Delicious, Healthy, and Convenient Foods at The Refrigerated Dairy
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The refrigerated dairy aisles of the grocery store are full of convenient, tasty, healthy foods-whether you're looking for thirst-quenching drinks, terrific meals and accompaniments or nutritious snacks.
Here are some ideas for nutritious anytime snacks:
• Cheese Kabob-Alternate slices of apples and cheddar cheese on skewers.
• Tropical Smoothie-Blend orange juice, frozen strawberries and vanilla yogurt.
• Morning Wake-up-Mix cup of skim milk with teaspoon of instant coffee and sweetened cocoa.
If you are still learning how to cook, you will be more successful choosing recipes that are simple to cook, e.g. one pan meals like casseroles and thick soups. It might also be a good idea to choose recipes using only contents that you know well and are easily available. Starting with a basic meal will improve the likelihood of you having a successful outcome and preparing a dinner that your family will insist you cook again.
• Granola Delight-Layer granola and fresh fruit with favorite yogurt flavor.
• Ultimate Easy Snack-Keep the fridge full of individually packaged yogurts, jello, cheese sticks, vegetable dips and more for anytime, anywhere snacking.
While any time of year can be a great time to visit the Cool Aisles of the store, June is officially Dairy Month, sponsored by the National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Association (NFRA). That means you can find special prices and promotions on many tasty cool favorites.
Here is a breakfast, lunch or dinner entrée that's easy to make, with key ingredients from the dairy aisle:
Vegetable Cheddar Quiche
1 cup chopped red, green or yellow bell peppers
3/4 cup sliced mushrooms
Chicken is exceptionally widespread worldwide, and in 2007 , 19 out of 20 commercial restaurants offered chicken to their customers. The average American consumes in excess of 35 kilos of chicken every 12 months. In the U.S., roughly 49% of the poultry that is eaten by families comes from cafes and restaurants.
1/4 cup chopped onion
1 cup refrigerated egg substitute
1 cup refrigerated non-dairy creamer
1/4 tsp salt
1/8 tsp pepper
1 oz shredded Cheddar Cheese
Heat 10" skillet; spray generously with nonstick cooking spray; sauté peppers, mushrooms and onions until tender-crisp. Combine egg substitute, creamer, salt and pepper; pour into skillet, cover and cook over medium-low heat until set, approx. 8-10 minutes. Sprinkle quiche with cheese and replace cover until cheese is melted. Remove from heat and let set for two minutes. Serves 4.
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