Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Thanksgiving and Food Allergies

By Sloane Miller, Health Guide Monday, November 26, 2007

1 cup Quinoa rinsed and drained

2 cups water

Bring to a boil then simmer covered until all the water is absorbed. Basically, Quinoa is cooked just like rice.

 

High in protein, quinoa is a great alternative to oatmeal. For those of us on a wheat-free diet, it can be used sweet or savory. In the morning, I mix mine with maple syrup, some butter, cinnamon and lactose-free milk (or other non-dairy milk).

 

Quinoa has a soft texture when cooked. It is an excellent source of iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, zinc , copper, thiamin and riboflavin.

 

 

Pomegranates

Such a cool fruit to have on your holiday table. Once de-seeded, the berries can be sprinkled in soups, stews and on salad. I've been eating them straight by spoon. They're so juicy and sweet-tart.

 

 

Pomegranate and its seeds

 

 

If you have food allergies, what are your survival tips?

How did you do this holiday?

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By Sloane Miller, Health Guide— Last Modified: 12/16/10, First Published: 11/26/07