
I was overjoyed to find this recipe in Simply in Season. I thought it would be a great way to use up some heirloom tomatoes from my CSA!
Eating and living locally . . . mindfully . . . simply.
When I first started blogging, Donielle at Naturally Knocked Up found me and invited me to meet some other West Michigan bloggers. One of those was Kelly from Kelly the Kitchen Kop. Kelly has been working on this ecourse for awhile now, and just finished it up. I totally love her blog, so I’m sure her class will be just as awesome! I’ll let her tell you in her own words the Top 10 Reasons to Take Her Real Food {Read More}

I’ve decided that I need to start menu planning again, otherwise I’m going to get even further behind on my project and eat nothing but cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, and chips and cheese for dinner. With DH going out of town this coming weekend for DALMAC (a bicycle ride from Lansing to the Bridge. For those of you not from Michigan, The Bridge means the Mackinac Bridge, more than 300 miles over 4 days). I’ll be able to make the vegetarian {Read More}

For those of you following my progress on cooking through all the recipes in Simply in Season, I thought I’d let you know that I have about 70 to go, so obviously I’m not going to finish by the end of next week! I’m hoping by the end of September now.

Eat more fish. Fish is good for you. Fish has too much mercury. Wild fish is best. Only eat fish on the “green” list. Tilapia is a bottom feeder. Salmon is has the most omega 3s. Salmon farming is evil. Avoid farmed fish. Sound familiar? The messages surrounding fish can be quite confusing. So when I heard about Four Fish: The Future of the Last Wild Food by Paul Greenberg I immediately requested a review copy. I hoped to finally {Read More}
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