For healthy side dishes, Trader Joe’s has this organic broccoli slaw that I just love to use. While I could use it to make cole slaw, my favorite way to use the broccoli slaw is as a quick saute. Because the broccoli is so thin, it cooks up very quickly. The broccoli also works well […]
Warm Pesto, Eggplant, Red Pepper, and Corn Salad with Goat Cheese
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my Disclosure and Privacy policies.About 2 weeks ago, I found some cute mini eggplants at our local produce place, Gentile’s Farm Market in Newtown Square. The first recipe I made with the eggplants was pretty good, though I realized that I had sliced the eggplants too thickly. They were very chewy. This time, I recommend slicing these purple beauties […]
kids cooking video: homemade lemon lime soda pop
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my Disclosure and Privacy policies.As we wound down the school year, my kids happened to be home from school on Tuesday of this week. Of course, my 7 year old son clamored to make his recipe he found in Pretend Soup, one of our favorite cookbooks for kids. I wish I had read through the recipe sooner; it was […]
save money with essential oils
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my Disclosure and Privacy policies.Today, Janine of My Lamp is Full is sharing her frugal experience with essential oils. I recently tried oil of oregano myself after it was recommended by a friend whose auto-immune system was severely compromised by a hospital stay last year. I figured if it worked for my friend, oil of oregano would work for […]
#fitness friday: warm weather running clothes
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my Disclosure and Privacy policies.Goo (Photo Credit: The Turnip Farmer) Last weekend, I did my first race in the summer heat. A 1 p.m. race, the Hicks’ 5 Miler took place on the mostly shaded streets of West Chester, PA, except for one part of the race. The hill – long, gradual, and in full sun. I ran with […]
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