I know the egg recall is scary. There have been some very sick people out there. Salmonella is nothing to toy with. That being said we have a tremendous opportunity here.
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Hi there. We’ve been here for a while now and I thought it might be a good idea to explain who we are.
We’re Diane Mulholland and Lisa Johnson. (Lisa is typing this.)
We are twitter buddies who were surprised to discover there is no catch-all “healthy living” food site. At least not one that turned up through a pretty extensive Google search.
We believe …
We try to focus on upbeat articles that show what people are doing to live better and help the planet. We’re fans of Meatless Monday, Flexitarians and almost every other kind of ‘tarian. We love Slow Food, local, grass-fed and home cooked.
We don’t expect you to follow every last bit of information we give out but we hope you’ll take what resonates with you and incorporate it into your life.
We hope you’ll share your own stories with us. We love to hear your stories!
That’s about it. We hope you like our site.
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Lisa & Diane
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I did a little happy dance when I saw this article in the Boston Globe. Residents who receive food stamps in Western Massachusetts will be able to buy fruits and vegetables at a 30% discount.
I know the egg recall is scary. There have been some very sick people out there. Salmonella is nothing to toy with. That being said we have a tremendous opportunity here.
A guest post from Amanda “The Q” Quraishi about eating well for your family.
Shortbread is one of my go-to recipes if I want to take something to share at a party, or I want an edible gift for someone. The recipe is really simple, I always have the …
This is my mantra. This is how I live in my kitchen. My meaning of the phrase has evolved over the years. It used to mean my parents letting me go through the McDonald’s drive-through window twice a year, but now it means how I treat myself, friends and family, and the planet. Food is Love.
I love gazpacho and made it for the first time for a party. It was a huge hit. I wanted to share it with you here. Honestly, it was so fresh and just the right notes of vinegar and tabasco to balance the freshness of the ingredients. There’s a lot of chopping but it’s worth it. If you need to increase the recipe size, prepare it in batches. The amount below is enough for one very full blender.
Over the weekend I went to an event related to my work from a previous life. I met up with dozens of friends, associates and ex-colleagues, many of whom I hadn’t seen for almost a …
This should be a blast! We’re following one of Michael Pollan’s Food Rules, “eat all the junk food you want, but make it yourself.” Here’s the guidelines.
Penny pinching is second nature as the recession wears on. We’ve grown accustomed to cooking at home, even to the point of really enjoying it. I try to buy organic whenever I can; produce, meats and dairy. But sometimes my budget is tight or I just can’t find enough organic to make a week worth’s of meals.
I was reading in Mother Earth News a little blurb about eggs. We all know local is best but did you know pasture-raised chickens produce healthier eggs?