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Around the Clock with Canned Tomatoes

February 24, 2022 By Kim Galeaz

Can you guess what item in my pantry is so versatile it works for every around-the-clock eating occasion, from breakfast, lunch and dinner, to snack party-time? Canned T0matoes. And all their forms. Diced. Petite Diced. Diced with chilies. Crushed. Whole. Sauce. Salsa. Pizza Sauce. Versatility is just part of the reason my pantry is filled with numerous canned tomato products. As a registered dietitian nutritionist, my goal is to create recipes that blend great taste with good nutrition. ...

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Filed Under: food talk, recipes Tagged With: antioxidants, beans, breakfast, canned foods, canned tomatoes, Creative Lunches, Dinner, dip, family meals, lunch, parties, salsa, vegetables

Sunny Six Can Salsa

September 14, 2021 By Kim Galeaz

A Bowl of Ten Benefits. Sunny Six Can Salsa is great for parties, pitch-ins and just about anytime you want to make a big batch of something and enjoy it for the next several days.  Check out this additional bonus, too: this salsa happens to be rich in all the right nutrients to keep everyone healthy and aging vibrantly. Top Ten Benefits. More fruits and vegetables.  You're already trying to eat more fruits and vegetables, but fresh isn't your only nutrient-rich choice. Canned fruits and ...

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Filed Under: recipes Tagged With: beans, Boomers, canned foods, chips and dip, cookouts, dip, family meals, fruit, holidays, Indy Boomer, lean protein, parties, picnics, salsa, vegetables

Ham Leftovers Get Creative with Cajun and Cuban Inspired Dishes

April 8, 2020 By Kim Galeaz

  Time for a twist with all that leftover ham in your fridge. Try Cajun Red Beans and Rice with Ham and Andouille Sausage or Cuban Empanadas. Or both. Why do I love ham as a registered dietitian nutritionist? Because it's lean and low fat as well as versatile. Ham has only 3 grams fat in every 3 ounce portion. That's lean. Plus, it packs around 20 grams protein in every 3 oz. serving. Get a dose of immune-supporting nutrients with Cajun Red Beans and Rice with Ham & Andouille ...

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Filed Under: food talk, recipes Tagged With: beans, brunch, Cajun, canned foods, Cuban, Dinner, Easter ham, empanadas, family meals, ham, lean protein, pie crust, skillet dish, stovetop, vegetables

Fiesta Taco Beef Filling

March 24, 2020 By Kim Galeaz

My super easy skillet dish makes Taco Tuesday a snap, or any night you're craving tacos, burritos or nachos. And surprise! You'll be getting a hefty dose of vegetables along with this protein-rich filling since it contains canned corn, black beans and diced tomatoes. Add extra cumin, chili powder, hot pepper sauce and crushed red pepper if you prefer dishes hot and spicy. Or use less if you prefer milder seasonings. I love making it with 90% lean ground beef. You'll never miss the fat in this ...

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Filed Under: food talk, recipes Tagged With: beans, beef, black beans, burritos, canned foods, corn, Dinner, easy meals, family meals, fiesta, lean protein, Mexican, nachos, salsa, sheet pan, skillet, stovetop, taco tuesday, tacos, tomatoes, tortillas, vegetables

Pizza Hummus

October 22, 2018 By Kim Galeaz

Dive into a bowl of Pizza Hummus if you're trying to eat more vegetables. And who isn't? From moms and dads trying to get their kids - and themselves - to eat more nutrient-rich vegetables, it's time for a family-friendly solution. Pizza Hummus is one of the easiest ways to "eat more vegetables" because hummus counts as a vegetable. That's right. It's made from garbanzo beans, a vegetable. And my Pizza Hummus has even more vegetables, since it includes sun-dried tomatoes and tomato paste. ...

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Filed Under: recipes Tagged With: appetizers, beans, Creative Lunches, dip, football parties, hummus, Kids Lunches, pepperoni, pizza, side-dishes, snacking, vegetables

Asian Sweet and Sour Bean Salad

July 1, 2018 By Kim Galeaz

Benefit #1. You can make this salad in less than 15 minutes. Nutrient-rich canned and frozen vegetables are combined with fresh chopped red onion and tossed with a simple rice wine/oil vinaigrette. Benefit #2. Big batch means it'll feed growing kids, teens plus Mom and Dad for several days. At home, work or in packed lunches. Benefit #3. Easy way to eat more vegetables! It's filled with all the right nutrients to keep everyone healthy: protein, fiber and dozens of immune-boosting vitamins, ...

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Filed Under: recipes Tagged With: Back-To-School lunches, beans, edamame, kid-friendly, Kids Lunches, lunches, picnics, salads, side-dishes, vegetables

Nine Necessities in This Dietitian’s Pantry

March 6, 2018 By Kim Galeaz

Of course you’ll find the usual suspects in my pantry – foods you’d expect ANY dietitian to keep on hand. Like canned fruits, vegetables, beans, tuna, salmon, whole-wheat pasta and whole-grain cereal. But are you ready for some eye-opening revelations? Because certain foods are a pantry necessity in my balanced book of eating and enjoyment. They must always be on-hand for fast, easy and healthy meals and snacks. Sloppy Joe Sauce. What could be faster than opening a can of sloppy joe ...

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Filed Under: food talk Tagged With: baking, beans, breakfast, candy, chili, chocolate, cookies, Creative Lunches, family meals, food storage, Kids Lunches, pantry, snacking, vegetables

Celebrate with Chili and Margaritas

February 22, 2018 By Kim Galeaz

            National Chili Day happens to be the same day as National Margarita Day. Both of these celebrations fall during Canned Foods Month. So I'm celebrating all of them with a batch of my easy stove-top chili, but not my traditional Big Beef Chili. Today I'd like some warmth and tropical flair, so I'm doing my Caribbean-Spiced Chili with Beef and Pork. Or maybe my Black and White Chicken Chili. Both contain a variety of nutrient-rich canned foods, from canned ...

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Filed Under: food, food talk, recipes Tagged With: beans, chili, fruit, parties, vegetables

Fast Family-Friendly Meals

November 11, 2017 By Kim Galeaz

Fast, easy and healthy. I've got you covered when you need inspiration for any meal or occasion: lunch, dinner or even breakfast. Tailgating. Hectic weeknight meals. Hungry kids home from school. Pitch-in, parties and more. First up, my favorite side-salad that packs easily in lunches or is a great "make-n-take" dish for get-togethers. Also, it's my husband Jeff's favorite salad for lunches. Asian Sweet & Sour Bean Salad. Asian Sweet & Sour Bean Salad   Save Print ...

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Filed Under: food talk, recipes Tagged With: Asian salad, beans, breakfast, chili, Creative Lunches, Dinner, edamame, family meals, lunch, whole-grain

Jeff’s Favorite Asian Sweet & Sour Bean Salad

April 21, 2016 By Kim Galeaz

                              This is my husband's favorite salad. Actually it's the "vegetable" that I pack in his lunch often. But this is a great salad for any holiday or get-together.   Jeff's Favorite Asian Sweet & Sour Bean Salad   Save Print Prep time 10 mins Total time 10 mins   Perfect salad for make 'n take pitch-ins, lunches and time-pressed cooks. Author: Kim Galeaz RDN CD Serves: 6 - 12 servings ...

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Filed Under: recipes Tagged With: beans, Creative Lunches, edamame, picnics, side salads

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