Allergy Free Cooking Video

Allergy-Friendly Recipes, Food Allergies

5 Allergy-Friendly Recipes on Video

No Comments 23 April 2013

It can be challenging to fix meals for kids with food allergies. Here to help are Children’s Executive Chefs Chris Hensel and Latoya Crommedy, and Registered Dietitian April Clark. Enjoy watching as our experts demonstrate how to cook five recipes that are free of the top eight allergens: milk, egg, wheat, soy, peanut, tree nut, [...]

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family working in vegetable garden

Gardening & Healthy Living

Start growing healthy food for the family

No Comments 04 February 2013

Most of us need to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. You hear that a lot, right? But have you ever thought about growing your own vegetables to help improve your family’s nutrition? Home vegetable gardening is a terrific way to get your family interested in eating vegetables by enjoying the fruits of your own [...]

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vegetable soup

Gardening & Healthy Living

Homestyle Garden Vegetable Soup

No Comments 04 February 2013

You’ve grown the vegetables, now harvest them for this delicious soup recipe from the Clinical Nutrition department at Children’s Medical Center. Ingredients: 4 cups fat-free chicken broth 2 cups water 2 8-ounce cans of diced or crushed tomatoes 2 cups fresh or frozen carrots 1 pound of cubed potatoes 1 cup diced cauliflower 1 cup [...]

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Super Bowl snacks

Nutrition

Healthier Alternatives for Your Super Bowl Feast

No Comments 30 January 2013

For most, feasting and football go hand-in-hand on Super Bowl Sunday. Does it surprise you that the average American eats a day’s worth of calories during the game? If you want to keep your family from this fate, Deborah Stern, RD, LD, a clinical dietitian at Children’s, says to plan ahead by preparing healthier snacking [...]

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Endocrinology, Kids Health, Nutrition, Wellness

3 Ways to Curb Childhood Obesity

1 Comment 08 January 2013

If you haven’t noticed a national push to lower childhood obesity rates, then you’re not paying attention. Major cities and school districts are trying new approaches in their lunchrooms, and programs like First Lady Michelle Obama’s anti-obesity campaign, Let’s Move, are encouraging parents to get their kids fit. Some areas of the country already are [...]

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Nutrition, Wellness

How to Pack Fresh, Fit School Lunches

No Comments 03 January 2013

Parents, now that the holiday break is over for your little ones, it’s time to start thinking about school lunches again. Making, packing and taking lunches from home ensures your kids get a healthy, well-balanced meal at school. After all, school cafeterias consistently offer kids favorites of pizza, chicken nuggets and hot dogs as part [...]

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Kids Health, Nutrition

Healthier Triple Mac n Cheese

No Comments 19 November 2012

Like most, your Thanksgiving meal probably means a feast of many different sides in addition to the turkey and desserts. But there’s no reason why you couldn’t prepare healthy versions of those sides to help make the meal a bit more nutritious. Lindsey Mazanec, M.S., R.D./L.D., a clinical dietitian at Children’s, has whipped up a [...]

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