Culinary Tip: Choosing Organic Food
/Data as to the upside of organic food versus conventionally grown food is a hot debate, depending on whom you talk to
Read MoreData as to the upside of organic food versus conventionally grown food is a hot debate, depending on whom you talk to
Read MoreTry to eat seasonal, locally grown produce as much as possible. This increases the likelihood that your food will be fresh, ripe, preservative-free and nutrient rich.
Read MoreA powerful combination of ingredients makes up this light, delicious, health supportive meal. Spinach, like most greens, is a good source of anti-oxidants, mushrooms are immune supportive, and cold water fish such as cod, is a great low-calorie alternative to meat, plus a good source of omega-3 oil.
Read MoreThrough my Culinary Tips blog, I will be sharing my 8 adopted principles of food selection. I encourage you to follow these guidelines when making your food choices, this way of eating will offer you a lifetime of savory, healthy choices that will be good for all of you, not just part of you.
Read MoreEating more local, regional and sustainable food is one of the trends predicted for 2014. Foraging is among one of those trends. The first time I foraged food was in Switzerland while visiting a friend many years ago. Her parents took us on an afternoon dent-de-lion foraging excursion up in the mountains. Once back at home, her mom made a delicious salad with them. While I do not forage dandelions these days, comes spring, I look for them at farmers markets. I hope you do too.
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