Adding these healthy, diabetes-friendly recipes to your menu will make it much easier to manage your blood sugar without ...

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There's nothing quite like the comfort of Southern food, and one dish that always hits the spot is Cheesy Broccoli Rice ...

TAMPA — A sprawling new campus for Feeding Tampa Bay has not only greatly expanded the food bank’s warehouse storage, but ...

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Beetroot and broccoli can be combined in various dishes to provide exceptional health benefits. From a crisp salad to a ...

JULIANA COHEN: You can roast carrots maybe with a little bit of honey, or my kids love tomato sauce, so sometimes I'll give them tomato sauce to dip broccoli into. HARLAN: That's Juliana Cohen. She ...

A new study suggests a key compound in foods like broccoli, Brussels sprouts, and cabbage can reduce blood sugar levels, potentially providing an inexpensive, affordable way to prevent type 2 diabetes ...

The USDA recommends eating 2.5 cups of vegetables—which can include broccoli—a day, with the “normal” serving of broccoli landing somewhere around ½-1 cup. Anything over 2 or 3 cups of broccoli is ...

The breast is the leanest part. Each 3-ounce (oz), or 86 grams (g), serving of roasted, skinless chicken breast will provide you about 27 g of protein and 140 calories. Some studies show that ...