Real Food and Nutrition Kristen Michaelis’ class Real Food and Nutrition is designed for those aged 12 and up who desire to understand what the Real Food and Sustainable Living movement is all about. In the 10 week ecourse you will: Read first-hand accounts from inside the Real Food Revolution, Watch video footage of the […]
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Dinner: Savory Chicken Tacos
I love it when I find an EASY and yummy recipe everyone likes especially when most of the ingredients are already stocked in my freezer. This recipe is courtesy of my local grocery store! The original version is all convenience products, but I have changed it to using only canned items that I don’t do […]
Bottled Water Scorecard
My friend Kelly, from Kellythekitchenkop.com, had a reader send in a link to the EWG scorecard on bottled water I thought you might like to check out. Why No More Bottled Water? It has been my opinion, often expressed in this blog, that bottled water is unnecessarily expensive, inconvenient, and not as high a quality […]
Follow-up Stories to Encourage Your Heart:
If you missed my heart-warming, encouraging story about The Bosch Miracle last week you can read it here: Bosch Miracle Story My in box was filled with lots of follow-up comments I thought would continue to encourage you to keep on keeping on in the high calling of homemaking. Sometimes we just get stuck in […]
Pesto Salmon – Easy, Tasty and Nutritious
Even though we live here in Colorado, I try to,as often as possible, get some good cold water fish into our menus. This Pesto Salmon recipe was hit at our house last week and has the added benefits that it is colorful, easy, tasty and nutritious. First some background on Salmon, in case you didn’t […]
Radical Homemaking – A Bosch Universal Plus Miracle
Frequently I am contacted about the availability of used mills and mixers by homemakers on extremely limited incomes. Surprisingly, I almost never have used mills and mixers because people like them so much. But I always try to encourage these resourceful ladies by saying, “I have heard many stories over the years from ladies who […]
Get Those Dirty Dishes out of the Sink!
Ed Note: I’ll confess up front, I’m not always diligent about keeping up with the dishes and there are only two of us living here right now. But I so love a tidy kitchen, especially my beautiful remodeled kitchen with its beautiful cabinets and count tops. I assure you, my kitchen now has a lived […]
Living on a Dime – How one family does it.
I hope you all had a wonderful New Year’s celebration and feel ready to face the New Year with optimism and purpose. I , personally, have struggled to face the last few New Years since my husband and father-in-laws deaths. But, the constant media barrage of negative reports about our national economy, unemployment, and ever […]
Colorado Chili Recipes
With all the cold and snowy weather, this Colorado Chili Recipe (white chili) is a winner. I’m going to make this tomorrow to serve on New Year’ Day. Colorado White Chili A healthy, mouth-watering meal sure to bring raves; a great alternative to traditional chili from Don’t Panic Dinner’s in the Freezer by my friends […]
My Favorite Cranberry Recipes
Mixed Greens With Cranberry Dressing This recipe is my favorite for Christmas. I love the blue cheese as a special treat and the pink, sweet/sour cranberry dressing. Ingredients: 5 cups mixed greens, herbs and lettuce 1/4 pound blue cheese, crumbled 1 red onion, very thinly sliced 1/3 cup coarsely chopped walnuts Dressing: 1 cup fresh […]