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Halloween Pizza Inspired Party

October 30, 2017 By Kim Galeaz

Halloween Party with Pizza-Inspired Foods for the Entire Family Notice I said "pizza-inspired" party, not just "pizza" party. That's because instead of just a bunch of traditional round pizzas, I thought it would be fun to throw together a main dish, side dish and dessert that all "resemble" pizza in one way or another. So my Pizza-Style Sloppy Joe's are like Pepperoni Cheese Pizza, but in a quick, stove-top skillet sloppy joe recipe. Italian seasoning, onion, garlic, ground beef and plenty ...

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Filed Under: food talk, food, nutrition, balance, recipes Tagged With: apple cider, apples, baking, candy, candy corn, cookies, family meals, fruit, Halloween, parties, salad, vegetables, whole-grain

Fall & Football Favorites

October 15, 2015 By Kim Galeaz

Photo courtesy My Indiana Home/Journal Communications

Touchdown! All these fall favorites - apples, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, chili, cornbread - score big time at your next celebration or tailgate party. Intercept ho-hum tailgate sides with a batch of Maple Apple Baked Beans. Pass the apple and pear slices for my Pumpkin Cheesecake Dip. Huddle for more whole grains with my Skillet Cornbread. And tackle that bag of apples you bought by turning them into Homemade Chunky Applesauce. Forward pass to my Recipe page for all four recipes and get in ...

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Filed Under: food talk, food, nutrition, balance, recipes Tagged With: apples, beans, chili, dessert, dip, football, parties, pumpkin, whole-grain

3 Reasons Canned Foods Fill My Pantry

April 17, 2014 By Kim Galeaz

1. Budget-friendly and nutrient-rich. Not only are canned foods one of the most affordable ways to meet the Dietary Guidelines goals on MyPlate, they contain comparable nutrients to fresh, frozen and dried forms. Think about it. They are picked at their peak and packed immediately which means valuable nutrients are retained. In some cases, however, canned choices may have even more nutrients than their fresh counterpart. Peaches are my favorite example. Research shows that canned peaches ...

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Filed Under: food, nutrition, balance Tagged With: appetizers, breakfast, brunch, canned foods, fruit, parties

Red Velvet, Green Apple & Hot Wings on Game Day

January 31, 2014 By Kim Galeaz

     Still haven’t figured out the line-up for your Super Day of Eating menu? Consider these crowd-pleasing ideas. Dessert: Red Velvet Brownies with Cream Cheese Icing. Simple to make and so much easier to cut into bite-size portions than a huge Red Velvet Cake. You’ll still get rich red velvet flavor with irresistible cream cheese icing, though. Appetizer: Hot Wings Hummus. Fast, easy and a fantastic substitute for the more calorie-and fat-laden but oh-so-delicious Hot Wings or Buffalo ...

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Filed Under: desserts, food, nutrition, balance Tagged With: apples, beans, brownies, dessert, dip, hummus, parties, red velvet, Super Bowl

Zippy, Zesty, Super-Saver Salsa

April 24, 2013 By Kim Galeaz

Zippy and zesty because it packs a punch of jalapeno pepper, lime and cilantro. Super-saver because it features in-season mango and strawberries. And in-season translates to “at their most budget-friendly price right now.” So it makes perfect cents to take advantage of both antioxidant and nutrient-rich fruits over the coming weeks. But instead of just enjoying them “as is” for a snack or side dish, or adding them to yogurt, smoothies and cereals, try this easy-to-make salsa. You’ll find ...

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Filed Under: food, nutrition, balance Tagged With: antioxidants, brunch, dip, fruit, grilled meats, parties, salsa, side-dishes

Dining with the Guys at Korn Country: Boost, Sub, Switch

March 13, 2012 By Kim Galeaz

Time to visit the guys at Korn Country 100.3 FM and talk all things nutrition! And celebrate registered Dietitian Day, too! I'm taking them a variety of foods, and all have been changed a little to boost nutrition or cut calories/fat. I boosted nutrient-rich onions and garlic in my Zesty Guacamole. I substituted lower-fat and lower-calorie cheese and cream cheese and dressing in my Hot Buffalo Dip and I switched to all whole wheat flour in my Oatmeal Raisin Date Bars. Still rich flavor, but more ...

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Filed Under: desserts, food, nutrition, balance Tagged With: dips, guacamole, National Nutrition Month, parties

A Dietitian’s Football Party Strategy: No Fumbles, All Extra Points

February 5, 2011 By Kim Galeaz

      Formation for Winning Strategy: Flavorful + Nutrient-Rich Foods Forward Pass: Lean Beef in Chili & Burrito Meat + Lean Pork Tenderloin Field Goal: Vegetable-Rich with Beans, Corn, Tomatoes, Chilies & More in Chili & Salsa Touchdown: Fruit for Dessert with Spiced Pumpkin Cheesecake Dip Celebration: Fantastic, Flavorful and Colorful Foods = Happy Party Guests Hearty Three Bean Chili with Beef 1 tablespoon vegetable oil 2 ½ cups chopped onions 1 to 2 tablespoons minced ...

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Filed Under: food, nutrition, balance Tagged With: chili, dip, football parties, lean meats, parties, salsa, Super Bowl

Holiday Party Foods with Perks

December 10, 2010 By Kim Galeaz

Holiday Party foods - great tasting and filled with nutrient perks....the perfect choice to please holiday guests. Add some red to your spread - with antioxidant-rich tart red cherries and make a sweet-tart punch with half the calories of a regular punch. Triple Cherry Sauce pairs well with lean pork tenderloin or lean ham. Add green to your holiday spread with Super Spinach Dip filled with more spinach and lower-fat versions of sour cream and mayonnaise. Happy Holidays to all. Merry Cherry ...

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Filed Under: food, nutrition, balance Tagged With: Christmas, dip, parties, pork, punch, spinach, tart cherries

Thanksgiving Favorites

November 22, 2010 By Kim Galeaz

 I’m not one to tamper with tradition too much when it comes to holiday foods. Stuffing still needs to be made with white bread/stuffing mix, mashed potatoes still need butter and maybe even cream cheese and sour cream, and pumpkin pie needs a pastry crust. But with just a few minor tweaks, I’m able to keep all the traditional taste and save a few calories and fat grams. Simple substitutions. Great flavor. Comparisons: Stuffing: 75% less fat and 65 fewer calories Smashed Potatoes: 50% less fat ...

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Filed Under: food, nutrition, balance Tagged With: dessert, dip, parties, pumpkin, Thanksgiving, treats

Perfect Halloween Menu for Procrastinators

October 30, 2010 By Kim Galeaz

      Beef & Black Bean Chili. Pumpkin Cheesecake Dip with Pears & Apples. Ghosts in the Graveyard Pudding Dessert. No tricks – only treats with this fun, tasty and nutrient-rich Halloween menu. I’m reposting these recipes, because I realize many of you have waited until the very last minute to decide what to serve for your Halloween party. Plus, this also works for a quick dinner before the kids head out for Trick or Treating. Or for busy weeknights. Get the kids involved with the ...

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Filed Under: food, nutrition, balance Tagged With: candy, chili, Halloween, kids cooking, parties, pumpkin, whole-grain

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