Dehydrating Zoodles and Squashetti

We love our pasta around here, especially if it’s whole-grain and homemade. However, as a diabetic, I prefer a lower carb pasta, but one that must be as comforting, tasty, satisfying and as filling as grain-based pasta. For more than a decade, I’ve been making “noodles” from vegetables, especially zucchini and yellow squash, although other […]

Review: Spiral vegetable slicer

Noodles out of zucchini? Why, yes! I’ve written about my beloved “zoodles” many times, here for example. The tool of choice for my zoodles is this manual, spiral vegetable slicer. (No, I am not an affiliate, nor do I receive any compensation. This is the one I actually purchased, use and love!) The simplicity of this […]

Whole Grain Pretzel Dogs and Soft Pretzels

Do you love, love, love soft pretzels and pretzel dogs? We do! My recipe is featured on Baking Whole Grains, c’mon over and check it out!  

Review: Frieling stainless steel manual coffee maker

Coffee snobs (umm “experts”) say that the best coffee comes from a French press non-electric coffee maker. If you don’t care about being a coffee expert, but you want to make coffee that tastes amazing, and you want this amazing coffee if the power is out, or just to save electricity, or just to use […]

Review: Kyocera manual coffee grinder

Fine coffee comes from fine coffee beans. However, once the beans are ground, changes can take place that alters the flavor and acidity of the coffee. Thus the wisdom from coffee experts is to buy and store roasted coffee beans (or even grow and/ or roast them yourself!) and grind the beans just prior to […]

Review: Let’s Do Organic sugar cones

We love ice cream cones, but they must be sugar cones to be acceptable for our crew. Over the years I have made my own organic ice cream in several ways (ice cream maker, VitaMix, frozen pops), but because our daughter is dairy-free, we needed to find a sorbet we liked. I developed a recipe […]

Got zucchini? Make zoodles

For those who love pasta noodles but cannot or choose not to eat grains or limit carbs, zoodles (aka zucchini noodles or ribbons) are a pleasant, versatile pasta-like dish. Zoodles are long strips of zucchini that bear a striking resemblance to pasta noodles, both with the eyes and with the mouth. Zoodles are simple to […]

Slowcooker whole-grain bread

Miss baking bread because it’s too hot? You might enjoy my guest post over at Baking Whole Grains!  

The Survival Medicine Handbook Second Edition

Joseph Alton, M.D. and Amy Alton, A.R.N.P  known as Dr. Bones and Nurse Amy, have a vision. That vision is to educate and equip everyday people, like you and me, to step up to medical situations in their families or groups, when medical help is not on the way. That’s right, when medical help is […]

Radio Show Notes Episodes 15-17

Children with Autism with guest Tammy Trayer Episodes 15, 16, 17 Tammy Trayer of Mountain Woman Journals and Spectrum Kids in the Outdoors, shared her story, strategies and resources for helping her son, Austin, who is Autistic. Mountain Woman Journals Spectrum Kids in the Outdoors Mountain Boy Journals  – Austin’s site Gluten-free, casein-free recipes Better […]