Weekly Recipe #308: Mexican Quinoa-Stuffed Peppers
By Martha Uhl, Dietetic Intern (University of Minnesota – The Emily Program) I love Mexican-style cuisine and am always trying to think of creative, yet healthful recipes to add to
By Martha Uhl, Dietetic Intern (University of Minnesota – The Emily Program) I love Mexican-style cuisine and am always trying to think of creative, yet healthful recipes to add to
By Elise Williamson, Dietetic Intern [Normandale Community College] If you’re in need of the perfect snack and have just ten minutes to spare, then look no further. These no-bake energy
From the 2016 Annual Report Charlene has a lot on her plate: She has HIV, and she is the primary caregiver for several of her young grandchildren. But thanks to
By Lindsay Midura, Dietetic Intern [University of Minnesota – Fairview] Here it comes: chilly weather, changing leaves, pumpkin patches and apple orchards. The underlying theme of fall festivities always comes
By Aimee Tritt, Dietetic Intern, Dietetic Intern [University of Minnesota – The Emily Program] As the days grow shorter, it seems like the amount of time I have to prepare
Join us for a family-friendly event at our urban farm in St. Paul and take a peek at one of our Open Farms! Harvest Festival Saturday, September 8 10 a.m. –
By Hillary Argyle, Dietetic Intern [University of Minnesota] Brussels sprouts and sweet potatoes are a delectable combination. This hash is a tasty dish that can be eaten for any meal
By Stephanie Mork, Open Arms Photojournalism Intern Summer is all about those fresh veggies and potlucks, right? This flavor-packed salad is right up there with the best summery recipes and
By Fresona Vang, Dietetic Tech Intern [Normandale Community College] When summer weather makes turning on the oven or stove unthinkable, what better way to cool down than with a cold
By Rebecca Kapsen, Dietetic Intern [Priority Nutrition Care] I have been making this recipe with my mom since I could reach the counter and help with mixing duties. My family
By Amy Bowman, Open Arms volunteer For Jane Borochoff of Plymouth, MN, volunteering is a way of life. Jane has a heart for helping others and began doing so as
For our 300th recipe, we’re throwing it back to the very first one we shared on our blog: an award-winning chili recipe from our 2011 Toast event, where we celebrated
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