Craving something delicious? Make this quick one-skillet dinner with fresh kale and chicken legs and thighs.
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If you have a harvest of apples and pears from your garden every year, it is possible to store the surplus through the winter months just by following a few simple guidelines.
Spicy cauliflower roasted in a tomato sauce, it was even more irresistible than cauliflower roasted with olive oil and herbs.
Roasted and sautéed Butternut Squash, Shiitake Mushrooms & Fresh Sage. A healthy, vegetarian side dish with carotenoids that fight cancer.
You’ve heard about cooking ahead for the freezer before; you’re convinced it will save you money. So, now you’re ready to give cooking for the freezer a try. That’s great! But what on earth do you store all this good food in? The author of several bestselling books on freezer meal cooking shares her personal suggestions for freezer containers.
Got a spaghetti squash surplus? Don’t let your garden harvest go to waste! 🍝❄️ It’s super easy to freeze the strands for meals later this winter. Get the simple step-by-step guide here.
You can have your vegetarian lifestyle and eat burgers at the same time, when you enjoy the following 3 flavorful and satisfying veggie burger creations.
Beets are one of Nature’s super foods. They lower blood pressure, they are high in nutrients, fight infections and are great for detox. Here is our recipe for pickled beets.
Thinly pounded chicken cutlets served with rice and your favorite vegetable stir-fry, they a make delicious, ideal meal.
Do you have tartaric acid, potassium hydrogen tartrate, or potassium bitartrate on your pantry shelf? Think before you answer, because these are other names for cream of tartar, a common baking ingredient.
Crisp apples, chewy cherries and cranberries, and crunchy walnuts make a colorful and festive fall fruit salad.
Start your morning with these deliciously messy, all-out breakfast sandwiches inspired by traditional Mexican flavors.
This quick, easy and healthy dish provides a great way to use up those big green beet leaves which are often thrown out.
Maque choux served with cooked rice and red beans makes a perfect meal. Or, toss in shrimp for a one-dish dinner.
Made with white whole-wheat flour and oats, these waffles are delicious and high in filling fiber. Topped with crunchy walnuts and an easy to make whole blueberry sauce, you and your family will go nuts for these waffles.