Fabulously Simple Fish Recipes

In my last blog I detailed the health benefits associated with a diet that included at least a couple of servings of fish per week. I realize that there are many people who rarely if ever opt to cook fish for their families. But, as I mentioned earlier, I grew up on an island surrounded by water. Consequently, it was not at all unusual for our family (along with most families in Hawaii) to eat fish for breakfast (mahi mahi and eggs), lunch (fish tacos) and dinner (poached or grilled fish fillets). Some call Hawaii the Napa Valley of the … Continue reading

Why You Should Eat More Fish

I was born and raised in Hawaii so it stands to reason that I love to eat fish. What doesn’t make sense is that I am allergic to shrimp, pineapple, and coconut. But, that’s another blog. If you are looking for a simple way to inject your diet with a healthy shot of nutrients feast your eyes on fish. Fish are not only low in calories and fat, but they are also a great source of omega-3 fatty acids, fat, doctors say most Americans don’t get enough of. Health experts recommend eating at least two servings of fish each week … Continue reading