Everyday Living Course Curriculum
Everyday Living With Asian Medicine & Holistic Nutrition 12-Week Program- August 30-November 15th This course is designed to give participants a strong foundation in Asian medicine’s foundational theories and [...]
Tomatoes–The Fruit Dressed As A Vegetable
It's very hot this year, which means tomatoes will soon be running amok in my garden and kitchen. This sounds funny if you know me. I don't love tomatoes and [...]
Saving Summer! Preserving Summer’s Abundance
I remember the first time I tasted store bought grape juice. It was completely flat, lacking the vivid depth of concord grape juice we prepared and canned on the farm. [...]
Rosemary–For More Than Remembrance
"As for rosemary, I let it run all over my garden walls, not only because my bees love it but because it is the herb sacred to remembrance and to [...]
Noshing On Nasturtiums
I love eating flowers. Their vibrancy and delicate petals provide a refreshing treat to the spirit especially on hot summer days. Each flower, like anything else we ingest, will portray [...]
Bitter–The Flavor Of The Fire Element
Whoever coined the phrase “bitter hearts” was right. Bitter is the flavor that goes directly to the Heart. Bitter. Even its name can make us cringe, and it’s certainly [...]
Calcium-One Cool Mineral
Calcium here, calcium there, I see calcium everywhere. Calcium is the most abundant essential macro-mineral in our body. A person weighing about 135 lbs, will have about 1150 grams of [...]
Summer–Eating With The Seasons
Welcome to Summer! Longer, warmer days encourage us to be more active, spending greater time outdoors. The sun's warmth encourages growth and maturation. Plants thrive and begin sharing their abundance with us. [...]
14 Tips To Simplify Your Meals
"What's for dinner?" It's a common question that can turn into an amusing (or annoying) game. When you have a busy schedule it can be a daunting task to figure [...]
Lemon Chicken Orzo Soup
This soup is light and bright. The sour flavor stimulates the digestion and senses. You control the sour flavor here. I like my soup very lemony, so I usually use [...]
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