Sara vs. The Common Cold

by Sara Lucero

10 Nov
2009

A Delicious World of Food

Being hit with a cold is no picnic.  The sneezing, the stuffy nose, the coughing and the just plain “I don’t want to get out of bed” feeling.  I do everything I can to avoid them, from getting plenty of sleep to drinking lots of water to nutritious veggies snuck into everything from spaghetti sauce to smoothies.  Sometimes, like this weekend, I just can’t seem to outrun them, though.  I spent the last half of Thursday sneezing, Friday trying to load up on my vitamins and fresh fruit in between errands, and Saturday curled up on the couch with Kleenex and a book.  Thank goodness for delivery and takeout at the local restaurants like Jack in the Box, Mimi’s Cafe and Round Table Pizza!

How do you stay healthy during the year?  Do you have cold combating dishes that you swear by?

For more suggestions on avoiding the common cold, check out this article from The Mayo Clinic.

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Get your “greens” on

by Nicole Quartuccio

6 Nov
2009

Dining with the Dietitian
Dining out can be a great way to get your dose of fruits and veggies. More and more restaurants are going beyond French fries and mashed potatoes by adding fresh fruits, vegetable-based soups, steamed veggies, and an abundance of salads (a great way to get your fill of leafy greens).
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29 Oct
2009

October is my favorite month out of the year. It’s full of birthdays (including mine) and Halloween gives us an excuse to decorate and get dressed up. The weather begins to turn cooler here in Southern California — Not cool and crisp like back home, but still just what I’ve been waiting [...]

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Elegant Simplicity

by Andrea Ogden, R.D.

23 Oct
2009

Chef Shigefumi Tachibe artfully balances international influence with whole, natural ingredients to create the macrobiotic Franco-Japonaise cuisine of M Café de Chaya
Shigefumi Tachibe, Corporate Executive Chef of Chaya restaurants partnered with the Tsunoda family nearly 30 years ago to bring the Chaya culinary philosophy to life in Los Angeles, CA. The Tsunoda family tree [...]

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