It's Cinco de Mayo, and a margarita is probably on your happy-hour agenda. How about putting that tequila to better use in a Bloody Maria? Unlike Mary (her sister from another mister), Maria is lower in sodium and muy caliente. Bust out the blender for this easy drink mix that's sure to be a hit year-round.
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I don't "do" green juices. Juicing removes most of the fiber from the fruits and vegetables being juiced, and quite frankly, it's an expensive process. If I want to spend upwards of eight bucks on food, I'd better be chewing something. Hence the word "drink" in this post. Call it a shake, a smoothie, or Bob for all I care. Just don't call it juice. Now, let's jam some leafy greens into a blender, make them taste good, and get as much nutrition out of them as humanly possible.
Sesame-Ginger Turkey Meatballs
Mmmmmm. Meatballs. They should really be their own food group. The standard parmesan and parsley variety is always a crowd pleaser, but why not try an Asian spin on the red-sauce standby? Utilizing a milder ground meat, garlic, ginger, scallion, and sesame, these are a great way to savor the flavor of Chinese take-out, minus the excessive sodium.