Ingredient: O
Oils
Cooking oils are extracted from plant sources like nuts, olives, and seeds, each of which imparts its own flavor. Those high
in monounsaturated fats (typically good sources of vitamin E) and polyunsaturated fats (like omega-3s) don’t raise and may
even lower LDL (“bad”) cholesterol; choosing them is the first step in lowering your risk of heart disease.
Onions
Among the most versatile of vegetables, these relatives of the lily add flavor—and vitamin C—to nearly any savory dish. They
have a sharp taste when raw but mellow when cooked.
Oranges
Once found at the bottom of Christmas stockings, oranges today mostly end up in breakfast-table juice glasses. Chock-full
of nutrients like vitamin C, they also lend sweet, tangy flavor to foods.
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