soybeans, roasted

Subway cedes top “healthy” chain spot to Chipotle; FDA to require added-sugar info on labels; and a study says soybean oil may be making us fat and diabetic.

Make a vegetable side dish everyone will love -- even kids: roasted broccoli with pecans and orange zest.

Four chefs share their favorite ways to roast a chicken.

Hot Tips From Food Network Kitchens’ Katherine Alford: To cut down on roasting time for dense vegetables like carrots and potatoes, preheat a metal baking sheet or roasting pan in the oven for at least 10 minutes.

Robin Miller's twist on pesto -- made with roasted red peppers and lower in fat than the traditional green Italian sauce, is wonderful on sandwiches, meat or fish.

Peanuts are packed with 30 nutrients, including protein and the antioxidant vitamin E. Nuts also contain heart-healthy fats -- just stick to a small handful to keep those calories under control.

How to Make Roasted Garlic: A Step-by-Step Guide from Food Network

Get a dose of heart healthy omega-3 fats from this easy and delicious salmon dish. It’s ready in 15 minutes for a quick weeknight dinner – enjoy the leftovers over lettuce for lunch the next day.

Beet-apple soup makes a wonderful starter or light meal anytime, but its ruby hue makes it perfect for a Valentine's Day meal for your sweetheart.

No need to keep an eye on this risotto. Just add rice, wine and broth to sautéed garlic and onions, and let the oven work its magic for 15 quick minutes.