Tuning in and Tuning out.

Quiet time.

Innovative thinking. Many places can learn from this including restaurants. You don't have to be autistic to want a quiet environment to enjoy your meal. This is a lovely and considerate example of inclusion. No visual stimulation in this post. Just some thoughtful sharing.

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Heart Healthy Salmon

Salmon is among the most heart-healthy dishes and is high in Omega 3 fatty acids. The American Heart Association recommends that adults have two servings per week. Salmon contains up to 58% of your daily required intake of protein helping to maintain metabolism and promote weight loss. Packed with essential vitamins and minerals, this is a great meal with low calories. On average a 3-oz. serving of wild Alaskan salmon contains 135 calories. I bake and then broil for a few minutes to keep it simple. This is served on fresh butterhead lettuce leaves and garnished with small tomato slices and a few potato pieces. Top it off with thinly sliced spinach before serving. Next, spritz with some Meyer lemon and you are ready for a feast of flavor.

Everything you need to know about flavor

I found this fabulous book at the library. If you want to find out all about flavor, this is the book for you. It will enrich your food knowledge and develop your flavor skills. The future of flavor experiences is going to be a fusion of expanded culinary traditions. Reading this book will help you appreciate flavor from a new perspective. Enjoy!