By Jen, on January 5th, 2012 Pin It
I’m baaa-aack! Yes, it’s been a few weeks since my last blog post. A big thanks to Leslie for picking up the slack for me over the holidays. Phew!
Last week, I was talking to texting my friend Alison from Frugally Nourishing about liver nutrition. We were discussing differing types of liver [...]
By Jen, on September 25th, 2011 Pin It
My husband grew up in the Philippines. He tells me how they were very fortunate that his mom was a butcher as they always had plenty of meat and protein. (Although many families around them found it hard to afford meat very often.) Vegetables were not a staple for them, so [...]
By Leslie, on September 15th, 2011 Pin It Summer is already a distant memory these days in New York. But I’m still not ready to let it go. Berries remind me of summer. So does ice cream. And since my freezer is stocked with frozen blackberries (due to my father being a berry picking maniac machine), we use them in our [...]
By Jen, on September 5th, 2011
Links to: Traditional Tuesday, Fat Tuesday, Real Food 101, Tuesdays at the Table, Whole Health Weekend, Whats Cooking Wednesday, Real Food Wednesday, Gluten-free Wednsdays, Full Plate Thursday, Simple Lives Thursday, Fight Back Friday, Fresh Bites Friday, Homestead Barn Hop, Melt in your mouth Monday, Monday Mania, Weekend Gourmet Blog [...]
By Jen, on August 22nd, 2011 Pin It
Adobo actually originated as a Spanish food, but it came to the Philippines (my hubby’s homeland) during the 500 year Spanish reign of their country. It is now a staple Filipino dish. This version of Adobo uses ingredients typically found in Southeast Asia. Our family has personalized the recipe even more to [...]
By Real Food Freaks, on August 17th, 2011 Pin It
Coconut is one of those rare foods which most people enjoy. It is also rare to have a coconut allergy ( however, we suppose that it is possible in this age of leaky gut syndromes). So, with all its positive health benefits, why aren’t we eating more of it?
Good and Bad [...]
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