A friend of ours recently sent us a video of André Rieu performing “And the Waltz Goes On,” an original composition written 50 years ago by one of Hollywood’s most renowned actors, Sir Anthony Hopkins. Continue reading “Meet Sir Anthony Hopkins the Composer [VIDEOS]”
Our Chicken Corn Chowder with Poblano Chilies is a spicy and delicious way to beat the cold. (Photo by Jathan Fink, Jadeworks Entertainment)
If it is chilly outside, it’s a safe bet I’m in the kitchen cooking up one of my favorite soups. I’ve always been a big chowder fan, but sometimes clams aren’t available or I’m craving something a little spicy. That’s when my chicken corn chowder with poblano chilies is just the ticket! Packed with healthy veggies and lots of flavor, this recipe will be on the table in less than 30 minutes, which makes it perfect for a quick lunch on a cold day. Continue reading “Chicken Corn Chowder with Poblano Chilies [RECIPE]”
Baby carrots might be a snack-sized way to add veggies to your diet. But are they good for you? (Photo by m01229, Flickr)
Upon perusing the produce section at the supermarket, ‘baby carrots’ may seem ready made for mindless, healthy eating. After all, they’re already cut, peeled and ready for munching. But are they bad for you? The answer may surprise you. Continue reading “Are Baby Carrots Bad For You? [VIDEO]”
Heather gets a little sugar from a friend. (Photo by Jathan Fink, Jadeworks Entertainment)
It seems we can’t go very long in America without having conversations about race and all the tension that inevitably comes along with it. Someone is constantly stirring up trouble. Yet the U.S. is frequently called a melting pot and has a history steeped in immigration, according to BBC News. So why can’t we see past our differences and simply get along? Continue reading “A Little Sugar Goes A Long Way”