OC Replay
Featuring some of our most popular online content
Dispelling Myths About Calcium & Bone Health
There is a resurgence of myths around calcium and how to best obtain this bone building nutrient for the benefit of bone health. This webinar intended for healthcare providers had an expert panel discuss and dispel the most common myths in their field of expertise.
Reduce Your Risk of Osteoporosis & Improve Your Bone Health
Reduce your risk of osteoporosis and improve your bone health with food choices, fitness, exercise and at the pharmacy.
VIRTUAL COOKING CLASS: CHICKEN CASSOULET
Emily Richards, Professional Home Economist demonstrates how to make the featured recipe – Chicken Cassoulet with 36g of protein and 175mg of calcium per serving.
COOKING DEMO WEBINAR: ONE POT CHICKEN AND SQUASH STROGANOFF
Watch and learn with Emily Richards, Professional Home Economist on how to cut up a whole chicken and then use the pieces in the featured recipe Chicken and Squash Stroganoff which has 34 g of protein and 150 mg calcium per serving.
VIRTUAL COOKING CLASS: GENERAL TAO PORK AND NOODLES
In this free live cooking class with Emily Richards, Professional Home Economist demonstrates how to make the featured recipe – General Tao Pork and Noodles – a meal with 34g of protein and 150 mg of calcium per serving.
VIRTUAL COOKING CLASS: FETA AND KALE STUFFED MUSHROOMS
Emily demonstrates how to make the featured recipe – Feta and Kale Stuffed Mushrooms – a vegetarian meal with 12g of protein and 225 mg of calcium per serving.
VIRTUAL COOKING CLASS: STUFFED MEATBALLS ON CREAMY POLENTA
This virtual cooking class features the recipe Stuffed Meatballs with Creamy Polenta. Each serving has 42g protein and calcium 450 mg.
COOKING DEMO WEBINAR: COOKING WITH BEEF
Join Osteoporosis Canada for a cooking webinar showcasing meal ideas using beef, an excellent source of protein. In this Cooking Demo with Emily Richards, you will learn how to make Beef Pineapple Noodles.
COOKING DEMO WEBINAR: COOK ONCE, EAT TWICE
During this challenging time, more of us are home and are cooking more meals than ever. But not everyone has the time – or likes spending their time in the kitchen which can be a barrier to individuals getting the nutrients they need for good health, including bone health.