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February 17, 2009 | 
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Today we include a delicious soup in our diabetic lunch menu. It’s a great way to include a lot of vegetables in your meal without to much effort. We’ll be making Sopa de Lima.
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The next video in our Tuesday’s Video serie.
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Part 3 of our Diabetic Dinner Menu Videos
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Diabetes is a matter of control. Keep this in mind when you get the news that you have diabetes. You can live a life that is as normal as possible is you plan a good diabetic menu, get the right exercise and take the medication your physician prescribes. The part of your treatment that you can have control over lies in the foods you eat and the exercise you do. This article will give you some tips on how to adapt your regular menu to a menu suited for diabetic people. Diabetic menu planning isn’t much harder as regular menu planning as long as you know what you need to avoid.
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Every Tuesday we offer you a video that explains and shows how to prepare a delicious and healthy diabetic menu. This Tuesday we will prepare a diabetic dinner menu. Everyone knows that a balanced and healthy meal is important when you want to control this condition. With this recipe for Red Pepper Tostadas you can be sure you will have everything you need.
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A lot of special occasions are centered around food, to name a few: birthday parties, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas. Most people will anticipate the eating and the celebration of these holidays. But when you are diagnosed with diabetes, these can be stressful times because you want to partake in all the good foods, but most of the times the menus aren’t developed with a diabetic in mind. But there is good news: you can adjust your diabetic menu for special occasions so you can enjoy some of the treats as long as the frequency of the events is not too often.
In our last video of the series we’ll be having recipes for healthy desserts. Being a diabetic patient doesn’t mean you can’t have any desserts anymore. You just need to think carefully what you include. Enjoy our diabetic dessert for today: Creamy Berry Triffle.
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Today we show you another great diabetic recipe that allows you to include vegetables in your breakfast. Southwest Bacon Salsa & Eggs is a great recipe for those that really enjoyed there former breakfast with Bacon and Eggs.
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Today in our Tuesday special, you can enjoy the recipe for a Spinach and Berry Salad. It’s a great way to include fruits as well as vegetables in our meals. Planning a diabetic dinner menu isn’t very hard, and it is for everyone. When you serve this, you will enjoy the delicious taste of fresh vegetables in your meal.
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This week is part 2 of our diabetic lunch menu. When making a meal for a diabetic patient you need to remember quite a few important facts. If you follow these recipes you can be sure that your dinner guest can enjoy his meal without to much trouble. And it’s not only good if you have diabetes, these recipes are delicious as well as healthy and the whole family can enjoy them. Today we are making Grilled Chicken Lettuce Wraps.
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