When I was creating recipes for my book, The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Eating Well with IBS I had to think quick on my feet and come up with some recipes I had never tried. I had to fill half a book (thirteen chapters) with my own concoctions and had a tight time limit! I found tostada […]
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Sweet Teriyaki Chicken Salad with Grapes
Every summer we try to visit Saratoga Springs, NY and connect with our dear friends, Neil and Dianna. Dianna and I go way back to our dietetic internship days at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. One visit Dianna packed a picnic lunch with chicken salad sandwiches that were outrageously good. I remember she […]
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This past week, I joined my sister Dee in Miami! Dee was the recipient of the President’s Award from her employer which included an all expense paid trip to Florida. This was a very prestigious award and the company provided 4 days of the royal treatment. The best part… I was invited as Dee’s guest! […]
Continue ReadingFarm Love.
I have to admit, I am somewhat addicted to visiting farms. I’m not sure I would like to work on one 24/7 but I love walking around, checking out the animals, looking at the plants grow, and just the general vibe. It’s peaceful on the farm. At least in my little farm world. I come […]
Continue ReadingWeigh to GO! Nutrition Services
Who wouldn’t want 2 registered dietitians to come into their home and teach you how to cook a wonderfully healthy family meal? Meet Liz and Jeanne…of Weigh to Go! Nutrition Services. Weigh to Go, a Massachusetts area service, offers in home cooking classes- teaching basic cooking skills or menu planning for someone with a specialized dietary […]
Continue ReadingHappy MOM’s Day!
We had a busy weekend at the Scarlata household. Russ and I went to see one of our favorite folk singers, Kate Klim on Friday night. The concert was very low key in a church hall. A really nice calm atmosphere…a great way to chill out after a long work week. Saturday, after a nice […]
Continue ReadingTomato Lime Quinoa Salad
My colleague, Patsy Catsos and I hosted our first workshop for registered dietitians on the low FODMAP diet in Portsmouth, New Hampshire last Friday. It was a blast working with a group of smart colleagues that share a passion for digestive health and nutrition. Here’s a few of the goodies we had available at the […]
Continue ReadingAlmond, Parmesan and Dill Crackers.
I have never made homemade crackers so today I thought I would give it a whirl. I started with Bob’s Red Mill almond meal/ flour. This stuff is pure heaven. I am somewhat of a nut queen, so anything with nut ingredients is OK in my book. {FODMAPers almonds do have some FODMAPs so cut […]
Continue ReadingExperimenting in the Kitchen
I love cooking and get very easily inspired to try new recipes. This past weekend we visited with Russ’ parents and my father-in-law, Tony shared a new gadget he had for his television that provided all sorts of recipes. I saw a picture of what looked like French Fries and when I took a closer […]
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