Category: Diet & Nutrition
During Autumn and Winter I recommend making a big pot of soup once per week so that there’s always some nutritious comfort food readily available.
Guest post by Krista A. Parr
The smells of roasting root vegetables and squashes with herbs and garlic is a hallmark of Autumn in my kitchen.
Guest Post by Krista A. Parr
Farro is an ancient strain of wheat with a much lower gluten content and a much higher protein content than common wheat.
Guest Post by Krista A. Parr
Avocados are a beautifully symbolic fertility food: an avocado takes 9 months to grow from blossom to ripe fruit,
Guest Post by Krista A. Parr
Processed cereal is a popular choice for breakfast because it’s quick and convenient.