Do you like spicy foods?

Seasonings can add loads of flavor to reduced-fat recipes. Try basil
to spruce up poultry, cilantro or salsa with fish, and dill in low-fat
cottage cheese. Use cracked black or red pepper for more exciting
pasta, and add turmeric to rice dishes. According to an online registered
dietitian, a little spice goes a long way toward making fat-modified
dishes taste great.

Cure for Spicy Foods

Do you ever find your mouth on heat overload when eating spicy food? When this happens, don’t reach for a glass of water to cool down. Water actually spreads the hot sensation inside the mouth.

Your best bet is to drink skim or low-fat milk, which contains a protein that calms down the heat from peppers. Nibbling on a piece of dry bread,chips or plain rice can also help. All will help ease the pain and burning from too many hot spices.