Clementines From Spain in Peak Season
in
juicy taste, Clementines from
and enjoyed by families every year. December and January mark the peak season
for these bright orange gems from
last!
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MomChef Ceci Carmichael is helping everyone ring in a healthful and
flavorful New Year with Clementines from
and former host of Food Network’s “Calling All Cooks” and “Good Food Fast,” is
an expert when it comes to quick and wholesome menu ideas that capture the
season’s best ingredients for satisfying, flavorful meals. She is also the
creator of quickitchen.wordpress.com, a new blog aimed at helping moms create
simple, nourishing meals for the whole family to enjoy.
“With their crisp, citrus essence, thin peel and sweet juicy taste,
Clementines from
favorite,” says Carmichael. “Adding naturally fresh, nutritious produce into
your everyday cooking makes it easy to prepare ‘mom-approved,’ kid-friendly
snacks and meals that will be gobbled up by the entire family.”
Clementines from
folate, fiber and potassium. And with only 50 calories each, and naturally low
in sugar, these citrus favorites will delight the whole family.
for busy home chefs on the go:
— Clementines from
week-night meals with an exotic-sounding recipe that’s deceptively easy to
prepare. Enlist friends or family to join you in the kitchen to help knead and
roll out the dough for this Spanish-inspired flatbread pizza. No time for
dough from scratch? Just stop by your favorite pizza place or the grocery
story and pick up some ready-made dough instead. Top with jamon, savory
spinach and almonds and sweet Clementines from
— Shrimp Stir Fry with Clementines from
taste buds on a pan-Pacific journey with this simple stir fry that packs a big
flavor punch. Traditional Asian ingredients such as soy sauce, garlic and
ginger hit new flavor highs when they’re complemented with the natural
sweetness of Clementines from
For the full recipes of Ceci’s Clementines from
with Toasted Almonds, Shrimp Stir Fry with Clementines from
Peas, visit http://www.clementinesfromspain.com.
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