Running on Omega-3

Cinzia Cuneo 26 avril, 2010 fruits de mer

Originally published in the Journal de Montréal on February 24, 2007.

The health benefits of omega-3 fatty acids are now widely acknowledged.

As our bodies do not naturally produce them, we have to consume foods that contain them. Although they are found in cereals and nuts, our bodies find it easier to convert the fats that come from fish and seafood rather than those of vegetable origin.

Two weekly helpings of one portion of fatty fish will provide us with a sufficient share of omega-3. So this week, let’s have some halibut and spaghetti with mussels, two dishes that are as delicious to eat, as they are quick and easy to prepare.

Try our Orange Halibut Steaks recipe.

Auteur

Cinzia Cuneo

Cinzia Cuneo, fondatrice de SOSCuisine.com, n'a jamais voulu négliger la qualité de son alimentation. Elle partage avec vous son expertise particulière pour faire de la bonne cuisine en un minimum de temps et sans complications!