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Thoughts on Gratitude

Instead of sharing a great recipe for you to try out this week, I’d like to share some food for the soul for you to think about as we approach the holidays...

Triple Squash Soup Recipe

There’s something about pureed soups filled with the flavors of fall that warms my tummy and soul... You may think a pureed soup requires a lot of work, but it doesn’t. Trust me, after you make your first homemade butternut squash soup, you won’t turn back...

Chili with a Kick

Chili can be made in a thousand different ways. You can use meat, beans or strange ingredients like pumpkin and cinnamon. It can also be made spicy or mild. No matter what you prefer, you can always make a great chili based on the ingredients you love...

7 Essential Kitchen Tools and Gadgets

Besides the basic kitchen tools, like can openers, slotted spoons, whisks and wooden spoons, there are a number of kitchen tools and gadgets that I believe every mom should have at her disposal. They simplify many of the tasks necessary in the kitchen...

Over the past few years, I’ve taken a number of steps toward healthier eating on a budget. In addition to making my own salad dressings, I’ve also discovered that my homemade seasoning mixes are much tastier than the varieties I used to purchase at the store...

...If you are a lover of the peanut butter and chocolate flavor combination, then I highly recommend conducting an experiment of your own to see if this theory stands true for you. Test it out with this double peanut butter chocolate chip cookie recipe...

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People buy about 320 million cleaning products in trigger bottles each year. If just 20% of those were refilled, each year it could save 7 million pounds of plastic - the weight of 1,170 minivans.

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