Food & Dining

I wanted to make a high iron, vitamin rich soup for my son who is one year old.  This is easy, great tasting and very healthy... Cook one very large yam and put in a food processor.  Add a little

My favorite cookbook for the last couple years has been The Gourmet Cookbook.  It’s great because it has both everyday meals and entertaining meals.  I love everything I’ve made, and my favorites

The New York Times has a blog entry on 5 Easy Ways to Go Organic.  They're list of foods worth buying organically are, in order, 1) Milk, 2) Potatoes, 3) Peanut Butter, 4) Ketchup, 5) Apples. I think they're

Put together your Thanksgiving fruit bowl for appeal and healthy treats for your friends and family. A fruit bowl can also double as a nice centerpiece for your table. It's a good idea to visit international

This article is just in time for the fall and winter holidays. Find out which cocktails are worth splurging on and which aren't.

Here is mine... The Figs Table by Todd English We have had this cookbook for YEARS and have tried just about everything... From the Lasagna to Roasted Beets with Gorgonzola. From Crunchy Chicken to Risotto. His

If you have a child with Celiac Disease or with a gluten intolerance Halloween can be a trying time figuring out which candies are 'safe' and which aren't...not only are you checking the safety of candy

The Kraft Foods site is also another great family cooking resource. Right now they are featuring some great Halloween and Holiday recipes - their Graveyard Gelatin Dessert looks fun and delicious. You can also

Pillsbury.com has lots of yummy recipes  for the holidays or everyday. They also have a kid-friendly section featuring additional ways to spruce up the kiddie meals (if needed!). I especially like

Want to get your kids off the French fries and onto another vegetable? Do this by working potassium rich veggies, abundant during the fall months, into their diets. Carve up a butternut squash for tasty squares