Delicious, Easy Recipes For Campers — Guest post by outdoor enthusiast and blogger at HikingMastery.com, Rebecca Crawford. What’s not to love about camping? And if you’re all set with the right ingredients for savory meals, you can add food to that list. So if you think it’s really messy, irksome or a waste of time […]
Vegan Parsley Pecan Pesto Have you heard of the term Locavore? It was the 2007 Oxford Word of the Year. Locavore is a movement, not just a word. It means using locally grown ingredients and taking advantage of seasonally available food. It was a phrase coined by Jessica Prentice, who along with Dede Sampson and […]
May Kaidee Cooking School Chiang Mai Phrases that strike fear in the heart of introverts: Team building sessions Let’s break into groups we don’t usually work in How about a role playing game? Phrases like these make my heart sink. Most people think I’m an extrovert. That’s because they see me when I’m feeling upbeat and […]
Lentil, cherry tomato and spinach salad Recipes do not stay static for most cooks. They adapt and evolve over the years as people’s taste changes and refines. As much as I love my deep-fried naughtiness of tofu and fries, I’m finding that heavy and/or oily meals are starting to make me feel very sick lately. […]
Pine Scones by Aileen Metcalf This Wednesday instead of a North & South Nomads recipe post or restaurant review, we have a guest post recipe from the gorgeous Aileen Metcalf from Morsels & Moonshine. Her bio and social media contacts are at the end of this post. I’m thrilled to be here at North & […]
Five Best Tofu Recipes It’s always great to have some meat alternatives for the holiday season. Maybe you want a lighter, but substantial dish to complement meat dishes. Maybe you’ve got some vegetarians or vegans coming over for Christmas and you need some veggie-friendly dishes. Or maybe you’re a vegan or veggie and want to try […]
10 Cooking Mistakes You’re Too Smart To Make It’s rare that we talk about our failures. It’s even rarer that we photo-document these failures. Let’s face it, we all want our blogs to look pretty. Today I’m going to tell you about some of my worst mishaps. I’d love to say it’s so you […]
Vegan Kitchen Essentials – Final Chapter For the previous posts in this series, see Part 1: Vegan Kitchen Essentials (Products To Make Your Life Tastier), and Part 2: Vegan Kitchen Essentials (Cupboard Essentials, including spices and oils) . This week we answer that question: But Where do you Get your Protein? Before I launch into more traditional vegan and […]
Vegan Kitchen Essentials Part 2 If you missed out on our introduction, check it out at Part 1: Vegan Kitchen Essentials. For the final chapter in our series, focusing on how to get your protein and how much protein is enough, see Part 3: Vegan Kitchen Essentials. Last Wednesday, we introduced you to some basic […]
How to Cook Quinoa What is Quinoa? The quinoa we cook with is a seed. The plant itself is related to spinach and beets. We use quinoa in a similar manner to grains and cereals, so there’s a common misconception that it’s a grain. Traditionally, it was one of the main foods used by the Incans, along with maize. […]
