Bull’s Eyes ~ Dr. Katie’s Kitchen
Who else had these growing up? We called them ‘Bull’s Eyes’ but I hear ‘Egg in a Hole’ is a common name as well. Comfort food doesn’t need to completely derail your healthy lifestyle.
Who else had these growing up? We called them ‘Bull’s Eyes’ but I hear ‘Egg in a Hole’ is a common name as well. Comfort food doesn’t need to completely derail your healthy lifestyle.
My last blog post was on how to make your own nourishing broth. The following recipe is a delicious way to put it to use.
Soup or broth may not be the first thing you think about making in the hot summer, but it can be a healthy addition to your recipe rotation. If you are here in Austin, it is supposed to rain on and off this week, so it would be a cozy time to make a batch of broth.
I have been a fan of food and cooking for as long as I can remember. There are very few foods that I would admit to disliking. One of those foods used to be okra.
Do you ever see those packages of mini sweet peppers at the grocery store and wonder what you could do with them? Look no further, I have the perfect recipe!
This is my favorite healthy smoothie that tastes just like mint chocolate chip ice cream!
This smoothie has several nutrition superstars, but did you know that mint has the additional benefit of helping with indigestion and nausea?
Nearly two weeks into the Institute for Functional Medicine approved ‘Elimination Diet’ and I already feel a world of difference with my body. Is it a placebo or is it actually working?
With a Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition from UT Austin, I have a very solid foundation of knowledge about the foods we eat and the role which nutrients play for our health. However, in most medical residency programs in the U.S., the focus seems to be on medications for specific diseases rather than avoiding medications altogether through proper eating habits.
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on all the things we should be thankful in our lives. It may involve lots of loud visiting relatives, watching funny movies and of course eating turkey! The age old tale of turkey and tryptophan seems to come up every year…Does the tryptophan in turkey make you extra sleepy on Thanksgiving?