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...
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...
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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...
7-Recipes--Healthy and Tasty, Healthy Pantry Know-How, New Ingredients
Bone broth is BIG. I knew it for sure when I saw that Pacific Foods is now making it, and whole cases were specially displayed at Whole Foods. So what’s the deal? Essentially, a bone broth is just animal bones simmered in water. But unlike broths and stocks...
New Ingredients, Uncategorized
Get to Know Them Gradually is Key The last post on cooking tips for beans got me going on a bean theme. So you’ll be seeing several quick posts on beans. The timing is actually quite good, as it’s winter here in Colorado and the cold always stirs a...
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