Recipes of the Month from Donna Weihofen
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Advances e-Newsletter, a publication of the University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center in Madison, Wisconsin, features a recipe of the month from UW Health nutritionist, Donna Weihofen.
Prevention of cancer can start at any time in your lifetime, even after a cancer diagnosis. Researchers now know that a healthful diet and regular exercise can reduce risk of developing many diseases, including cancer, throughout our lifetime, and reduce risk of cancer recurrence after diagnosis.
Most research confirms that individuals who frequently consume a healthful diet, including a high intake of a variety of fruits and vegetables, have the greatest reduction in cancer risk. This means it is important to include good nutrients in your diet every day.
The following recipes feature ingredients with known cancer fighting properties and can help you enjoy a delicious and healthful diet.
- Apple Rhubarb Pie with Walnut Streusel
- Butternut Squash and Apple Bake
- Chunky Gazpacho Garden Soup
- Crustless Pumpkin Pie
- Green Bean and Tomato Greek Salad
- Grilled Vegetables and Italian Sausage with Apricot Sauce
- Irish Colcannon Soup
- Irish Oat Cranberry Scones
- Kasha Chili
- Quinoa, Pepper and Peanut Salad
- Pasta with Fresh Tomatoes, Basil and Shrimp
- Salad Nicoise with Grilled Salmon
- Sassy Salmon with Black Bean Salsa
- Split Pea Soup in an Hour
- Wild Rice with Cranberries and Almonds


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