Member Comments for the Article:No More Bland Diet Food!5 Low-Fat Flavor Boosters You'll Love5 Comments
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1/25/2013 10:58:22 AM
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I'm totally on board with these suggestions. I have to say, though, the model in the picture is WAY too excited about that salad.... |
8/21/2012 12:16:40 AM
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I can't eat regular food; but my daughter is a chef and she use different kind of thins to give great taste to the food w/out calories and I like the smell of the food she cooks. My husband like her food. |
GIANT-STEPS
7/4/2011 1:59:33 PM
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My favorite way to cook fresh green beans is to steam them just a little (still should snap) then sprinkle with lemon juice and Parmesan. Simple but so good. I like various seaosoned salts. I keep regular seasoned salt as well as cajun seasoning. The extra spicy seasoned salt is so good on grilled corn on the cob! Another great seasoning is one at health food stores called Vegit. It is a low-sodium seasoning with great flavor; I love it on baked potatoes. Spike is another good one but is saltier; they have a salt free version of Spike but I don't care for it. |
5/26/2011 1:12:47 AM
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I just learned a new use for lemon juice... I am not very good at eating fruits, I am more of a veggie person, but I just got home from France and over there we ate apple and banana slices with lemon juice over them. It was delicious and now I crave it here at home! Another spice I can't live without (and it may not be so healthy because it does have salt in it), is garlic pepper salt. It's wonderful on most anything, particularly cooked veggies. Sometimes it is hard to find in regular grocery stores, so check out your local drugstore or even the Dollar type of stores, that is where I get mine. Good article! |
5/24/2011 1:14:44 PM
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This article is fantastic, I will have to try some of Bryn's suggestions in cooking for my husband who I am trying to cook healthier for (less fat and sodium). Will check out Bryn's website too, and will save this article to my spark favorites. |
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