
Non-GMO Sweet Corn
An article in Eating Well this summer gave some misleading information about how much sweet corn in the United States is genetically modified. While it’s true, as stated, that over
An article in Eating Well this summer gave some misleading information about how much sweet corn in the United States is genetically modified. While it’s true, as stated, that over
Last Friday I talked about cruciferous vegetables which include Brussels sprouts. Brussels sprouts are a great source of isothiocyanates, one of the biologically active compounds formed in the breakdown of
I still had one zucchini and one squash to use that were starting to look a tad wrinkly. I had a recipe in mind from the time I read the
I got a great dinner idea from a friend and his wholesome-food-loving, young chef kids, Brendan (3 years old) and RJ (6 years old) in Washington D.C. They went to
Another great day for canning and this time I made pickles. My cucumber plants are dry already so I bought 13 cucumbers at the farmer’s market for $4.00. This amount
The West Frederick Farmer’s Market moved from the north side of W. Patrick to the south side. You have to take Walnut behind the Red Horse restaurant and it ends
Today I send warm thoughts to everyone on this anniversary of a painful day in our world’s history, especially for anyone who lost someone. Or even for survivors who may
I was running late and my husband was getting home first. I asked him to look up a recipe for beets because I had diced up 4 or 5 beets
There was a bizarre advertisement on the side of my yahoo email account. It was for Velveeta macaroni and cheese and, besides a picture of the product, there was a
I just realized that I never posted my B&B specialty: raspberry sunflower seed butter granola pancakes. I even referenced it on one of the seasonal eating pages — how I