Food for Thought

No matter how you celebrate Mardi Gras, or where, here’s a few recipes that you can contribute to the party!

Whether you’re set on your Thanksgiving menu or not, here are a few more ideas that might inspire you to try something new or reinvented!

Sifting your flour introduces air into your batter, creating a lighter batter that’s easier to mix and results in fluffier baked goods!

Surely, we’re elaborating on more than just Pumpkin spice, but let’s allow the actual foods of the season to shine and add to that list!

It’s nutritious and delicious! Garlic can help with an array of disorders like high blood pressure, high cholesterol levels, and infections.

Medicinal properties associated with ginger are anti-inflammatory properties, anti-thrombotic properties, cholesterol/blood pressure-lowering and MANY more!

Cinnamon is more popular than pumpkin spice; which is really a majority of cinnamon and other fragrant spices. So, why is cinnamon so popular?

Turmeric can be accredited for promoting healthy digestion, boosting the heart, brain, nervous, circulatory, and immune system, and more!

Don’t rely on restaurants (whether fast food or high-quality) to feed yourself, friends, or family. Instead, make that five-star meal at home!