Looking for a new way to kick up your traditional eggs? Eggs in Purgatorio is a hearty, yet healthy dish that is perfect for you breakfast, lunch, or brinner. Brought to you by the American Institute for Cancer Research, Eggs in Purgatorio is a fiber and protein filled dish that is sure to satisfy. …
Don’t let summer pass you by without making the American Institute for Cancer Research’s Roasted Salmon Potato Salad recipe. Warm, tender flakes of salmon tossed with crispy green beans and a creamy potato mixture makes for a luxurious version of your traditional backyard potato salad. This is a delicious salad full of fiber and proteins…
I really enjoy soup, and this Asian Savoy Cabbage and Shiitake Mushroom Soup from AICR is a great addition to the recipe box. A hearty vegetable soup with subtle Asian profiles of soy sauce, cilantro, and sesame oil provides a variety of healthy vitamin intake. Egg spirals add for a fun and tasty garnish that…
Hello Spring! Let’s kick the season into gear with a pleasantly springy fare of fresh asparagus and a lightly zesty marinated shrimp. Paired with crisp red pepper, the AICR‘s Springtime Asparagus with Lemon Garlic Shrimp is yet another wonderful and simple healthy recipe. Asparagus (full of vitamins & fiber) partners with vibrant sweet red pepper…
February is cancer prevention month. As a freelance food photographer, I have been lucky enough to be paired up with an incredible company like the American Institute for Cancer Research, where I prepare and photograph their rigorously tested, weekly Health e-Recipes. AICR offers, not only information on cancer research, but also ways and ideas for…
Lusciously juicy chicken cutlets are literally pounded with flavor in this tender, wholesome dish from the American Institute for Cancer Research. These are perfectly sized portioned chicken with the aromatics crushed into them for maximum flavor intensity.
Put a twist on your traditional cranberry sauce, and try the American Institute for Cancer Research‘s Cranberry Apple Salsa. Tart cranberries and sweet apples make for a unique tangy holiday condiment hinted with spice. This is a perfect salsa to add onto traditional holiday meats, as well as fish, chicken, meatballs, and of course those…
Planning your holiday menu yet? You should definitely add this American Institute for Cancer side dish to your meal. I know I will be serving Roasted Butternut Squash with Sautéed Mushroom & Sage with my dinner feast. Savory roasted butternut squash pairs perfect with the soft sweetness of sage and rich shiitake mushrooms, that is…
Finger lickin’ good and wholesome for you too…Asian Edamame & Chicken Lettuce Wraps are a colorful and easy dish to prepare. These lettuce tacos are characterized by their Asian flavors of soy sauce, toasted sesame oil, and peanut oil.
For a platter that the whole table is bound to enjoy, try Farro with Roasted Pepper, Spinach, and Lemon Shrimp from the American Institute for Cancer Research. A robust dish has zesty, citrus undertones with a base of the ancient grain, farro that pairs well with the parsley infused shrimp.
