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What better way to start off the New Year than with a great calendar full of healthful habits? With built-in goal suggestions and a variety of activities, this calendar has something for everyone. What are you waiting for? Download it today!
I have been teaching a string of cooking classes recently, and boy have I ever learned a lot! Here are the tried-and-true secrets that take a presentation from good to great...
Are you ready for the last newsletter of 2021? Because it's ready for you!
Putting together an engaging and informative cooking demonstration is much harder than it looks. Don't worry, though, because our chefs and presenters have tons of wonderful cooking demonstrations under their belts. They've gotten all that work down to a science. In fact, Judy Doherty, PC II and founder of Food and Health Communications, Inc is going to share some of her top cooking demonstration guides here today -- everything from planning to execution.
New handout delivery system for free nutrition handouts will serve more target audiences
Here are the 16 top posts and nutrition education handouts from 2020 While 2020 goes down in history as the ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
December 2020 for Premium Food and Health Communication Members: Table of Contents: Read-offline PDF newsletter Research update for professionals White ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
According to the CDC, "Handwashing education in the community reduces the number of people who get sick with diarrhea by 31%, reduces diarrheal illness in people with weakened immune systems by 58%, and reduces respiratory illnesses, like colds, in the general population by 16-21%.”
2019 was a great year on the Food and Health Communications website. We featured many new topics and trends in ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
What are your resolutions for the new year? What are your clients planning on doing to improve their health? Here at Food and Health Communications, we want to make setting and achieving your goals as easy as possible. That's why we've developed so many great resources just for you. Today we'd like to highlight a few of our favorites, all of which will help you and your clients make and keep your 2013 resolutions.
December 2019 for Premium Food and Health Communication Members: Table of Contents: Read-offline PDF newsletter Research update for professionals White ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Don’t be a tater hater. There are a million reasons why potatoes can be part of a healthy diet. In ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Cabbage is one of the least expensive, most versatile vegetables around. With so many varieties to choose from, you’ll have ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
We've all heard about the importance of eating from the rainbow to get a variety of foods and nutrients. In fact, we've probably already taught this concept to our clients. But now it's time for a refresher -- a new way to make eating from the rainbow both fun and possible...
The new year is fast approaching! What goals are you setting?
Here are the hottest food and nutrition education topics based on our professional writers' recommendations, customer requests, nutrition research, post ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
One of our most popular posts of the year is our "resolution calendar" where we offer a handout that lists ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Holidays are a tough time of year to adhere to a healthy diet. Well meaning co-workers bake cookies or stock ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Although 2018 still has a couple months left to go we know they are busy for most people. So we ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
December is just around the corner! Do you have the resources you need?
2018 marks the 25th year that I have been in business developing culinary nutrition education materials for dietitians and other ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
What is the "everything spice"? Well, it is a combination of spices from the "everything bagel", using poppy seeds, sesame ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
In our social media "all about the potato" post, we described all of the nutrient advantages of potatoes. See it ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
We have been working on some lovely ideas for pears for the fall and for the holidays. Thanks to Cindy ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Why not give your next presentation a festive spin? Here are some great presentation ideas, just for you!
Have you ever wondered if you're cooking vegetables well? I've devised a simple approach that makes determining cooking time and methods a snap! Check out this post for the secret, and don't miss the free infographic!
Want to help your clients with diabetes manage the holidays in a stress-free way? Check out this guide!
Every family has traditional holiday foods that show up on the table year after year. Instead of using the holidays as an excuse for high-fat, high-calorie feasting, use these five easy tips to remake your holiday favorites with good health in mind.
Here's one of my favorite recipes, all ready to build a balanced plate for Thanksgiving.
How will you help your clients keep their weight on track during the holidays?
The holiday season is upon us -- do you have the tools you need to help your clients navigate its pitfalls?
Spice up the holidays and boost your health with warm, bright spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger. You can add further health benefits by combining those spices with foods like oranges and cranberries, or drinks like black tea. So, how will you add spice to the holidays this year?
Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you're having a wonderful, healthful, and stress-free holiday. And if the question of "what am I going to do with all of the leftovers from this meal?" is haunting you, then it's time to relax. We've got you covered. After all, leftovers can be some of the best parts of a Thanksgiving celebration.
Holiday party season is just around the corner. Celebrate in a healthful way with our vital holiday party tips. Your health and waistline will thank you!
Looking for a diabetic-friendly holiday dessert? Look no further -- we've got you covered.
Tis the season to be merry, but wary. Almost half of Americans will put on weight during the holiday season. ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
December 2017 for Premium Food and Health Communication Members: Table of Contents: Read offline PDF Research update for professionals White ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Set up your pantry to help meet your goals, not tempt you away from them!
Are you looking for a beautiful table centerpiece that everyone can eat? Here is an idea for a beautiful winter ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Here are the best news and update articles from 2017. You do have to be a member to read the 23 ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
This beautiful red appetizer plate was carefully planned so it would meet my criteria for fabulous flavor combinations, easy to ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Holiday baking is often a treasured tradition in most households. And of all of the holiday food festivities, baking is ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
When it comes to fruits and vegetables, more is certainly better. With the latest nutrition research from the UK suggesting ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Planning ahead makes it mentally easier to prepare a meal without having to think of what to make. Trips to ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
Beginning June 1, 2016, for recertifying credentialed nutrition and dietetics practitioners completing the 2016-2021 recertification cycle, the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) transitioned into an updated credentialing system based on practice competencies...
Looking for a fun and healthful snack that has wide appeal? Don't miss today's kitchen hack, which is all about a tasty treat that you can make anytime.
2016 was quite a year in the nutrition education world! The 2015 Dietary Guidelines were published, a new food label ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
I just did a fall photo shoot -- wanna see?
Here's everything you need for December 2016!
Help your clients sidestep holiday portion pitfalls with this free handout! Check out the preview and let me know what you think...
While touring the beautiful California coast near Santa Cruz, I came upon a few pumpkin farms right on the ocean. ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
We would love to give all of our charitable followers a free poster... so we're going to!
It's almost time for New Year's resolutions! When motivation is running high and enthusiasm for health goals is stronger than usual, it's wise to seize the moment and help guide your clients to improve their health. After all, setting realistic goals and prioritizing issues correctly can go a long way towards actually achieving the resolutions that people love to try out in January.
December is Pear Month, so today I want to celebrate with a fact sheet about pears! This post features a closer look at the common types of pears, their impact on health, and ways to incorporate them into a balanced eating pattern...
Check out this collection of fun ways to feature pears during Pear Month this December!
Did you know that National Handwashing Week runs from December 6th through the 12th? Now is the perfect time to prepare. How will you teach your clients about proper hand hygiene?
Are you ready for a tasty and warming winter soup? This one comes together in just 30 minutes! It's also loaded with healthful vegetables and tasty spices...
Learn the basics about butternut squash in today's special veggie post! In this post, you'll find a discussion of what butternut squash tastes like, what nutrients it contains, and how to cook with it. There's also downloadable clipart and a free PDF handout...
Seasonal handouts, recipes, research reports, and much more!
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that Americans gain an average of 0.4 to 1.8 pounds each year during the holidays. Sadly, this weight isn’t likely to disperse with the holiday cheer. Here are a few strategies for keeping the holidays healthful and fun, without the weight gain…
A delicious gingerbread cookie recipe for the holidays that will have the whole house smelling sweet.
This is a cheese ball that’s lighter in fat and calories, but just as flavorful and easy to spread as a regular version.
According to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Americans gain an average of .4 to 1.8 pounds each year during the holidays. However, with a little know-how and some fun strategies, holiday weight gain can be avoided.
It's time to sit back, relax, and look through the 11 best Food and Health blog posts of 2014 ...
This handout from the Holiday Challenge is too good not to share. Take a look at these holiday party tips...
December may be a month dominated by the holidays, but did you know that it's also Pear Month? This lovely winter salad is festive enough for any holiday table and it offers the spotlight to the fruit of the month as well.
What would you do if you could enlist the help of a professional chef who is also an expert in healthful cooking?
Well, today is your lucky day. You really can get the help of a chef who trained at the Culinary Institute of America and who has spent over 20 years developing amazing techniques and new innovative ideas to improve cooking skills and freshen up old ideas.
Me.
Did you know that you can make 2 cups of whipped cream that only contain 30 calories... total? It's possible! Check out this post for all the details...
Looking for some last-minute holiday inspiration? Check out these helpful links!
Looking to add some vitamins to your holiday spread? Try this tasty and healthful banana nog -- it's way lower in calories and has a ton of nutrients!
Looking for a tasty dessert that isn't laden with empty calories? Try these marvelous tea poached pears! They're the perfect way to celebrate Pear Month this December...
The holidays are here! With all of the bustle and activity that accompanies this season, there is a good chance that it will be harder to stick to regular meal and exercise patterns. The good news is that, if you can remember MyPlate’s most important messages, you will still be able to lower calories and eat healthier!
Now that the holiday season is in full swing, it's time to think about holiday gifts! Today I'm going to reveal my top 5 favorite gift ideas...
Skip the post-Thanksgiving blahs with some fantastic recipes for Thanksgiving leftovers...
Stuffing can be tricky because the boxed mixes are high in sodium. And many traditional recipes are a lot of work and the end result is sometimes mushy. Plus we don’t believe in stuffing the bird because the outcome is a mess – the turkey is dry and the stuffing is often undercooked.
Have you ever heard of the mother sauces? Today I'm going to walk you through the basics -- just in time for your holiday party!
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found that Americans gain an average of 0.4 to 1.8 pounds each year during the holidays. This weight isn’t likely to disperse with the holiday cheer. It tends to stick around. So, what are you to do? Try these tips to make a healthful lifestyle during the holidays not only possible, but downright easy!
A whole batch of cookies offers way too many servings for the average household. At the same time, it can be more trouble than it's worth to scale down a recipe and mix minute portions of each ingredient. So, how can you solve the problem of excess versus extra effort? The answer is surprisingly simple!
As a follow-up to our latest motivation article, we look deeper into effective ways to implement manageable lifestyle changes...
I am so proud to introduce Home Run Cooking, the latest cookbook from Food and Health Communications. It was truly a labor of love, and I really think you'll like what you see...
Thanksgiving is perhaps the only time of year many families eat fresh cranberries. The cranberry growers estimate that 20% of their crop is eaten at the Thanksgiving holiday. Cranberries are high in fiber and vitamin C and contain just 25 calories per 1/2 cup of fresh berries. They are also low in sodium and a source of vitamins A & B, calcium, phosphorus, and iron. Packed full of antioxidants and other natural compounds, cranberries promote the prevention of urinary tract infections, gum disease and stomach ulcers. With all this great nutrition, shouldn’t we stop relegating them to just November?
The holidays are here -- are you ready for them? In this post, we review holiday survival strategies and introduce our new iPad app, Holiday Secrets. This app contains the most creative and healthful holiday recipes. It's not just another chef's favorite recipe book - it is meant to teach you how to make many holiday creations from appetizers to gravy to desserts, no matter your kitchen skill. We promise that you will have the most wonderful time making dishes that taste great, look good, and are healthful, every time.
Holiday Secrets contains the most creative, healthy holiday recipes. This is not just another chef's favorite recipe book - it is meant to teach you how to make many holiday creations from appetizers to gravy to desserts no matter your kitchen skill. We promise you will have the most wonderful time making great dishes that taste great, look good and are healthy every time.
Our guests were delighted that they were sampling our "super bowl snack fare" - and much to our delight all of the veggies disappeared! Here are three time-saving, calorie-saving holiday entertaining ideas - from Calorie-Free Holiday Tea (great warm or chilled) to a GingerBread house that saved us a lot of time, mess and calories from baking cookies - plus everyone here got to help!
Cranberry-Poached Pears: Watch this video and learn to make a stunning dessert with a pear, some cranberries, water, sugar and ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
4 large apples, peeled, cored and sliced 2-1/2 cups cranberries, fresh or frozen 3/4 cups sugar 1/4 cup flour 1 ...[+] Food, Nutrition and Health Calendar by Food and Health Communications
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