Recipes

Going on the hunt for a cozy, comforting dinner recipe in the midst of a bleak winter sometimes results in making the same dish every week, over and over. Maybe you're opting for an easy sandwich or pasta dish to throw together in a matter of minutes, but all the while, can't stop thinking about how you should probably be eating in accordance with the health goals you set for the new year. We know that exact routine, which is why we're here with some fantastic vegan soup recipes to break you out of dinnertime monotony! These vegan soups are...

Darlene Sweet has posted Jalapeno Cornbread"This is an easy recipe that everyone loves. The cornbread is flavorful, and the jalapenos add only a hint of warmth and spice. You can also substitute 10 ounces of chopped broccoli for the jalapenos for a delicious broccoli cornbread." Pinch It!

Asian food is by far one of my favorite cuisines and I’m always experimenting in ways I can make “take-out style” dishes at home. Whenever my oldest sister visits Maine we ALWAYS stop for take-out at Empire Chinese Kitchen in Portland. They have the best food, but one of our favorite dishes is called “Beef & Broad Noodles.” I’ve been working on trying to replicate this recipe and I think I’ve finally done it (with shrimp as a substitution!) Simple, easy, and will definitely make you want to come back for seconds. Serves:  3 Generous Servings –  Prepare Time: 20 minutes +/-...

The easiest way to make people want to eat broccoli is it douse it in cheese or candy it, and there’s nothing wrong with those strategies. But that doesn’t work for those of us who are trying to cut down on dairy or sugar. (Not me, but I’m sure someone is). But there is a way to coax flavor out of the humble green…Read more...

Most of you are probably familiar with that world-renowned saying that claims that money can’t buy happiness, but is that actually the case?According to a piece from LendingTree, an online loan marketplace for various financial borrowing needs, including auto loans, small business loans, personal loans, credit cards, and more, 33% of Americans say money makes them happier than love does. A decent percentage, isn’t it? It all varies from person to person, of course – however, one thing we know for sure is that money does make us happier, but only up to a certain point. You know, before you go mad like a fair...