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Bite of the Week: Garlic Tips for Garlic Month!
April is Garlic Month, so in today's Bite of the Week, I want to share a few tips to help your clients really connect with this versatile vegetable...
Bite of the Week: Stuffed Butternut Squash
In today's bite of the week, I thought I would share one of my favorite fall recipes. In it, halves of butternut squash are stuffed with apples, red onions, and pecans and then baked until tender.
Bite of the Week: 2 Fun Facts About Pumpkins
It's time for another Bite of the Week and, since it's now officially fall, let's talk pumpkins!
Bite of the Week: 3 Tasty Fall Recipes
Now that it's officially fall, I thought your clients might enjoy a few tasty recipes that highlight some of the best foods that this season has to offer...
Bite of the Week: Added Sugars
In our first Bite of the Week, we issued a MyPlate weekend challenge to you and your clients: make your plate look like MyPlate for at least one meal per day during the weekend. We loved your response, so we're back with another one!
Bite of the Week: 3 Ways to Serve Corn
We're back with another Bite of the Week, and this week we want to focus on one of the most fun foods of summer: corn!
Bite of the Week: MyPlate Weekend Challenge
Your clients are probably familiar with MyPlate, the USDA's guide to healthful eating, but how often are they actually using it to guide their meals?
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