This is my personal favorite chili recipe. It is not exactly traditional Texas chili, which doesn’t include beans or sometimes even tomatoes, but I love pinto beans and much prefer the flavor and texture combination of meat, beans, and tomatoes. … Continue reading →
So many family owned organic farms and food producers are being bought out by major food corporations and often the result is not good for us as consumers! The story of the selling of Arrowhead Mills and Walnut Acres is … Continue reading →
Do you love a bowl of warm soaked oats with lots of butter, raisins, and maybe some raw honey or maple syrup? I like mine with cinnamon too and raw milk or cream. Unfortunately when you eat your bowl of … Continue reading →
Update June 25, 2015: Driscoll’s has announced “a broad expansion of organic nursery plant production and a commitment to providing all of Driscoll’s USDA certified organic growers with organic nursery plants.” They do not say when they will reach 100%. … Continue reading →
Do you (or a family member or friend) have one or more of these chronic diseases? Hypertension, stroke, diabetes, obesity, senile dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, autism, inflammatory bowel disease, intestinal infections, end stage renal disease, acute kidney failure, or … Continue reading →
Yesterday [November 13, 2014] I posted an article on Facebook that said many people’s issues with wheat digestion may be due to the poison sprayed on the crop rather than to true gluten intolerance. The post got quite a few … Continue reading →
I haven’t had time to publish any new posts this week, but I didn’t want to skip writing about the latest news. Breakfast today was a cup of bone broth (by now, you should not be surprised!) and a banana … Continue reading →
I know it’s Friday, but this week I have been so busy with the activities of the Houston-Galveston chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation that I am a little behind with the news. For breakfast this morning while drinking … Continue reading →
In the U.S. we spend less of our household budget on food than any other county in the world. We only spend about 6.9% of our household income on food. What do other countries spend on food? Here are a … Continue reading →
I love beans, especially pinto beans, and home cooked beans are absolutely the best! In fact, if you have only eaten canned or commercially cooked beans in the past, you are in for a real treat if you try these … Continue reading →
