Jan 5
Guest post by Ellen Kanner, author of Feeding the Hungry Ghost: Life, Faith and What to Eat for Dinner. See the smart foodie’s interview with Ellen here.
I love to play in the kitchen but am painfully aware that many people do not feel the same way, so I often try to develop recipes that combine maximum flavor with minimal effort.
This usually means beans. Read more
Read Ellen Kanner’s book Feeding the Hungry Ghost: Life, Faith and What to Eat for Dinner and you might find yourself, like me, wishing you were on her guest list for the next dinner party at her house.
She’s with us here though, reminding us to share the joys of cooking and eating together. She might nudge you to take a step or two further towards whole vegan foods, or growing your own veggies. No rush. One small step will do. What will it be?
There are so many cook/foodie books out there to choose from that are Christmas gift-worthy for you and your loved ones.
Maybe too many? To help you out here are my top five smart foodie cookbooks of the year. Read more
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