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Recently our family has been experimenting in the world of Lacto-fermented vegetables. We have mostly just made pickles and hot peppers so far. But this Lacto fermented salsa recipe is by far our favorite. Last week I bought a box of dent and spot tomatoes from a local farm for 88 cents per lb. After…
Can Honey Farms Truly Be Organic? The plain fact is, honeybees travel several miles from their hive foraging for attractive flowers to sip their sweet nectar. They then return to their hives and get to work on making that golden sweet honey that only the honeybees do so perfectly. Even though the beekeepers flowers may…
The hottest month of summer is the prime time for every gardener’s fresh basil. There are a whole lot of different flavorful varieties of basil like lime, lemon, and cinnamon just to name a few. Basil is extremely easy to grow and loves the heat and sunshine. The plants make a beautiful display in the…
The Falafels in this recipe can be a bit messy to make, but it’s so worth it. For such a simple dish this is really tasty, and I’m sure kids will love getting their hands dirty! It tastes great served with houmous inside toasted pitta bread and would work well with tortilla wraps too.
I have problems with commercial deodorant/antiperspirant. Not only have I struggled in the past few years to find one that worked for more than 20 minutes, I recently have been fighting a rash from using the ones that do work. I have long suspected a metal allergy- because wearing certain earrings makes my ears swell…
But with recent news and information on harmful reactions in young children to certain fever-reducing medications, the potential effects of these on children is at the front of everyone’s minds. More families are looking for alternative and natural ways to bring down fevers and cure common ailments.
This is a favorite quick dish at our home. The vegetables can be substituted and combined for various flavorful concoctions, and you can try adding other nuts and beans to your liking. I buy whole-wheat couscous in the bulk section at our local health food market. You can also find boxed couscous in the pasta…
You’ve probably heard it from your grandmother, your mother, or some elderly lady at the super market scowling at the way you dress your children. “Bundle that baby up, he’s gonna catch a cold!” But your grandmother’s wisdom may be a little off base. Being exposed to cold or heat can’t get your child sick…