A sprinkle-filled, rolled shortbread cookie that melts in your mouth. Great fun for kids’ parties or springtime holidays. Every year at Easter, the kids and I make a variation of shortbread cut-out cookies, using our bunny and chick cookie cutters. Some years they are dipped in chocolate or layered with jam; other years we play…
If you are a fan of Oatmeal Cream Pies, this is the recipe for you! Once you have homemade, you will never go back to the store-bought kind. If you love these cookies you may also love our Old Fashioned Oatmeal Raisin Cookies. They are so good and as always, if you are not a…
Jamie-Lee James, RD (SA) Introduction Cancer is this century’s most prevalent worldwide noncommunicable disease. Claiming thousands of lives daily, cancer is predicted to overtake heart disease as the leading cause of death in western societies. Notwithstanding the monumental medical and technological advancements of our era, cancer’s morbidity rates continue to increase. This leads us to…
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission if you click on the link and make a purchase. This Peach Galette with Baklava Filling is a rustic no-fuss dessert made with juicy peaches, a flaky crust and a baklava filling that’s spiced, crunchy and adds so much flavor and…
I love this easy vegetable soup recipe and make it often! It’s made with a light tomato broth and packed with healthy veggies. It’s so comforting and satisfying! I’ve been making this simple vegetable soup for years. It’s light, nutritious, and makes you feel good. It’s also adaptable to veggies in season or your fridge!…
30 Mar 31 Days of Global Flavors: Day 30 Posted at 09:35h in Recipes, Tips by Toby Amidor Today is day 30 of National Nutrition Month and my series of “31 Days of Global Flavors.” Throughout the month I have been highlighting dietitians and the global foods and flavors they love. Today is the day…
This is a Greek okra stew recipe known locally as bamies latheres. It’s a traditional dish cooked in a rich tomato and olive oil-based sauce. It’s easy to make and vegan friendly, though if you don’t mind a bit of cheese, it goes great with a side of feta. Enjoy! Greek Okra Strew in Tomato…
It has long been considered a delicacy in China, Japan and Southeast Asia and it’s becoming more popular in the United States every year. That’s because dragon fruit tastes like a sweet, tangy melon and it has some pretty interesting health benefits, too! In fact, it’s frequently referred to as nature’s multivitamin because of its nutritional value.What…
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Mochi: Make Your Own at Home, written by Sabrina Fauda-Rôle, features a fun collection of homemade mochi filled with 22 exciting flavors alongside step-by-step guides and vibrant photography. A few flavors include Caramelised Walnut, Lemon, Peanut Butter Jelly, Coconut Mango, and Praline Coffee. I will also be sharing her recipe for Speculoos Mochi following the…
