Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, October 05, 2005, Page 5, Image 5

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E ating Fish for H ealth, F atty A cids H elp H eart
as those with heightened risk of
cardiovascular disease.
T h ere’s a reason why Om ega-
th a t g r o w
3s are called essential fatty acids.
They have im portant roles in
b o d y ’ s c e lls
m aintaining a healthy heart and
N ot all fa ts are c re a te d are necessary for cell develop­
equal...especially since research ment and growth. Since the hu­
c o n s is te n tly su g g e sts that man body cannot m anufacture
Omego-3 fatty acids from fish and O m ega-3s, they must be supplied
shellfish boost heart health. Ac­ through the diet.
cording to the American Heart
For optimum heart health, the
Association, Omega-3s benefit American Heart Association rec­
people with healthy hearts as well ommends eating fish, and particu­
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larly fish high in Omega-3», such as
salmon, lake trout, herring, sardines,
mackerel and albacore tuna, at least
two times a week. Fish is a good
source o f protein and does not have
the high saturated fat that meat
products contain.
O m ega-3s from fish and sea­
food seem to protect against heart
disease in several w ays, includ­
ing m aking the blood less likely
to form clots, preventing heart
beat abnorm alities and low ering
high levels o f triglycerides (a type
o f fat in the blood that can in­
crease the risk o f heart attacks
when its levels are too high)
Baking, broiling, grilling, poach­
ing, steaming, microwaving and
sauteing in little or no fat are the
preferred cooking methods.
For people of all races and ethnic
backgrounds who want to stay in
good shape, eating plenty of fish
and shellfish is part o fa healthy diet
that includes other w holesom e
foods and plenty of fruits and veg­
etables.
In g re d ie n ts fo r life.
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Grilled Salmon
Wlth Vinaigretteand Asparagus
Rancher's Reserve
Angus Beef
Ribeye Steak
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Pork Loin
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lb
Bone-in.
CLUB PRICE
(Courtesy of Red Lobster)
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SAVE up to $3.50 lb.
SAVE up to $3.80 lb.
CLUB PRICE
(M akes 4 servings):
4 8-10 oz. pieces o f fresh salmon fillets, skinless
• 1/2 cup canola oil
• McCormick’s Season All
• I lb. fresh asparagus spears, medium size
• Sun-Dried Tomato Basil Vinaigrette (see recipe below)
• 4 portions of your favorite rice recipe (Red Lobster suggests a wild/
white rice blend)
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Sun-D ried Tomato Basil Vinaigrette Recipe:
6 oz. canola oil
1/2 cup fresh basil, chopped
• 2 oz. red wine vinegar
2 tbsp. red onion, diced
• 2 oz. sun-dried tomatoes in oil,
1 tsp. fresh garlic, minced
finely chopped
• Salt and pepper to taste
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Manor House Boneless
Skinless Chicken Breasts
Wild Alaskan Sockeye
Salmon Fillet
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4-lb. resealabte frozen bag
forS 7.16.
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Frozen. M oist. Rich.
Terrific for grilling.
SAVE up to $4 00 lb.
lb
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P R E P A R A T IO N
Grilled Salmon:
using a wire whip the canola oil,
Lightly brush both sides of fil­ red wine vinegar, chopped sun-
lets with oil and season with dried tom atoes, fresh basil, red
M cCormick’s Season All.
onions and minced garlic. The
Pre-heat your grill to medium- ingredients should be mixed until
high heat. When hot, grill the fish incorporated
for 4-5 minutes until well markets.
Whip in salt and pepper to taste.
Turn the salmon fillets over and
Warm the vinaigrette slightly.
continue grilling another 5-6 min­
utes or until your fresh fish turns a For a stunning presentation:
Place a portion of rice in the
lighter color and flakes.
center of a plate, followed by the
Grilled Asparagus:
grilled salmon.
Measuring from the tip, cut the
Then layer the asparagus next to
stems off the asparagus about 5” the fish and rice.
down. Discard the stems.
Pick two pieces of asparagus
Coat the asparagus in 3 tbsp. oil, and criss-cross them over the fish.
adding salt and pepper to taste.
S p o o n a p p ro x im a te ly tw o
Grill the asparagus for about 1 ounces of the warm vinaigrette over
minute, then roll and grill for an­ the salmon.
other minute (or until tender).
Serve with a lemon wedge.
Sun-Dried Tomato Basil
Vinaigrette (makes 8 ounces):
In a large bow l, mix together
Golden Delicious,
Granny Smith or
Jonagold Apples
QQ Fresh Crisp
Large size. Club Price: 50c lb.
lb
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G e t a f lu s h o t a t o u r P h a r m a c y a n d r e c e iv e a c o u p o n b o o k
Medicare Part B accepted.
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Preparation methods are many
stuffed, fillets or steaks) at thickest
part, allow 10 minutes per inch for
fresh fish and 20 minutes per inch
for frozen fish.
Fish is ready when it is opaque
and flakes easily. Be careful to not
overcook it.
Cooking M ethodsi
Fish can be cooked in a variety of
ways, depending on the type of
fish:
Firm fleshed fish such as mahi-
mahi or tuna are great sautded in
a skillet, poached, broiled or
grilled. Oily fish, such as salmon,
are better on the grill. Delicate
flesh fish, such as catfish, grou­
per or tro u t, are great fried,
poached or sautded.
B ak in g , b ro ilin g , g rillin g ,
microwaving and sauteing in little
or no fat are the preferred cooking
methods. Poaching or steaming also
are two healthy cooking methods
since you can steam fish or shrimp
in beer or wine and then add your
favorite herbs.
selected varieties
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PLUS OVER S 25O IN COUPON SAVINGS
Wine Pairing:
Versatile Seafood Makes
Healthy Eating Easy
Safew ay SELECT
M edleys
j 4 9 to 5.9-oz package,
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Tailgate Special!
Americans love seafood. It’s a
great source of protein that is high
in heart-healthy essential Omega-3
fatty acids, winning kudos for its
contributions to a healthy diet.
Seafood also tops the charts for
its versatility. It’s easy to prepare
and amenable to seemingly count­
less preparations, from the simplest
to the most exotic.
Why then are some people timid
about cooking it at home? Perhaps
they fear not getting the freshest
fish, overcooking it, undercooking
it. or simply not knowing where to
begin. Red Lobster chefs, who
prepare more than 141 million meals
a year, offer some tips to txxist the
confidence of even the most timid
at-home chefs:
Cook times:
Fish are naturally tender and
contain very little connective tis­
sue. U nlike meat, they require
short cooking tim es at a high tem ­
perature.
Measuring the fish (dressed or
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Self-Rising Dough
Ready in 20 Minutes
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Feeds a Family of 4
Tide Laundry Detergent
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Buffalo
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Baby Loaf
Lipton Side Oishes
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