It’s that time of year again where the adults in my household try desperately to loose the extra pounds accumulated over the holiday season. Even when we are not dieting, we tend to eat fish a few times a week. Fresh salmon from the farmers market or grocer can be really fun to make. I […]
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This is an ode to the humble chickpea. I know that people are nuts about hummus these days, as they should be, but there are other ways to incorporate this legume. One of my favorite sides to dinner is chickpeas in tomato sauce with fresh parsley. There’s a warm comforting quality about them like mash
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Did anyone else OD on chocolate this holiday season and need a fresh option for Valentine’s Day? Well we sure did and these oatmeal raisin cookies offer a most satisfying option that truly hits the spot. Wishing you all a happy (and treat filled) Valentine’s Day!! The first time I made oatmeal raisin cookies was
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Oh wow, this guy is turning thirty-something and we are going to celebrate!! John, my life partner and father extraordinaire has been nothing short of amazing since we’ve met. He’s supported me and our family through pregnancies, births, travel, trials & tribulations and generally speaking, ALL OF THE THINGS. He makes everything look easy and
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Is it just me or is January a LONG month!!?? Besides getting past the holidays, it’s still cold and dark for many parts of the U.S. The lower temperatures and cozy sweater weather leave me longing for warm and unctuous meals. With the days being shorter and the sun setting earlier, I’m constantly looking for
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In London, cold sandwiches are in every shop around the corner. These sandwiches were my go to while vacationing and were a much needed retreat from an overdose on fried fish n chips. At one point, we took a tour out to Stonehenge and there was a small cafeteria after our tour which had these delicious pre-fab chicken salad cold sandwiches.
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This past year, John’s grandmother Barb passed away. She lived a good life as a homemaker, child advocate, and loving grandma and great-grandma. At almost 90 years old, she was also exceptionally passionate about helping her community and amazingly progressive for her time. She started some of the first foster care organizations in Arizona, several
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Cooking up delicious shrimp can be done in the comfort of your own home. It’s also a great introduction to using a Wok in the kitchen. Woks are fantastic cooking tools and make for a phenomenal shrimp and asian inspired dishes. I love this recipe for how warm and bright it tastes even in the
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Find yourself SCALING back since overindulging during the holidays can you leave you somewhat depressed and famished at the same time. Look no further, this curried chicken salad recipe has you covered. This is a spring and summer favorite. It’s an easy solution to lunch or dinner and it’s healthy. It’s an unfortunate reality that
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Baked chicken wings. A classic game day favorite, low carb friendly chicken wings. It’s a Saturday night in or maybe game day. You find yourself looking for an easy recipe to make some delicious chicken wings. But who wants to even bother with a hot oil fryer? Not this lady. I will tell you that
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