Moroccan foods stem from many cultural influences; Arabs, Jews, and Christian cultures have all impacted the foods of Morocco. The area is rich in spices and ingredients and led me to create an entire party around it (soon I’ll post all of the recipes I made for this party). If you aren’t familiar with harissa paste, it’s…
Ginger Carrot Daikon Kimchi
Fermented foods have amazing healing power on the intestinal health of your gut. Yup! I’m talking gut health! For millennia, Asian and European cultures fermented foods to extend seasonal harvests. Fermented foods also help to re-establish proper balance of microbial activity in the digestive system. Our bodies need healthy levels of bacteria. The current American…
Cabbage Soup
Cabbage-it’s rich in tradition. Eastern European and Irish traditions alike use cabbage in a number of dishes. Why? Cabbage is easy to grow and to store. It lasts a while when wrapped up properly, is inexpensive, and can feed a crowd. In addition. the health benefits of cabbage are great. Including any member of the…
Seed Starting: Beginning Your Garden Indoors
Have you wanted to grow a garden from seed? Well now is the time for a bunch of your seeds to get growing! Tomatoes, broccoli, eggplant, cauliflower, peppers, herbs, Brussels sprouts, and leeks should all be started now. Other plants like lettuce, peas, spinach, beets, greens, scallions, beans, and zucchini can all be directly sown…
Mock Mushroom Barley Soup
I love barley soup. Problem-I can’t eat it anymore because barley contains gluten and gluten is a no-go for me. So….I had been meaning to try out a replacement for barley. I have landed with oat groats! Oh my, why had I not done this before????! So warm, so satisfying, sooooo much like barley! I…
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