Family Recipes Basic Breads and Easter Bread

Both of my grandmothers were great cooks and bakers. My mother and my aunts were as well, so I am grateful I had the chance to learn from a long line of good cooks. My grandmother Thelma who I was lucky enough to have grown up with made everything and I mean everything great. I... Continue Reading →

Spice It Up Friday Cardamom

It’s important to adjust our cooking and eating habits as the season turns, and this requirement is highlighted by Ayurvedic wisdom. Ayurveda is the ancient Indian tradition of whole-body medicine, which is still widely practiced today. Cardamum The seeds have a warm, highly aromatic flavor that add a unique, sweet, floral flavor to any food or drink. This... Continue Reading →

Spice It Up Friday’s

Turmeric powder is ground from the root of a tropical perennial thought to be native to Southeast Asia and has been used extensively throughout history as a color additive for food and textiles. In addition to adding vibrant yellow color to dishes, turmeric has an earthy, pungent flavor that is very versatile and works well with spices like cinnamon,... Continue Reading →

Celebrating Women’s Day

On this International Women’s Day, remember that as a woman, all life spring from you. So look at the world and smile. For without you, there would be no life. You are greatness. Be your best in everything you do. Never think you can’t do something , because you can , you are a woman... Continue Reading →

Vegan Potato and Corn Chowder

Vegan Potato Corn Chowder The best way to conquer cold bones on a chilly day is a corn chowder recipe that is easy to make and warms your bones. Put on your comfy pants and thick socks and make a big pot of this chowder. INGREDIENTS •1 small onion, cut into ¼-inch dice (about 1... Continue Reading →

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