What’s for dinner and dessert with Fiona?

What’s for dinner and dessert with Fiona?

Posted on 15. May, 2013 by .

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Busy nights need easy dinners – I know I am feeling the pressure to race home, feed the family and get off to our activities. My solution is a quick and easy dinner recipe – Black Bean and Lentil Salad with Chili Lime Vinaigrette (recipe included). For families who need a gluten free option, this one hits the mark. Don’t forget dessert with award winning Pinapple & Carrot Chiffon Cake (recipe included). It’s What’s For Dinner!

Gluten Free Sesame Bread

Gluten Free Sesame Bread

Posted on 06. May, 2013 by .

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May is Celiac Awareness Month The term gluten free is becoming common place in grocery stores, restaurants and homes alike.  Today, many folks choose to eat gluten free for various personal reasons.  This has caused a surge in new food products and recipes that are hitting shelves, counters, cookbooks and inboxes on a daily basis. If you are unfamiliar with [...]

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My Be Well Story – And the winners are…

My Be Well Story – And the winners are…

Posted on 04. May, 2013 by .

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Contest Winners to Inspire Community The Manitoba Canola Growers Association (MCGA) announced the two winners of My Be Well Story contest that launched earlier this year. The contest was open nation–wide with one winner chosen from Manitoba and one from the national entrants. Curtis McRae, a farmer from St. Andrews was selected as the Manitoba [...]

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Bean there, done that

Bean there, done that

Posted on 02. May, 2013 by .

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This is part one of a three part “ethnic foods” series. Come back next month for part two. Beans, or frijoles in Spanish, are a staple in Central American cuisine. Whether they’re whole beans, re-fried, or mixed with rice, you’ll find some variety of it often in Latin American homes. I grew up eating black [...]

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What We’re Lovin’ for May

What We’re Lovin’ for May

Posted on 01. May, 2013 by .

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What Ellen’s Lovin’ All the entries and stories from My Be Well Story campaign. Watch over the next few months for the follow up stories from some of the winners as well as the launch of the Next  My Be Well Story winners.  Everyone who entered has an inspirational story about making a difference and [...]

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Add more physical activity to your day

Add more physical activity to your day

Posted on 29. Apr, 2013 by .

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Get Active! What if you made a conscious decision to insert more physical activity into your daily routine?  What would that look like and how would you feel? Michelle J. Kwan, has shared tips to help you make that happen.  As discussed below, it can be as easy as parking further away from a store entrance or [...]

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Be of Service

Be of Service

Posted on 25. Apr, 2013 by .

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Success for all Be of service.  Jamie Clarke recounted getting this piece of advice from his grandfather when he joined his first Mt. Everest expedition.  He spoke passionately about serving his team not for his own gain but for the success of the overall mission. Now, you may not be planning to climb Mt. Everest [...]

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What’s in your salad dressing?

What’s in your salad dressing?

Posted on 23. Apr, 2013 by .

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Q: Can you explain how to make a homemade salad dressing? A: Yes, and here is how… Salad Dressing Made at Home I do not enjoy ‘store bought’ salad dressings! There – I said it! I was, at one time, a bit lazy about making salad dressings and vinaigrettes so I had always purchased them. [...]

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Pan-seared cod on a bed of wild rice & mushroom pilaf

Pan-seared cod on a bed of wild rice & mushroom pilaf

Posted on 18. Apr, 2013 by .

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The following is a re-cap of the Manitoba Canola Growers Black Box Competition that took place in Brandon at Assiniboine Community College and was written by guest blogger Shel.  All photos included are also courtesy of Shel too. Congrats to all who participated! Cod and Canola: Manitoba Canola Growers’ Black Box Competition 2013 by: Shel Zolkewich Pesila [...]

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Who are you, really?

Who are you, really?

Posted on 16. Apr, 2013 by .

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Who are you when no one’s watching? Recently, I was asked by a client who is a healthcare professional to provide some Dietitian coaching for him. You see, he had recently undergone significant surgery due to being diagnosed with cancer, had gone through all the treatments and now is back at work.  Needless to say, [...]

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Eat Your Veggies!

Eat Your Veggies!

Posted on 11. Apr, 2013 by .

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Our grandmother’s said it, our mother’s said it and we are still saying it today – “Eat Your Veggies!” For some folks this might mean eating a diet of exclusively vegetable based meals, for some it might mean including more vegetables with every meal and for others it means preparing a vegetable based meal once a [...]

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