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Environmental Nutrition: Top culinary tips for health

By Sharon Palmer, R.D., Environmental Nutrition Newsletter on

When chefs were surveyed regarding their favorite four pieces of kitchen cutlery, they listed these basics.

--French knife. This basic, all-purpose knife (about 8 inches long) can be used for chopping meats, vegetables and fruits.

--Paring knife. A 3 1/2-inch paring knife is an "extension of your hand" and great for slicing small fruits and vegetables.

--Serrated knife. A classic 8-inch serrated knife can slice through softer foods such as tomatoes and bread.

--Sharpening steel. Use this tool frequently to sharpen your knives' edges for optimal cutting.

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Keep these shelf-stable ingredients on hand at all times to turn out wholesome meals in minutes.

--Canned vegetables, sodium free if possible (tomatoes, artichokes, corn)

--Dried beans, peas, lentils

--Dried fruits (raisins, cranberries, apricots)

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