4 Foods You Don’t Have to Give Up To Live Gluten Free

Gluten Free Baked Goods

Just because you have Celiac Disease, or are eating gluten free doesn’t mean you have to give up all your favorite foods.  You may have to relinquish a few, but with a little help, and some trial and error, you’ll find that there are wonderful gluten free substitutes for many of your favorite foods out [...]

Vegetarian…Wine?

Red Red Wine. CC photo by Flickr user jimmyroq

A couple of weeks ago, Rachel did an awesome writeup of wine pairings for vegetarian meals. Why not really get your veg on and make sure your wine pairing is vegetarian, too?

Savor the Season: Four Tips to Welcome Fall to Your Table (With Roasted Root Recipe)

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Summer brings out life’s busy side for all of us, from garden duties to a packed outdoor agenda to sunny social gatherings. But don’t solely blame our modern lifestyle for the jammed summer schedule. Living a busy, abundant lifestyle during the warmer months is completely in flow with living seasonally; the key right now is [...]

Sigg Company Shamefully Admits Its Aluminum Sigg Bottles Contain BPA

Sigg Bottle

The Sigg Company recently admitted that its aluminum bottles, long touted as an alternative to chemical leaching plastics, actually contain bisphenol-A (BPA) in their liner. The announcement has left customers around the world outraged.  Especially damning is evidence that the company knew as far back as 2006 that the bottle liners contained BPA, yet failed [...]

Five Ways to Preserve the Summer Harvest

Pickles. Photo by Becky Striepe

It’s easy enough to eat local in spring and summer. Your garden is booming, CSA’s are in full effect, and farmers markets abound! So how can you make that bounty last into the winter, when fresh produce is a little more scarce? Here are some DIY solutions!

How to Go Vegetarian: 5 Key Steps (& Famous Vegetarian Celebrities)

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If you are thinking about going vegetarian, here is a list of things that should help you to actually do it,… and to stick to it once you’ve started.

Summer’s Last Fling: Three Tips to Host a Local Food Potluck

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One leaf on the maple tree turned bright orange. The apples on our trees now droop with bounty. The local drive-in went to weekend-only hours and starts movies around 8:00 pm because that’s when it gets dark now here in Wisconsin. Deep sigh. Yes, those bittersweet signs of fall are in the air. My advice [...]