Join the Food Revolution Learning Action In this post I want to share with you ways in which you can become involved in the Food Revolution that is necessary not only for the health of the person, but the health … Continue reading
Category Archives: The Mediterranean Diet
Labor Day Grilling – Wine – Star Gazing – Today’s Riddle Labor Day Grilling – Labor Day, the unofficial last day of summer has always been a big grilling day for us. My wife loves to grill wild caught salmon … Continue reading
Wine – Food – TV – Some Meditations *Buy Wine From Home – What would be a post to this site without a section on wine. If you like wine, and searched brands or deals though your phone, it’s a … Continue reading
Gracie’s Ravioli Food, Garden, Wine, IPAs, Meditation Food – Bone In Chicken Thighs – I’ve done a lot more cooking for the family the last five and a half months and the one thing that always seems to be a hit … Continue reading
Gracie’s Ravioli Food, Garden, Wine, Meditation Food – Lent has begun and for many, a time to fast, sacrifice and renew. For many Lent means meatless meals, that are simple and somewhat tasteless. Here’s a few Lenten meals that will … Continue reading
Gracie’s Ravioli Food, Wine, Garden and People Food – As a family we have been eating in a lot lately. Here are 4 recipes we tried last week. Mediterranean Chicken Skillet – I got this one off the Yummly.com website … Continue reading
I have become fascinated with Micro Greens and plan on giving you plenty of good reasons on why you should grow and eat them. Micro Greens – What the Heck are They: Before any discussion on Micro Greens begins you … Continue reading
Have you noticed that your well cared for tomatoes are starting to crack? To much water is most likely the culprit. It has been a crazy summer here in the Hudson Valley. We’ve had some nasty hot weather but an … Continue reading
The below recipe is taken from our first eBook – Seven Days of Italian Cooking. I started thinking about these Gnocchi recently as my potato plants seem ready for their unearthing. My grandmother loved to make her own pasta. I … Continue reading
The 4th of July means a lot of things to a lot of people, but for me it serves as a reminder that a garlic harvest is upon us. Being raised in an Italian America family that loved to garden … Continue reading