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Healthy Living: Begin With Breakfast
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Blueberry-Cinnamon Muffins
Broccoli-Cheese Breakfast Casserole
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Healthy Snack: Cashew-Strawberry Crunch Think of this as a gourmet cook's PB & J.


 
Traditional Breakfast Fare--Slimmed Down!
Get a good start and stack up a plate of Black Walnut French Toast, a healthful breakfast for four.
By Holley Johnson, M.S., R.D. / photography Ralph Anderson, John O'Hagan / styling Lisa Powell Bailey, Cari South / food styling Vanessa McNeil Rocchio
Our slimmed-down version of a New Orleans favorite, Grillades and Grits, is a well-balanced morning meal. It also doubles as a quick, good-for-you dinner option.

Recent research finds that a well-rounded breakfast helps you consume fewer calories throughout the day. These recipes are so fuss-free that you can whip them up anytime.


Black Walnuts
These have a stronger, nuttier flavor than their better-known counterpart, the traditional, or English, walnut. Their distinctive taste lends punch to confections, baked goods, and more. Black walnuts are an essential source of omega-3 fats, which help lower cholesterol, aid in brain function, and promote anti-inflammatory benefits for arthritis, asthma, and eczema. Because black walnuts have a high fat content, they tend to go rancid if not stored properly. Store them in an airtight container in the fridge for a year, or freeze for two.

Black Walnuts(above), Traditional Walnuts (below) Stack up a plate of Black Walnut French Toast, a healthful breakfast for four.


Hearty, Yet Healthy Recipes:

  • Grillades and Grits
  • Creamy Grits
  • Oatmeal Scones
  • Black Walnut French Toast

  • "Healthy & Light: Get a Good Start" is from the August 2006 issue of Southern Living.

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