8 Foodie Apps for Smart, Fresh, Local Eats

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Whether you are sifting through your smartphone for a recipe list or for a stellar local restaurant, there are countless apps available today for foodies everywhere and of every kind. It seems pretty likely today that when we’re in a pickle for where to eat or what to cook for dinner, we’re going to opt [...]

Honoring Momma Earth & Your Momma this Mother’s Day

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Green Diva Lisa and I had a great time yesterday making our little Green Diva Quickie video about this year’s Mother’s Day. We had some laughs as we memorialized our wonderful mom who has been gone for 17 years now. If I have any talent at all, I’d like to think it came from mom, who [...]

Meatless Mondays: Take the Pledge

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I do love meat, but am eating less and less as I think about lowering my impact on the environment.  I was reading a piece from Mario Batali and he mentioned how he joined the Meatless Monday campaign.  If you are just beginning to thinking about eating less meat, Meatless Mondays is a good place [...]

Green Diva Review: Freedom in Your Relationship with Food

In Freedom in Your Relationship with Food, Myra Levin combines the principles of Ayurveda and yoga to promote a whole life plan to raise the reader’s consciousness toward food and eating.

Still Rolling in Zucchini – and Loving It!

It’s still raining zucchini! Well, maybe not literally, but it can feel that way at this time in the year, when home gardens, farmer’s markets and fresh produce aisles abound with these versatile and prolific veggies. There is something kind of funny about these little green monsters. It could just be the word ‘zucchini’, which [...]

Sustainable Health – Suppers for Sobriety Dinner Menu – YUM!

Wayne and I have been going to Princeton, NJ one Sunday a month for a couple of months to a unique, healthy dinner club. It was founded by the mama earth of Princeton area herself, Dorothy Mullen - local vegetable garden educator, holistic nutritional advocate and certified addictions counselor. She and co-founder of Suppers for Sobriety, [...]

5 Good Reasons to Go Nuts – or Eat Them Anyway

In addition to being a nut job, I am a nut lover. I really haven’t tasted a nut I didn’t like – even the peanut, which is technically a legume. I feel dreadfully sorry for those who have the dangerous nut allergy. My fiance has an allergy to chocolate, which I’m actually jealous of, but [...]

Earth Day: Food for Thought

Is there anyone NOT sucked into the whirlwind of earth day hype? Is there anyone that isn’t thinking of how they can get their green on? Is anyone else feeling overwhelmed by it all? Us Green Divas area all about easy does it! If we make earth day more of a lifestyle and simply start [...]

Vegetarian Gumbo Adventure

We had a hankerin for something different for our sunday dinner this weekend. Then I had a timely conversation with a dear friend who fell in love and moved to Tennessee and now owns and runs a restaurant called Papa Boudreaux’s Cajun Cafe & Catering Company. I did some research and decided to try and create [...]

What if Life Really is a Bowl of Cherries? I’ll Drink Mine . . .

This picture reminds me of a little cherry convention. I’ve been asked to review a new cherry drink, but I thought I would indulge in a little cherry 101 first. Did you know . . . Cherries are related to apricots Cultivation of cherries dates back to 300 b.c. Prunus avium, the common cherry tree [...]