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Here’s my honest review of my first experience with Stitch Fix! Disclosure: I received a credit to try Stitch Fix as a result of this promotion. By posting this review I am entering a contest sponsored by Stitch Fix and am eligible to win a prize. I was not compensated for my time. This post…
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A couple weeks ago, I was invited to attend the Cook’s Warehouse Spring Blogger’s Brunch. I immediately RSVP’d yes because Cook’s Warehouse is one of my favorite places in the city and I looked forward to meeting some local bloggers too. I’ve taken cooking classes there, volunteered and it’s my go-to brick and mortar kitchen…
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I hope you had a nice break for the holidays and 2014 is off to a healthy start. I am fighting a cold (and winning)… and staying out of the polar vortex sweeping the country. It’s so cold. I don’t like it one bit. Despite the stuffy start, I look forward to great things to…
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Back in the spring, I was head over heels to plant my new garden, to watch it grow and see the harvest. Well, it’s now the end of the summer and things didn’t quite go as I’d hoped. I had a great lettuce harvest in late spring. For that I’m thankful. The carrots and beets?…
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This month’s Recipe Redux highlights food in a jar. I immediately thought to make a simple dessert. I live in Georgia where peaches are quite abundant and cheap right now. And when faced with an armful of peaches, any good Southerner would grab a stick of butter (or 2!), some flour and 2 cups of…
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Week One: Add fresh fruit to salads. Fresh peaches, pineapple, juicy strawberries and grapes are all great for the summer. These fruits add flavor and moisture to the salad eliminating the need to douse your otherwise healthy meal with high calorie dressing. For even more flavor, grill the fruit before adding to your salad. Try…
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A few months ago it was arsenic in apple juice (Thanks Dr. Oz.). Now something you’ve probably never heard of may be lurking in your morning OJ. So what’s the deal? Carbendazim is a fungicide used to kill or inhibit the growth of fungi in many crops including citrus. While it appears the risk to…
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