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Fast & Easy Dinner: Shrimp and Chickpeas

yumsugar.com » yumsugar -- To die for. - Sep 3, 2008

Fancy a trip to an exotic Mediterranean destination? Take one tonight with this enticing meal. The shrimp is marinated in a cool, cumin-flavored yogurt before being seared on a hot grill. Canned garbanzos get a …

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Let's Dish: What Spice Can You Not Live Without?

yumsugar.com » yumsugar -- To die for. - Aug 21, 2008

Although I have a large spice rack, I have a designated mise en place area for ingredients I use all the time. This includes seasonings like salt and pepper as well as my favorite spice, cumin. While we never cooked …

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Healthy recipe: Quinoa with grilled zucchini, garbanzos and cumin

koeln.de » That's Fit - Aug 21, 2008

Filed under: Food and Nutrition, Organic, Vegetarian, Healthy Recipes A delicious source of vegetarian protein? Quinoa, of course! It is not a true grain, so it is more protein than carbs, and it offers a plethora of …

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Antioxidant All-Stars for Super Healthy Salads

encouraginghealth.com » Encouraging Health - May 18, 2008

When temperatures start rising, there’s no more refreshing meal than a crisp, fresh salad. But as it turns out, not all veggies are created equal. Sure, they’re all good for you, but some — five in particular — are …

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Medications that cause high blood sugar

thediabetesblog.com » The Diabetes Blog - May 31, 2007

Filed under: Type 1, Type 2, Childhood, Adult Onset, Drugs, Research, Support Several commonly used drugs have adverse effects on glucose metabolism. Among these drugs are: aspirin, and an antibiotic. Aspirin is a …