I have a love affair with meat. Steak, sushi, pork tenderloin, I love it all. Yet I’ve turned vegetarian for the month because I’m convinced of the health benefits of a plant-protein based diet versus an animal-protein based diet. The China Study. Read T. Colin Campbell’s The China Study and you’ll be converted. The book … Continue reading
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30 Day Vegetarian Challenge Week 3
I think I can, I think I can. I’m a carnivore turned vegan for the month, and that’s my mantra during these middle-miles. If you’ve ever run a marathon, you can understand that miles 16 through 20 are the hardest. Well, I’m there. My feet are pounding the pavement, and I want water, I mean, meat! … Continue reading
Four Cheese and Spinach Ravioli Salad
There’s nothing better than slicing your fork into a warm cheesy spinach ravioli and then dipping it into a steamy red marina sauce. The sweet aroma of garlic, with just a hint of a strawberry balsamic vinaigrette, compliments the artichokes. This meal has been my favorite home-cooked lacto-vegetarian meal. It’s quick and easy to make … Continue reading
30 Day Vegetarian Challenge Week 2
Does it suck, or do I suck? That’s the conundrum I face when attempting to cook vegetarian recipes. I’m a carnivore, turned vegan for the month, and I’ve been sampling new recipes. While I know what chicken pot pie is supposed to taste like, I have no idea what a meatless sausage pasta dish tastes … Continue reading
30 Day Vegetarian Challenge Week 1
“I just can’t do it anymore,” my husband declares over our food processor. It’s covered in a black bean-quinoa mush that he’s grinding into black bean burgers. “I can’t stand the smell,” he says. My hubbie graciously decided to cook me black bean burgers to support my 30 day vegan diet. He found this awesome … Continue reading
30 Day Vegetarian Challenge
I solemnly vow to be a vegetarian for a month. There, I said it. I wrote it. Vegetables, here I come. I was a deer in the headlights, standing in the organic whole foods section of my grocery store this weekend. Armed with a grocery list of yummy looking vegetarian recipes, I was creating my … Continue reading
5 Maxims to Exercise While Raising Pre-Toddlers
I recently took on a Health and Fitness Challenge for the month of December. Fellow blogger Valerie at AtlantaMomOfThree challenged us to set an exercise goal for the month and to report how we did on Mondays. My puny goal: Exercise 15 minutes, 3 times a week. Not so puny though with two pre-toddlers running … Continue reading
To Ve’ or Not to Ve’
I am a meat eater. There’s nothing better in this world than a medium-rare rib eye. My mouth waters just thinking about slicing into that tender, juicy, pink meat. Delightful. Yet I’m thinking of becoming a vegetarian for the month of January. I asked my hubbie, “What do you think?” “I think that’s my worst … Continue reading
December Health and Fitness Challenge Week 3
For the month of December I’ve taken on AtlantaMomOfThree’s Health and Fitness Challenge. She challenged us to set an exercise goal for the month and to report how we did on Mondays. My goal: Exercise 15 minutes, 3 times a week. (A difficult goal since I have twin toddlers and, I have a part-time job.) … Continue reading
December Health and Fitness Challenge Week 2
For the month of December I’ve taken on AtlantaMomOfThree’s Health and Fitness Challenge. She challenged us to set an exercise goal for the month and to report how we did on Mondays. My puny goal: Exercise 15 minutes, 3 times a week. (Not so puny though, but VERY DIFFICULT.) How did I do this week? … Continue reading
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