Mediterranean Month
May 11, 2009 12:00 PM, By CAROL ANGRISANI
Affordability and simplicity are two themes of the inaugural Mediterranean Food Month By: By CAROL ANGRISANI
With its focus on olive oil, grains, nuts, vegetables and fish, the Mediterranean diet can be good for both the body — and wallet.
So even though the dietary eating pattern has been around for centuries, these health-focused yet recessionary times could bring it more success.
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