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Chef Fila's Favorite Salmon Recipe

2/17/2019

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Ingredients ~
2 Filets of s
almon (6 to 8 oz. each) 
2 Garlic cloves (minced) 
​1 Bunch of baby dill (finely chopped) 
¼ Teaspoon garlic powder 
¼ Teaspoon onion powder 
Zest of 1 lemon
1 Tablespoon extra virgin olive oil 
Sea salt to taste 


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Clove Oil: A Natural Treatment for Toothaches

2/1/2019

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Amanda Barrell from Medical News Today wrote the article “Is clove oil effective for toothache?”. She shares the enormous benefits of clove oil for people suffering from toothaches. Cloves and clove oil have been used in dentistry for many years. The chemical eugenol is found in cloves and used in medicines for toothache pain since the 1800s. Cloves have antibacterial, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, and anesthetic properties.

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MOOD-BOOSTING FOODS: 7 FOODS FOR GREATER HAPPINESS from Dr. Axe Food Medicine by Chef Whitni

1/30/2019

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1. Avocados ... For the brain! This superfood is loaded with the benefits ranging from protecting your heart to helping with digestion, but it’s also a great pick for improving your mood. Avocados are natural hormone balancers, making avocados the number one food to eat to feel happier. 

​2. Grapes ... Perfect take along snack, these powerful little fruits also make you feel better. They are packed with antioxidants, especially flavonoids, which have been found to affect mood positively. 

3. Shiitake Mushrooms ... Vitamin B6 is what this little Asian variety brings to your mood. B6 impacts the production of serotonin and neurotransmitters, healthy B6 levels are associated with a positive mood and reducing stress naturally. 

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Cumin Seed: More Than a Spice by Chef Seema

1/22/2019

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Cumin seed, the essential Indian spice that is an exotic addition to several dishes. I add this spice to my dish not only for an amazing flavor, but also for one of the many health benefits; cumin seed can assist you in weight loss. 

Add a teaspoon of cumin seed to a glass of water and bring it to boil. Once the water changes color to brown, turn the stove off. Let it cool and pour yourself a glass of this delicious water. If your goal is to lose weight have an 8 ounce glass of this in the morning and again before dinner.  

Ingredients needed: 
Water  
Cumin Seed
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Chef Lindsay K’s Blender Gazpacho Recipe

1/15/2019

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Sometimes I need a little extra help getting the recommended number of veggies into my diet. Around this time of year, I feel that happens more often, so during the beginning of the week I make sure to make up a batch of my spicy veggie blender gazpacho. I tried calling it a smoothie, but that brings to mind a sweet and fruity drink, which this blender juice decidedly is not. A cross between a drinkable gazpacho and a fresh V8, this vegetable juice packs a punch. Canned organic tomatoes contain lycopene and give the juice a rich, tomato base. Cucumber, celery, and herbs add freshness, while hot sauce and apple cider vinegar add zip. Blending the vegetable instead of juicing leaves all the beneficial fiber intact.

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Eating Out Guide by Chef Brett

1/9/2019

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While meals cooked in the home are always the safest and healthiest ways to eat, sometimes we must eat out. Here are some tips to avoid picking up any illnesses when eating out for a business meeting, celebration, or a quick lunch. ​

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Day and Life of a Private Chef by Chef Fila

1/6/2019

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The daily hustle and bustle of chef life can be very rewarding, yet very challenging at times. Food anatomy is everchanging and so many new trends and fad diets follow. From meal planning to fine dining, the key is to keep your clients engaged. Creativity, texture, and taste are important elements when creating a dish for either my client and also myself. In order for me to stay focused, I take my vitamins every morning and add in nutrients by eating the right foods. I have a cup of coffee with a scoop of collagen. After my vitamins, I have a banana or cup of oatmeal or piece of cheese. I was never much of a breakfast person, but I do indulge in lunch or snacks on the go like cherry tomatoes or a light salad. Then, for dinner I have either fish or a lean protein like chicken or beef with green vegetables like kale, spinach, or broccoli. Then off to a restful sleep. The next morning I’m up at it again checking emails and starting my day. Optimize and Monetize! Chef Life!
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The Importance of Collagen in Our Bodies by Chef Whitni

1/2/2019

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Today I want to talk about collagen. Unfortunately, as we age our bodies get depleted of so many nutrients and other vitally important things that keep us moving and happy with ourselves. Lacking in collagen hits home in a big way for me because I’ve always had beautiful skin, people have always commented on my skin, and now it’s what I dislike most about myself when I look in the mirror.  I’ve been looking closely for a supplement to help me restore the collagen levels I need to improve elasticity, vibrancy, and hydration. I came across the top 10 collagen killers, which I will talk about, but first, here are some facts about collagen from Dr. Axe: ​

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Winter Salad with Apple Cider Maple Dressing By Chef Perry

12/30/2018

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This winter salad is very versatile and can be used as an entrée, side salad, easy week night meal, or used at Christmas dinner. The dressing is the perfect balance of sweet and tangy, which really brings the salad together. 

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7 Myths busted on the Ketogenic Diet by Chef Whitni

12/30/2018

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SEVEN MYTHS AND SEVEN TRUTHS ABOUT THE KETO DIET from DR. AXE 
Myth 1: Carbs are an essential nutrient for good health. 
Truth 1: There are essential proteins and essential fatty acids, but there is no such thing as an essential carbohydrate. ​

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