Sunday late afternoons are for sauntering walks with my husband; not cooking.
However, in the fall, there’s nothing better than a warm, nourishing pot of soup.
Here’s one of the simplest and most cost-effective, high-nutrient soups you can make—and if you have an Instant Pot—it’ll do the cooking while you do the walking!
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When I was 38, I had an infant, preschooler and. . .third, fourth, and sixth graders.
The older children were involved in lots of activities that required me to be behind the wheel, constantly.
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For the sake of simplicity, I’m going to refer to the family of legumes as “beans.” (Technically, all legumes are beans, but not all beans are legumes. I know, it’s confusing. If you want to study the difference, do an online search—it’s quite fascinating to learn!)
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Two weeks ago, my husband Kurt, me, and all of our grown children and their spouses and a girlfriend gathered along the Central Coast of California. With our kids scattered all over the country, it was a glorious getaway with everyone!
I had every intention of sticking to my plan that guarantees freedom from food addiction; but how does a landlocked, Midwest girl pass up clam chowder samples, or a family birthday celebration with traditional cake, or plenty of recreational eating?
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