Category: Blog

We had a vegan visitor from the East Coast, so while in San Francisco we took her to Greens Restaurant. This is a review of our meal and the restaurant…. [Continue Reading]

A friend is currently avoiding and eliminating “nightshade” plants from her diet based on medical advice. Since I want to have her over for dinner, I have been thinking about… [Continue Reading]

My Milk Series This is most likely my last post on milk. I have researched and written about the milks, animal or plant, and have given each their due. Today… [Continue Reading]

Some interesting new instant noodles and soups I have recently tried from the website Noodelight. While many of the ramen they sell are less than $2/package, they do have some… [Continue Reading]

One of the big things about a home garden is related to like-foods needing harvesting at the same time. So, you have mustard greens, chard, kale, and collard greens in… [Continue Reading]

I am one of the ~3M people in the USA that experiences gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). I can eat throughout the day with only minor symptoms, but an hour after… [Continue Reading]

I love “Taco Tuesdays”, currently my spouse and I have a standing date to visit a Mexican Restaurant each Tuesday for taco lunches. There are three types of taco varieties… [Continue Reading]

DoorDash ordering data (1 Jan 2019 to 31 Oct 2020) combined with a DKC Analytics national consumer survey of 1,000 Americans (6 Nov – 7 Nov 2020), has produced some… [Continue Reading]

Steaming Foods Wikipedia:  Steaming works by boiling water continuously, causing it to vaporise into steam; the steam then carries heat to the nearby food, thus cooking the food. By many it is… [Continue Reading]

Dietary Fiber Important to Health (1) Most of us will get fiber directly from the foods we eat, unless we tend to eat only meat and processed foods. PCRM states… [Continue Reading]

The Rice Crop Rice is an ubiquitous and gluten-free starchy grass that is a staple food and also used in many food products. It is the #1 food crop, consumed… [Continue Reading]

On May 13th the CDC announced that fully vaccinated people need no longer wear masks outdoors or indoors. But I do not think I can just return to normal, because… [Continue Reading]

As the NewYorker writes, Insects—part delicacy, part gag—are chic again.This week I am posting about insect snacks you can buy, to eating dried insects by themselves, to some hints on… [Continue Reading]