Chef Tim Says....
I get a lot of questions when I use butter in recipes. One of my friends wrote me with the claim that I use more butter since I have moved to New Orleans (not so). Others write in and want to know if it can really be used in healthy recipes. The answer is, of course! Fresh ingredients always have a place in great food. I use butter sparingly as a flavor enhancer and I do purchase the highest quality butter.
Butter is so wonderful. It is such a simple thing – fresh cream is churned, breaking up the fat globules that are normally suspended in water until the fat binds together trapping the water. Butter
Featured Recipe
Sage Mustard Pork Tenderloin
This is a super simple and quick recipe. Even so it's rich and has the balance of sweet, savory, salty and sour that works fantastic. Serve this over Brown and Wild Rice or Mashed Yams for the quick but elegant weekday meal. The butter (even though there's not much) makes the sauce perfectly rich and creamy.
This recipe is safe for Coumadin® (warfarin) users and is low in sodium (salt). Those with GERD / Acid Reflux should avoid this recipe because of the vinegar, shallot, and mustard, and because of the butter, those who are lactose intolerant should also avoid it.
Dr. Gourmet On The Radio
I love this show. Dr. Fitness and the Fat Guy have an internet based radio program and they were kind enough to have me on. Each week they have a lot of really inspiring topics and it's really a fun time. You can listen online on their website: http://www.weightlossradio.libsyn.com/
Try The Comfort Food Diet!
People think that those comfort foods you grew up with are bound to be full of fat and calories and unhealthy ingredients, but they don't have to be. With my recipes, you can eat those familiar, comforting foods like Meatloaf or Macaroni and Cheese - and still eat healthy. Ready to try it? Register and start using The Comfort Food Diet.
The Comfort Food Diet is not designed for those with food allergies or special dietary needs, such as those taking Coumadin ® (warfarin), on low-sodium diets, or those who are lactose intolerant. If you have one of those special needs, you'll still want to use the original My eatTHISdiet.