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Food & Nutrition

Explore healthy eating, smart nutrition tips, and delicious recipes for a balanced lifestyle.

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    Spring on the table: recipe for a green salad

    Leafy greens and green vegetables are packed with vitamins A, B, C, D, E, K, and PP, as well as valuable minerals like …

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    Cabbage with mushrooms: two recipes for a Lenten table.

    You can stew both green and Savoy cabbage with mushrooms: both varieties form large heads, but Savoy cabbage has a looser structure due to its thinner, crinkled leaves. Unlike green…

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    Mathematics of pancakes: scientists have unveiled the secret to the perfect pancake.

    As many home cooks know, finding the right combination of ingredients for pancakes isn’t always straightforward. Meanwhile, scientists have discovered the recipe for the perfect pancake. The batter requires just…

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    Lenten recipe: buckwheat patties with mushrooms

    In terms of taste, these buckwheat patties are nearly indistinguishable from meat ones, as buckwheat contains the same eight essential amino acids found in meat: tryptophan, phenylalanine, lysine, leucine, isoleucine,…

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    “Crossed” cookies: a recipe for ritual biscuits

    “Crosses” made from unleavened dough (cookies, cakes, or bagels) are traditionally baked during Mid-Lent, which is the fourth week of Great Lent and is considered the midpoint or turning point.…

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    How late can you drink coffee without harming your health?

    If you love coffee, enjoy it, but don’t forget that the timing of your coffee consumption matters! This is what scientists say, convinced of the healing properties of this aromatic…

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    Lenten recipe: stuffed cabbage rolls with potatoes and mushrooms.

    Potatoes in the filling of these vegan stuffed cabbage rolls positively impact the health of bone and cartilage tissue. Meanwhile, the cabbage that wraps around the potato and mushroom filling…

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    Children who eat fish grow up to be sociable and kind.

    A new study from the University of Bristol (UK) has revealed that children who eat fish at least twice a week are more sociable and kind-hearted. The research team urges…

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    Spring vitamins: a recipe for dried fruit compote.

    Alongside fresh or frozen berries and fruits, dried fruits are allowed in a fasting diet. Dried apricots, prunes, raisins, figs, dates, dried apples, pears, bananas, cranberries, or cherries can be…

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    Lenten borscht: a recipe with beans

    In the realm of meatless cuisine, traditional red borscht is prepared with alternative ingredients such as mushrooms sautéed in flour, bell peppers, legumes, or even herring in tomato sauce (the…

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    Kulaida vs Chakapuli: Mushroom Recipes for Lent

    The traditional Czech mushroom soup is called kulajda, while Georgia’s national culinary masterpiece is chakapuli. Choose whichever suits your taste, and enjoy a protein-rich meal without meat products at your…

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    Breakfast with walnuts enhances cognitive abilities throughout the day.

    A team of researchers from the University of Reading and the University of Winchester in the UK, along with Tufts University in the USA, has confirmed that consuming 50 grams…

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    Brewing tea removes toxic metals from water.

    A cup of good tea has long been associated with numerous health benefits. A new study from Northwestern University in the U.S. has revealed that the brewing process helps remove…

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    Dietary Quartet: Recipe for a Salad with Feta, Beets, Tomatoes, and Cashews

    Each serving contains 297 calories, 30 grams of carbohydrates, 17 grams of fat, and 11 grams of protein. Ingredients (per serving): 1 small beet; 100 grams of romaine lettuce; 7…

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    Current recipe: aspic – perfect for cold weather.

    Jellied meat, or kholodets, boosts the immune system and increases energy levels, combats anemia, and supports the musculoskeletal system. This dish improves blood composition, positively affects the nervous system, and…

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    A feast for the eyes: a recipe for a salad with persimmons, mandarins, and cheese.

    Partners in this culinary ensemble include a variety of elements that support vision, brain function, and the immune, nervous, digestive, and cardiovascular systems. Ingredients (for 4 servings): persimmons – 3;…

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    Duo of Flavors: Recipe for Chicken Rolls with Sweet Peppers

    While duck pairs well with tart fruit or berry sauces—especially those made from green apples and cranberries—professional chefs recommend serving roasted or fried chicken and turkey with sautéed onions and…

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    Mayan Heritage: Recipe for Banana Bread with Cocoa

    According to some sources, the famed discoverer of America, Christopher Columbus, initially showed no interest in the sacred tree of the local tribes. In fact, the renowned European navigator mistook…

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    “Valentine’s Cake”: A Recipe for Lovers

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    An alternative to aspic: recipe for jellied chicken.

    While aspic is made from a rich broth that doesn’t require any additional thickeners, its “restaurant rival,” known as jellied meat, involves the use of gelatin in the recipe. This…

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    Low-Calorie Alliance: Recipe for Salad with Mandarin, Chicken, and Cheese

    The energy value of this dish is 232 calories. Each serving contains 24 grams of protein, 21 grams of carbohydrates, and only 8 grams of fat, which won’t settle on…

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    Pizza: a recipe in the law

    February 9 marks International Pizza Day, a celebration of the world’s most popular fast food, with an astonishing 500 million pizzas consumed daily across various countries and annual sales reaching…

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    Culinary Temptation: Tiffany Salad Recipe

    This is what culinary luxury looks like! A salad adorned with green grapes is a true gastronomic gem—just as beautiful as it is delicious. Ingredients: 500 g chicken fillet; 100…

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    Fill up and warm up: a recipe for lagman with chicken and vegetables.

    The name of this popular Central Asian and Crimean Tatar national dish translates to “stretched dough.” Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Tajiks, Uzbeks, Afghans, and Crimean Tatars prepare lagman with homemade noodles cut…

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    How not to store olive oil: experts highlight common mistakes.

    Consumer protection experts from the British organization Which? have been increasingly vocal about olive oil after receiving a surge of complaints from shoppers about its rancidity. Meanwhile, the price of…

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    Regular coffee consumption adds two extra years to your life.

    Researchers have once again proven that coffee is incredibly beneficial. A team of scientists from the University of Coimbra in Portugal discovered that regular moderate coffee consumption can extend life…

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    What will the Christmas feast of the future be like? Undoubtedly, it will be delicious and healthy!

    According to scientists who like to peek into the near future, the traditional Christmas feast is set to look a bit different soon. The team at the UK Research and…

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    How to Avoid Stress Eating During the Holidays: 5 Simple Tips

    This excess often has a negative impact on our health. Moreover, the choice of certain foods can increase stress levels and worsen our overall well-being. Why Do We Eat More…

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    Where should you store eggs? Definitely not in the refrigerator door.

    Researchers are warning that storing eggs on the refrigerator door shelf is a mistake. Yet, this is how most consumers do it. Adam Oakley, a British food expert, explained where…

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    Quick Celebration: Recipe for Red Fish with Citrus Fruits

    The perfect recipe for a New Year’s feast and for impressing unexpected guests: the total cooking time for red fish with citrus sauce is just 30 minutes, with only 15…

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    Why do people enjoy gatherings?

    We love to eat together. Lunches, dinners, and festive gatherings with friends and family are still common today. All these meals hold significant power. The desire to share food goes…

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    “Author’s” herring: a few recipes for a single canapé.

    How to Make Canapés Ingredients: herring fillet – 180 g; pickled cucumber – 1; hard-boiled eggs – 2; apple cider vinegar – 1 tablespoon; vegetable oil – 1 tablespoon; Borodinsky…

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    We have only just realized why we don’t eat turkey eggs.

    Have you ever wondered why turkey eggs are absent from our daily diets? Perhaps it all comes down to their cost? Chickens lay one egg each day, while turkeys only…

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    Homemade recipe: Spicy vinegar

    During the fermentation process, homemade vinegar loses its initial sharpness, becomes infused with aromatic spices, and transforms into a delicious dressing for various dishes. Making it yourself is simple—you just…

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    For New Year’s Olivier salad: homemade mayonnaise recipe.

    As we prepare for Christmas and New Year’s celebrations, crafting a delicious and calorie-balanced menu is essential. One of the first steps is to eliminate unhealthy products, including the store-bought…

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    Your refrigerator is a mess: common mistakes with the main kitchen appliance.

    The refrigerator is the centerpiece of every kitchen, and as such, it requires special care and attention. Experts from the British magazine Which? have identified the best place for every…

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    Unusual recipe: potato pizza

    An important component of nutrition is responsible for electrical conductivity in cells, which is crucial for muscle and nerve activity. Thanks to the potassium found in potatoes (which contains over…

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    Even a partial reduction in humanity’s sugar consumption could have a positive impact on the planet, according to experts.

    Over the past 60 years, global sugar consumption has quadrupled. Today, sugar accounts for about 8 percent of all calories consumed by the average person on Earth. Some may think…

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    “Star of the Season”: Recipe for Baked Pumpkin with Chicken and Vegetables

    In just 100 grams of pumpkin flesh, you’ll find over a gram of pure fiber, which helps prolong the feeling of fullness, reduces appetite, and aids in lowering calorie intake.…

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    Frozen foods are often at risk of “freezer burn.” How can you prevent it?

    Chances are, you’ve already dealt with freezer burn on your food. That old package of meat or leftovers you stored away to prevent spoilage has taken on a strange color…

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    Beef Bourguignon: A Recipe from the Medieval Dukes

    The medieval Kingdom of Burgundy was located in what is now the southeastern regions of France and the western cantons of Switzerland. It is believed that the Dukes of Burgundy…

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    The Science of Sandwiches: Oxford Reveals the Formula for the Perfect Sandwich

    Professor of Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford, Charles Spence, and his colleagues have uncovered the secret to the perfect sandwich. There aren’t many fast foods that have captured…

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    Pumpkin Pie: A Recipe in American Tradition

    The shortcrust pastry for this open pie is made from flour, butter, an egg, and sugar. For the filling, a pudding mixture is created using cream or milk, an egg,…

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    Banana peels make baked goods healthier, researchers say.

    Researchers have discovered that banana peels are a valuable ingredient for a variety of reasons. A team from the University of Houston (USA) and Aligarh Muslim University (India) has demonstrated…

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    Culinary trend: recipes with green tomatoes

    Creative restaurateurs around the globe have embraced the tradition of using unripe vegetables and fruits from Middle Eastern and South Asian cuisines. At the heart of these innovations is a…

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    Unusual recipe: potato pancakes with herbs.

    Potatoes are gluten-free, making them safe for those with gluten sensitivities. They contain no harmful saturated fats or cholesterol, and instead, they are packed with valuable nutrients. For instance, 100…

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    Tortilla recipe: Spanish potato casserole.

    Potatoes should definitely be part of your diet due to their high content of choline, an essential nutrient for the body. In terms of choline, potatoes rank second only to…

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    Potato dumplings: a recipe with eggs and green onions.

    These unique patties, filled with hard-boiled eggs and nutritious green onions, are made from creamy mashed potatoes and quickly fried to a golden crisp. Served hot, these treats melt in…

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