Healthy Summer Barbecue

By Steve Lorberbaum 10  am On

July 4th, Independence Day, generally means families gather in the backyard and enjoy a barbecue. For aging parents, the barbecue you fix might not always digest very well. But there are alternatives.

Before you light the charcoal or turn on the gas grill, take a peak at this article on how to “Cook Up A Healthier Summer Barbecue.”

The article also gives tips on avoiding food poisoning while grilling. And with July 4th around the corner, we also cover safety tips. Enjoy.

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