7-Recipes--Healthy and Tasty, Healthy Pantry Know-How, Herbs & Spices, New Ingredients, Time Saving Tips and Tricks
Quick Question: What’s languishing, all but forgotten, on the condiment shelf in almost all our refrigerators? Mustard, of course! Poor mustard waits patiently for hamburger nights but you can almost hear it begging for more: “Give me a chance! I can do so...
1-Healthy Eating Clarity, Food, The Simple Prescription for Good Eating
The Good News: We’re eating fewer ultra-processed foods! “The mean percentage of calories consumed from UPFs fell 3 percentage points since 2018.” The Bad News: 53% of our calories are still coming from ultra-processed foods. A Heartening Trend At...
2-Cooking Time Management, 3-Get Vegetable Friendly, New Ingredients, Time Saving Tips and Tricks
Just a reminder that it’s rhubarb season. Here I show it getting washed and dried along with a bunch cilantro (which pair nicely with each other, BTW.) Don’t miss out on the burst of sweet-tart flavor rhubarb adds to a dish. And remember that it can be...
1-Healthy Eating Clarity, 5-New Kitchen Thinking, 9-Green Your Cooking and Kitchen, Food News, How to Be "Marketing-Wise", New Eating Culture
This is the final part of a series on Food Marketing that explores why we need a different kind of smarts to stay healthy in an unhealthy food environment, i.e., “marketing-smarts.” The last few posts talked about the dangerous influence of marketing when...
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3-Get Vegetable Friendly, 7-Recipes--Healthy and Tasty, New Ingredients
What’s a good way to stay motivated on your healthy eating journey? Have fun. What’s a good way to have fun? Mix things up! Try something new and different! But maybe your meal making enthusiasm is flagging? Here’s a quick fix: crunchy, refreshing...
7-Recipes--Healthy and Tasty, New Ingredients, Uncategorized
Late autumn is the time for kale. It’s a “cool weather crop,” which means that it tastes best when grown and harvested in cooler temps. However, even then it will still have a little of kale’s characteristically strong flavor. That’s...
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