Monthly Archives: March 2012
It’s magic alright!
Do you remember “Magic Shell?” Do they even still make that stuff it anymore? Ahh, I remember when it first came out. I wasView full post »
A new twist on raw kale…
Scott had some fantastic kale salad at Whole Foods a couple of weeks ago for lunch and said we had to try to make it. It was made withView full post »
Thinking about getting some help with nutrition?
First of all, I have to say it’s really hard for me to post a picture of myself — really hard. I like to take pictures; I doView full post »
No “pink slime” here!
About a year ago, I saw a Jamie Oliver Food Revolution episode that I wanted my kids to watch. I’m always trying to educate themView full post »
Cha, cha, cha chia!
With the 80-degree temperatures here lately, it’s been hard to muster enough motivation to cook the same ole’ winter foods. IView full post »
And then there were brownies…
So I promised a post on one of my favorite recovery (reward) foods for after a race, and this is it. I love these amazing brownies!! View full post »
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
I just can’t do it. I’m totally short on time today. I have a super crazy next few days coming up, and I’m in chargeView full post »
Race season is approaching…
While training for a race can be tough, sometimes we forget about one of the most important aspects of preparing for our race andView full post »
Fantastic fish tacos…
Maybe they were so good because I didn’t have to make them, or maybe they were so good because my father-in-law is a great cook andView full post »
Food for thought…
So the kids and I went to see my 87 year old grandfather the other day, and we had a very interesting talk about diet, food (or ratherView full post »
They’re not just pretty…
A lot of times out of ease and habit, I end up making the same things over and over. I don’t have to think (much), I know what toView full post »
Breakfast on the go…
Unfortunately, the biggest obstacle to eating healthy is cooking. I don’t mind cooking, but the time just isn’t always there.View full post »