Cajun Jumping Fish Stew
Catfish are common in the bayou, so all sorts of interesting and reasonable fish dishes are part of Louisiana cuisine. This hearty fish stew “jumps” thanks to some spicy red pepper. […]
Jul
2, 2012
Jul
1, 2012
Jersey Jambalaya
Jersey Jambalay is a delicious recipe that goes well on rice. I don’t know if this recipe is actually from New Jersey, but it’s a simplified East Coast version of the New Orleans classic. For the sake of convenience, the frozen green beans with mushrooms are an acceptable substitute for fresh vegetables.
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Jun
27, 2012
ADW Speaks With Cookbook Author & Diabetes Expert Marlene Koch
ADW Diabetes recently had the chance to speak with bestselling author, television personality, and diabetes expert Marlene Koch about her New York Times bestseller: Eat More of What You Love and how to healthfully to enjoy all the foods you love. Marlene also shared Four Tips […]
Jun
27, 2012
ADW Interviews Author & TV Personality – Marlene Koch, RD
ADW Diabetes recently had the chance to speak with bestselling author, television personality, and diabetes expert Marlene Koch about her New York Times bestseller: EAT MORE OF WHAT YOU LOVE: Over 200 Brand-New Recipes Low in Sugar Fat and Calories and how to healthfully enjoy all the foods you love. […]
Jun
25, 2012
The Three Keys to Diabetes Control
You can be in control of your diabetes, enjoy life to the fullest and live happily.
When we talk about diabetes control what do we actually mean? The three crucial elements to diabetes control are: 1) blood sugar, 2) blood cholesterol and 3) blood pressure. These three factors can help you avoid or delay complications and be […]
Jun
22, 2012
Three Ways to Protect Your Kidneys
People with diabetes are concerned about kidney complications and how to avoid them. Fluctuating blood sugar levels and high blood pressure may cause kidney problems. Losing weight, lowering sodium intake and controlling your A1C are three major ways to help protect your kidneys.
Jun
19, 2012
Diabetes & Your Memory
People with diabetes may experience memory loss and confusion. The brain needs an ongoing blood supply and glucose to function properly. Fluctuating blood sugar levels and high blood pressure can affect the blood supply to your brain. This may cause memory problems or other related health conditions.
Jun
18, 2012
Pizza Frittata
A frittata is just an omelet that’s baked in the oven, so it doesn’t need to be folded. Once you get the hang of making frittatas, feel free to experiment with any ingredients you’d use for regular omelets. […]
Jun
17, 2012
Sausaged and Peppered Pasta
Pasta served with sausage and peppers is traditional Italian fare. We’ve lightened it up by making the flavors into a fresh sauce that goes well with any pasta, particularly a tubular or ridged pasta that catches the sauce in every bite. Sausaged and Peppered Pasta is a delicious, quick and easy recipe that you’re sure to […]
Jun
16, 2012
Sauerkraut Sausage Casserole
Sauerkraut Sausage Casserole is a recipe that draws on German comfort foods for a simple and attractive casserole that’s a change of pace and easy on the budget too.
Ingredients:
- 8 ounces egg noodles
- 1 pound German-style sausage links
- 8 ounces low-fat sour cream
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