For The Love Of Food

by | May 11, 2012

For The Love of Food

Welcome to Friday’s For The Love of Food, Summer Tomato’s weekly link roundup.

A scary new link between BPA and breast cancer, a fascinating new discovery about HDL and how one simple habit can help you live 6 extra years.

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4 Responses to “For The Love Of Food”

  1. Sam says:

    I’m curious – that lovely looking recipe has literally a pinch of sugar. Do you leave amounts like that out so you don’t get used to sweeter flavors or is a pinch of sugar in a dish meant to serve 4 people really a problem? I ask as someone who eats mostly vegetables but cooks with taste as my first priority.

    • Darya Pino says:

      If you think it needs the sugar that amount won’t kill you. Personally I’d leave it out because I imagine I would enjoy it just as much without it. She may have added it for a little browning effect, but I prefer a dash a vinegar for that instead. But it’s a healthy recipe no matter how you make it.

  2. thomas says:

    regarding the regular jogging, is the same true for other, low intensity cardio activities?
    say… instead of going on a jog in the evening, you would cycle the 7 miles to/from work.

    • Darya Pino says:

      That’s a good question. I imagine it would be just as beneficial for the heart, but cycling isn’t as good as running for things like osteoporosis and bone strengthening which require impact. To my knowledge we don’t have that longevity data for cycling.

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