Author Archives: Corinne Goff

Basic Quinoa & Lentils, Diabetes & Diet Soda

  Cooking up quinoa to accompany vegetables has become a no-brainer in our household.  Sometimes I make an additional protein source and sometimes not.  Recently I was in the mood for some extra protein and was planning on making a … Continue reading

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Virtual Grocery Store Tour Part Four: Frozen Aisle, Bakery and You’re Done!

Frozen Foods Frozen vegetables are great choices.  Nearly as good as fresh and they are picked at their peak so their nutrients are locked in.  They also store longer than fresh so keep several bags in your freezer.  A few … Continue reading

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Virtual Grocery Store Tour Part Three: The Middle Aisles

By now I think you understand that, based on the products you see inside of it, the grocery store could care less about your health.  They are a business whose focus is making a profit.  They will stack bottles of … Continue reading

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Virtual Grocery Store Tour Part Two: Seafood, Meat and Dairy

Moving right along to the animal products, a topic of great controversy.  On the one hand they can be a source of nutrition, however many people live their entire lives abstaining from them and remain in excellent health.  There is … Continue reading

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Virtual Grocery Store Tour Part One: Produce and Bulk

Are you confused about what to buy when you go grocery shopping?  Most people are.  I’m here to boost your confidence in you being able to decide for yourself which items to choose and which to avoid. The general consensus … Continue reading

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Valentine’s Day

Happy Valentine’s Day! It’s a day to make your loved ones (and yourself) a sweet treat.  Preferably chocolatey and pink!  Forget the boxed chocolates from the drugstore and the bakery cakes made from atrocious ingredients.  There are millions of tempting … Continue reading

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Weird Meal Wednesday: Salad with Healthy Protein and Healthy Fat

Somehow the title “Leftover Fish, Avocado, Tahini and Teff Salad” didn’t sound too appealing.  But that is what it is.  Usually my favorite meals come out of a concoction of random leftovers from the fridge.  This lovely lunch consisted of: … Continue reading

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Post Storm Return to Normalcy

  It’s so good to have heat and light again. Hopefully you too are back to your everyday comforts.  Two nights of wearing a headlamp around the house (I have to admit, those things are genius) and sleeping in six … Continue reading

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Simple Carrot-Ginger Soup

I have a question.  How exactly does one go about photographing carrot soup?  The best answer I could come up with was to put it in one of my favorite old cat mugs from the 80s.  I’m not sure if … Continue reading

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You Need Less Than You Think You Need

Do you struggle with portion control?  You’re not alone if you do.  I read a recent research study that reminded me about a little strategy that could help… Doesn’t it feel great when you eat just the right amount of … Continue reading

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