Useful things you can do to help love it (yourself and your choices) or list it (things we want to improve).
Tag: Nutrition
A Dinner Party Conversation with Gregor Mendel
I’ve been thinking a lot about Gregor Mendel lately, for a variety of reasons, especially as we enter what I lovingly call Honeycrisp season, otherwise known as fall. This was a fun thought I had in my head – what fun it would be to eat seasonal produce with this great man and chat about how some of these tasty treats got to be on our table. Smart people inspire me.
Frozen Fruits and Veggies: Convenient and Nutritious
Frozen foods can be just as nutritious as fresh! It’s absolutely fine to use frozen veggies or fruits as a time saver in the kitchen on busy days. The added bonus is that there is no waste on frozen produce and shortened prep time since all the chopping is done!
Keeping Your Resolutions
Happy New Year! Make [2014] the year for better eating and increased activity. Need help with where to start? Here are the rules of the road and some inspiration to get you and the family on the road to better eating this year!
Summertime Fruit & Veggie Snacks …On the Road & At Home
Summertime is a fun time to spend visiting friends, enjoying the lake or backyard, or taking a road trip! Snacks are an essential part of any plans and with the abundance of tasty fruits and vegetables, can be a breeze to prepare while providing the nutrients needed every day. Fruits and veggies are a refreshing way to help stay hydrated in the heat because they have high water content. They also pack/travel well and they’re easy to eat.
Here Comes the (Healthy) Bride
Weddings can be exciting and filled with fun traditions. . . .something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. Stress levels can sometimes run high with all of the details, organization and last minute planning that occurs as the big event approaches. To help make sure your special day goes smoothly, apply these traditions to your health. Not only will you look great, but you’ll feel better.
