Doctoral student, Lorena Macías-Navarro, shared a taste of her Mexican heritage with us by showing us how to make Chiles en Nogada.
Nutrition Education Endowment Supports One Student's Flourishing Food as Medicine Interest
With the Summer heat setting in, Nourish dietitian, Diana Guevara, MPH, RD, LD, appeared on Telemundo Houston channel 47 to talk about food you can eat to stay hydrated in the Summer.
"Oh no…this eggplant is bitter"
That was Ashley Kim, my dietetic intern colleague. We were preparing freshly picked eggplant from the school garden together when we discovered the bitterness of the fruit. We practiced a classic Asian-inspired technique by cutting the eggplant into bite-sized pieces and cooking it in a wok with oyster sauce, garlic, ginger, and thai chili peppers. The umami and aromatics were not strong enough to mask the bitterness of the vegetable. I definitely could not waste it so I unceremoniously ate every last bite, all the while thinking about what we did wrong.
In Colombia, as in many countries, it is common to offer a beverage to a guest visiting their home. Typically, that offering is ‘tinto’ (black coffee) or ‘aromática’ (tea). This isn’t just any prepackaged tea bag, though. Aromática is often made with fresh aromatic herbs, fresh or dried fruits, and a little sweetener if desired.
Dr. Daphne Hernandez leads interdisciplinary program to prevent obesity and chronic diseases.
Dr. McWhorter blogs about implementing virtual Culinary Medicine courses at UTSPH during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. McWhorter talks about hydration through fruit and vegetable consumption.
Chef Wesley McWhorter talks to Fox 26 Morning Show about the benefits of the Mediterranean Diet.
Shannon Weston joins Houston's Morning Show to discuss The Flexitarian Diet