons, such as:

  • Food allergies
  • Vegan diet
  • Low/no cholesterol
  • Lower cost
  • Greater shelf stability
  • Support a clean label
  • Avoid egg bacterial pathogens like salmonella
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What’s The Scoop on Soy?

Soy is arguably one of the more controversial nutrition topics. On the plus side, soy is rich in nutrients, and diets containing it seem to provide health benefits, such as lower blood sugar levels, improved heart health, fewer menopause symptoms, and perhaps even a lower risk of certain cancers.

On the other hand, some people are concerned about soy-rich diets being truly healthy, and in fact, perhaps even being bad for your health. For instance, some fear that eating too much soy may increase the risk of breast cancer, hinder thyroid function, or have feminizing effects in men, to name a few. Furthermore, any soy you get in the US is most certainly a GMO (94 percent of the soybean crops in the United States were genetically modified to be herbicide-tolerant), which has implications for your health (think Glyphosate and Leaky Gut Syndrome leading to chronic inflammation).

This article reviews the latest scientific evidence to determine whether eating soy is more likely to positively or negatively affect your health.

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Intermittent Fasting

What If You Could Change Your Life?

People widely use an intermittent fasting (IF) program to lose weight, improve their health, and simplify their lifestyles. Many studies show that it can have powerful effects on your body and brain and may even help you live longer. In fact, IF is currently one of the world’s most popular health and fitness trends.

This is the second in a three-part series, including Intermittent Fasting, Inflammation Free, and Detoxification.

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Super Healthy Zucchini Pasta

Zucchini pasta might, at first, seem a little odd in concept.  But once you try it you will probably add it a frequent recipe.  Not only that, it is pretty fun to make and kids love participating in this entertaining process.  But the big win is how healthy and incredibly inexpensive this dish is.

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Deliciously Healthy Meatloaf

If ever there was a comfort food that takes you back to all those good feelings that come with a home-cooked meal prepared by your mom, it is probably meatloaf.  But as time goes on, as much as we love meatloaf, it is pretty high in saturated fats and cholesterol, and may not fit your desire for healthier eating.  Here is a fabulous recipe from the book, The Dude Diet, by Serena Wolf.  The best thing is that not only is this easy, and low cost, everyone loves it, even the kids!…

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Honey-Tarragon Glazed Baby Carrots

I use tri-colored baby carrots for this dish because they are so wonderfully colorful.  The French seem partial to tarragon as you find it in so many of their recipes, especially sauces such as Béarnaise Sauce.  Tarragon’s distinctive yet subtle herbal flavor is particularly well suited to use with fish and chicken, and as part of vinaigrettes and sauces. But I have to say, that the understated flavor and aroma of tarragon combined with butter and honey make for some sublimely delicious carrots….

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Smoked Salmon with a Brown Sugar and Dill Dry Rub

This smoked salmon recipe is super easy, fast, low effort, low cost, and reliably produces a fabulous smoked salmon.  The aroma is delicate yet mesmerizing, the meat is super moist and tender, and the flavor is out of this world.  Best of all, this dish is equally good cold as it is warm….

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A Simpler Variation on the Traditional French Cassoulet

This is an amazingly wonderful variation on the French cassoulet, but one that is little easier and less expensive than the traditional recipes, yet the aroma, flavor, and texture of this recipe is every bit as delightfully delicious as it is inexpensive.

Don’t be put off by this being a French recipe.  This is not the sort of thing that is only achieved by a French chef. Yes, it is a little involved, but it is still pretty easy to follow and achieve this spectacularly savory and sumptuous meal.

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Smoked Adobo Chicken

This chicken recipe is amazingly easy with only two ingredients and less than 10 minutes of preparation. Even more importantly, it is so moist and delicious, with an unbelievable aroma, moist and delicate texture, and how can you pass up a recipe that everyone loves, including the kids!

What I love about smoking foods it that it can be ridiculously simple, or very technical, depending on how you go about it.  Using an electric smoker is a easy way to get started. It is relatively inexpensive, and practically as simple as plugging it in and pushing a button.

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Smoked Tri-Tip Steak

Smoking meats has a number of wonderful effects.  Cooking a meat ‘low and slow’ allows the proteins to breakdown and rendering a singularly moist and tender outcome.  Secondly, this approach to cooking allows the seasoning to make greater effect.  But lastly, and most importantly, this cooking method leaves the meat with the most delicious aroma, and aroma makes up much of our taste, in fact, researchers say 80 percent of the flavors we taste come from what we smell.

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