Hands-0n Healthy-Lifestyle Education at HealthBarn USA!
Join me for a fundraiser at HealthBarn USA, as I teach and cook some favorite recipes. Part of the proceeds will benefit Healing Meals.
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Riace Bronze Warriors: Reggio Calabria
I highly suggest visiting the Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Reggio Calabria to see the magnificent Riace Bronze Warriors.
Prince’s Farm Stand Gets A Little Wild!
Prince’s Farm Stand is back and getting a little Wild! You can buy my Wild Rice Griddles Cakes and support Heather’s new venture.
Entrepreneurial Chef | April 2017
Check out in the latest issue of Entrepreneurial Chef. Here you can read about my entrepreneurial story along with great advice from many interesting chefs.
Guest Chef Dinner at Giovanna’s Cafe of Ramsey, New Jersey
Giovanna’s Cafe serves delicious Italian-American food that evokes memories from my childhood. In keeping with that tradition, I will be demonstrating how to make Marinated Rack of Lamb, Asparagus Risotto, and Sauteed Escarole on April 1st, 2017. Please join us.
3 Tips for Getting Clean and Sober in 2017 // Recoverywell.org
Every once and a while I like to take a break from the food, recipe and travel posts that I normally blog about. Recently I was contacted by Recoverywell.org out of Wilmington, Delaware. They asked me to share their inspiring message of recovery on my blog. I am a big advocate of recovery programs. These programs save countless lives every day. I am a big advocate! The professionals at Recoverywell.org offer real hope and change for those ready and willing to clean up their lives.
A Rich Day at Loantaka Brook Reservation
Loantaka Brook Reservation offer a great opportunity to experience all your 5 senses in a stunning open air classroom.
Get Ghoulish with Creepy Witch Finger Cookies
Get Ghoulish with Creepy Witch Finger Cookies! They are fun to make and very tasty. This is a festive and spooky recipe that’s perfect for Halloween This recipe is also kid friendly so the children in your life can get as creepy and creative as they want. It’s eerie fun for the whole family.
Cooking and PTSD: How Alternitive Therapy Can Work For You
Food is often regarded as a comfort–either because good memories are associated with the food itself or because many people associate sitting down to a good meal with happiness–those living with PTSD can find it therapeutic to organize a meal and prepare it themselves.