A Healthy Brunch for Mom
Mother's Day is coming up! Treating Mom to a festive brunch is a great way to show her you care. But instead of braving the crowds (and calories!) at one of those giant restaurant brunch buffets, why not prepare a healthy brunch at home? Here are several simple and delicious recipes from our sister site Epicurious.com, all featuring fresh ingredients that are in season right now.
Artichoke and Mushroom Fritatta
Fluffy Baked Eggs with Roasted Vegetable Hash
Egg Roulade Stuffed with Turkey Sausage, Mushrooms, and Spinach
At the bottom of each recipe, you'll find a link to a complete nutritional analysis, which you can save to your Nutrition Data pantry.
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Happy Mother's Day!
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Posted by: Monica Reinagel | May 2, 2008 9:55:48 AM
C.,
As far as I know, the cholesterol-lowering effect of oatmeal are attributable to the oat bran. I'm not aware of another compound. But you learn something new every day. See if your friend can come up with a name for the chemical and I'll do more research!
Posted by: C. Bibliophagist | Apr 30, 2008 11:10:03 PM
When discussing the cholesterol-lowering effect of oatmeal and oat bran, I told a friend that oat bran was a better choice because it has more soluble fiber per serving. But my friend said that it wasn't just the soluble fiber. She maintained that that there was a chemical in oatmeal that actually helps lower cholesterol better than oat bran. Which is correct?
Posted by: MizFit | Apr 30, 2008 3:09:09 PM
Im thinking Ill need to print this out MULTIPLE TIMES and tape it up all around the domicile----but it might actually (or some of it :)) get made!!
those fluffy baked eggs look awesome.
Thanks,
Carla
http://www.MizFitOnline.com
