It’s July 4th weekend here in the U.S., and it’s also the final Wimbledon weekend and the start of the Tour de France. Being a life-long tennis player (junior tennis, high school varsity, college varsity, USTA and club team tennis), … Continue reading
On a whim, I purchased a box of quinoa flakes, not knowing what I would do with them or what to expect taste-wise. I’m happy to say that this was a great leap of faith, and worth the risk. My … Continue reading
Here’s my version of a lemon poppy seed muffin using almond flour, and it’s gluten-free, of course. We’ve been eating the poppy seed muffins made with coconut flour non-stop for two weeks, but I have had questions about making a … Continue reading
I love popping these in my bag for a snack while I’m on the run. Lemon, poppy seeds, and coconut flour – these are the some of the ingredients in these muffins, and they’re also alkalizing agents for your body. … Continue reading
I’m in love with the idea of baked eggs, however making them requires a bit of planning and time when the intent is to have them for breakfast during a busy school/work week. Quite often, we run out of the … Continue reading
I’m feeling very green this week. We actually have a bunch of Irish in us here. My husband has Irish, Scottish, and Welsh in his lineage, hence the blue eyes, red hair, and fair skin on one of my boys. … Continue reading
I’m about to give you a great excuse to eat cookies for breakfast. Or any other time of day or night. Pack a cookie with enough protein and vitamins, and you have yourself a respectable breakfast treat. You might also … Continue reading
I’m making cereal. And it goes great with milk – any kind of milk – or just have it solo. If you remember Corn Pops, you’ll recognize these. Or if you prefer, it’s just like Gorilla Munch, only you can … Continue reading
I’m back making donuts, and while I usually add a smear of melted chocolate on the top of each donut (mostly so the sprinkles have something to hang on to), I decided to use boiled honey. You might also like:Toasted … Continue reading
Something you’ll discover as you modify your favorite recipes to suit your body’s needs, or just try to mix it up for nutritional reasons – you don’t always need AP flour (all-purpose flour) in a lot of recipes. And that’s … Continue reading