When I planted our summer squash, I made sure to do two yellow squash plants: a crooked neck and a yellow zucchini. I knew only one green zucchini plant would be enough. I didn’t realize that the yellow squash would grow faster than the green ones! So here is a recipe for a “not too sweet” coffee cake to use up that extra summer squash from the garden. Continue Reading →
Are you looking for a recipe to use all that summer squash or zucchini from the garden that your family will ask you to make again and again? Here it is! I have made this twice in the last week to rave reviews. It tastes like sausage pizza but with healthy spiralized squash noodles (“zoodles”) instead of the bread. I wanted to call it “lasagna” but you can’t cut it into squares like lasagna, and there’s no ricotta layer. The broth is so tasty that my family has been eating it in bowls so they can sip the last of the luscious juicy goodness. (scroll down for recipe) Continue Reading →
This Pepper Jack Cheese Sauce is so tasty, you’re going to want to eat it with everything from now on. Fresh cauliflower that is steamed or roasted makes a one-plate meal when topped with this sauce. Continue Reading →
If you have ever thought you might want to be a writer, this post is for you. What makes a writer? Someone who writes! When life gets chaotic and we need to live each day despite difficult challenges, journaling can be a way to preserve our memories and find a pathway to balance during difficult times. How to begin? Read on!
Journaling Through Uncertainty
A new book called “Journaling Through Uncertainty” by Courtney Kilian offers a guide to beginning the process of journaling for those who are just beginning, or for experienced journalists who need a nudge in a new direction. The author is a well-qualifed and experienced teacher who brings her broad experience to offer tools for inspiring confidence in uncertainty, strength in difficulty, and balance for joyful living.
Today I’m sharing an interview with Courtney Kilian, who did what many of us wish to do: wrote a book to share how journaling has made a difference in her life, and to inspire others to use journaling during difficult times.
I used a pouch of fruit and veggie applesauce to make these glorious donuts. (scroll down to go straight to the recipe) Our grandchildren love pouches filled with organic fruit and vegetables. These are from North Coast Organic apple products of Sebastopol, CA. Recently North Coast sent me an “inspiration box” of their products, including these boxes of North Coast Organic applesauce pouches.
Applesauce Pouches with Fruits and Veggies
The flavor choices are fun! My grandchildren love these resealable pouches, especially when they don’t want to stop playing but need a snack.
There is no added sugar or preservatives. Combinations include blueberry/spinach/kale, mango/sweet potato/apricot, or pear/blackberry/beet. Each box has four servings/pouches. Continue Reading →
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