Cooking, Natural Weight Loss,Faith, and Wholesome Living
I’m an avid zucchini fan; and this time of year, zucchini grows in abundance. Sometimes too abundant, if you know what I mean. My favorite way to prepare zucchini is stuffing it.
Most of the time I use ground turkey, beef, chicken, or pork when I make stuffed zucchini because it reminds me of my mom’s recipe–minus the rice of course. For this recipe, I decided to try something different.
If you are on Face Book, Instagram, or Twitter, it is very likely you have seen sponsored adds from Grove Collaborative and have wondered what it’s all about. Perhaps you have even wondered if Grove Collaborative would be the right choice for you and your family.
In this article, I’m going to share my experience with you, offering you pros and cons of becoming a member. My hope is by the end, I will have helped you make the right choice for you and your family.
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When it comes to eating legumes, the experts do not always agree: either legumes are incredibly nutritious, or they are exceedingly harmful.
Should beans be avoided, or can they be consumed as part of a healthy, well balanced whole food based diet?
In this article, I’ll take a close look at the facts, and then I’ll let you decide if legumes are good or bad for you.
If Swiss chard hasn’t made it to your kitchen, today is the day to introduce it. Much like it’s healthy, green cousin kale, Swiss chard fills a powerful nutritional profile, providing a whopping 700% of your daily need for vitamin K, and a double dose of your daily vitamin A requirement. And all of this nutrition is packed into just one cup!
