Where Do Picky Kids Come From? It May Be in the Genes…Or, Not

I read this article in the New York Times last night, and I thought it was interesting. Apparently, a research team, led by Dr. Lucy Cook, an epidemiologist at University College in London, has determined that most children who are picky eaters come by their neophobia (fear of new foods) honestly: through their genes. Apparently, […]

Morganna: The Adventures of an Ethical Omnivore in Training

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Is Cooking For Your Family “Retrograde June Cleaver Nonsense?”

So, I was reading Slashfood today, and came upon this post highlighting an article in the New York Times written by a working mom who has made the choice to cook healthy dinners for her family almost every night.
In “Mom Puts Family on a Meal Plan”, author Leslie Kauffman relates how she, as a […]

Aprons Come Out of the Closet

I have recently developed a fascination with aprons.
Particularly, vintage aprons like our grandmothers, aunts and mothers used to wear.
Something about the myriad colors, shapes and textures of the appeals to me. It is fascinating to me how much time was spent in sewing and decorating an item of clothing whose first purpose is purely functional, […]

Celebrate National Pig Day

How would I like everyone to celebrate National Pig Day?

Well, first of all, I would like everyone to recognize where the vast majority of the pork in thi country comes from: industrial farms which are pretty much nothing less than disgraceful threats to the ecological and medical health of our communities. Not to mention that […]

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