healthy eating at home

With a little creativity, you can “hide” those greens and make them more desirable (especially for the younger members of the family that turn their heads whenever they see something green coming their way). Here are six ideas for using leafy greens to create a fun and healthy eating experience.

This spice is known for its smoky and earth flavor, but it’s also got some pretty unique health benefits!

Making food from “scratch” doesn’t mean growing your own vegetables (although that’s good too!). You can use store bought foods that just require more preparation and encourage smarter shopping. Here are five reasons to start taking the time to prepare your own meals from scratch.

Besides the access to fresh produce all season long, and the money savings involved with growing your own food—continued research indicates that vegetable gardening is good for you and your whole family. Here are seven good reasons to start your own vegetable garden today!

you can use unique presentations and different cooking techniques to infuse some creativity into your next dinner party or potluck. From fun with jello molds to trendy small appliances and socially intriguing dinner parties—here are eight healthy ways adults can play with food…and get away with it!

While there are many super foods out there, they aren’t the only foods that are good for you. In fact, you’ll find that many healthy people eat a variety of foods, many surprising bites that don’t get their credit due. If you’re looking to make some changes to your diet, read on for 9 foods that super healthy people are prone to eating.