Low Fat Cooking December 2004 Archive

With the holidays all but over, are you looking to start or resume a low fat diet? Whether you want to shed a few pounds, lead a healthier lifestyle or ... Read More

Do you know how to handle holiday leftovers safely? And what can you do with all that ham or turkey anyway? Find plenty of tips and suggestions here so you ... Read More

We now know that very few people gain as much as the oft-cited five pounds during the holiday season. This particular myth was debunked in a study published in the ... Read More

It was a mistake to tell my four year old that the pink-hued peppermint dessert placed in front of her was cheesecake. "There's cheese in there?" she demanded. "Well, yes," ... Read More

As fall transforms into winter, comfort food is the order of the day. This warming, velvety soup falls nicely into that category. The perfect pairing of sweet potatoes and butternut ... Read More

One of the most evocative smells of the holidays is that of gingerbread cookies baking in the oven. The sweet and spicy scent of ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves is ... Read More

Wondering what to buy the low fat cook in your household? Or are you looking for ideas for yourself? Check my Top 10 kitchen gadgets or my Top 5 low ... Read More

Do visions of sugarplums dance in your head? No, nor in mine. But I do have a thing for sugar cookies with colorful little sprinkles on top. In the interest ... Read More

For some, the chestnut conjures up memories of Nat King Cole singing the classic Christmas Song, or perhaps images of street vendors hawking their hot roasted chestnuts on ... Read More

Hanukkah food is not for the faint of heart. Many of the traditional foods are either fried in oil or rely heavily on dairy products. But that is the point. ... Read More