Cheap and Tough to Tender and Delicious Beef
Here’s one of my favorite recipes for using inexpensive cuts of beef (or pork). The easy braising technique makes the toughest cuts tender and yummy! It’s also full of flavorful, nutritious veggies. Another plus is that it’s perfect for one of those days when you don’t want to spend time tending to dinner… Read the rest of this entry »
Work that list for savings!
So you’ve decided that you need to spend less- whether your hours at work have been cut back, or you need to eliminate debt- one of the expenses that is variable is your food budget. More families are turning to preparing food at home rather than eating out. (Please note: this does not mean that I am saying one should never eat restaurant food; eating out can be a wonderful way to spend your leisure budget, like everything else it has its place.)
As with every other part of living, your success in saving money by cooking at home depends Read the rest of this entry »
A Return to My Roots
My vision for HealthWise Living has been as a resource to encourage the pursuit of a life well-lived. Read the rest of this entry »
Don’t be a victim!
Can Self-Defense Lessons Save Women During An Attack?, pt 2
Have you worried about what would happen if you were attacked? How could you prevent being a victim?
This is the second of 4 articles on Self-Defense. Read the rest of this entry »
YOU are responsible for your protection
Can Self-Defense Lessons Save Women During an Attack?
So you are eating better, moving more, and spending time handling the stress in your life in positive ways. As I pointed out in Goods of the Body: Your Physical Makeover, protecting yourself from harm is just as important to your health as antioxidants and strength training! Read the rest of this entry »
Free Suze Orman book download in English or in Spanish, today only!
I had planned to blog about heart health on this Valentine’s Day, but that can wait. Here is a free book offer that is only available TODAY, February 14, 2008 before 8pm E. Read the rest of this entry »
What would Jane do?
People everywhere screaming into cell phones, metal detectors going off, and machines not accepting your dollar bill: this montage of daily frustrations in 21st century Los Angeles is the opening scene of The Jane Austen Book Club. Although everyone is busily talking, no real communication is taking place. That is, until Bernadette, played by Kathy Baker, decides to start a monthly book club Read the rest of this entry »
What have you ‘bean’ eating today?
Here’s a meatless recipe using brown rice, beans, salsa and low-fat cheeses for a quick, nutritious, and filling supper. Serve with steamed vegetables or a big salad. Read the rest of this entry »
What are you ‘weighting’ for?
Okay, it’s the start of the New Year, when most of us re-evaluate our health goals regarding our diet and exercise. How close are you to your goals? How much does it really matter? What resources are available to help you be successful? Read the rest of this entry »
Ready, Set, Grow!
So what are your spiritual goals for year 2008? Where do you want to be in your spiritual journey one year from today? Read the rest of this entry »
