This oatmeal, in particular, is the one I make time and time again. The recipe starts with a basic stovetop or microwave oatmeal. Then, you add some nuts and seeds to make it nutritious, maple syrup to boost the flavor, and milk to give it the perfect creamy texture. This oatmeal is great for a quick breakfast or even an easy and cozy lunch or dinner!
Read MoreI prefer ginger tea made with just water and ginger, but I know many people prefer sweeter, more flavorful or creamier teas. So in this recipe, I'm giving you three delicious ways to take your ginger root tea.
Read MoreA lot of people swear by adding cheddar cheese to apple pie, apple crisp and other apple desserts. To this day, I've never added cheese to my apple desserts. But with this sandwich, I'm inching closer to that *interesting* combo.
Read MoreIf I had a dollar for every time my mother asked me the difference between butternut squash and acorn squash, I'd be a rich woman. In this post, I give you the DL on every squash you'll find at the market this fall!
Read MoreThis recipe couldn't be easier. All you have to do is cut the squash, coat the slices in oil and maple syrup, roast them, and toss them in cinnamon-sugar. The result is an indulgent, churro-like dessert that's perfect for early fall.
Read MoreThe original recipe in “From Asparagus to Zucchini” calls for only onions and fennel, but I remembered especially loving the combination of fennel and roasted tomatoes in my cabbage soup, so I decided to toss in some tomatoes as well. I also opted to serve this dish on a bed of greens and add in some lemon juice to make it a more substantial salad and brighten it up.
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