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If you’re asking, “Hey! Can you cook radishes?” you’re not alone. Plenty of people shave raw ones thinly and then use them to punch up flavor in salads—or they simply add a bit of butter and salt to them before...
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Hello! My name is Dr. Amy Sapola. I’m a Certified Wellness Coach, Institute for Functional Medicine Certified Practitioner (IFMCP) and Doctor of Pharmacy with a B.S. in Nutrition. I’ve completed a two-year fellowship with honors in Integrative Medicine from the...
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Mention a potato and people often begin reminiscing—about the mashed potatoes that Grandma used to make during the holidays or the hashed potatoes and eggs they made their children on chilly school mornings. “Potatoes,” Chef Jamie Simpson of the Culinary...
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Here’s the beauty of fall squash. You can keep your preparation incredibly simple and still enjoy the maximum amount of flavor. “Just split the fall squash in half,” suggests Culinary Vegetable Institute Chef Jamie Simpson, “and then remove the seeds....
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You might be wondering—why are cooked carrots “counterintuitive”? Well, conventional wisdom often tells us that raw vegetables have more nutrition than cooked ones—but that’s proven NOT to be the case with the carrot. Chef Jamie Simpson of the Culinary Vegetable...
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