by Michelle Lasley | Apr 3, 2018 | One a Day, Outside the Home, Post a Day 2018, The Balancing Act, The Green Life
I’m a quiet gardener. That is, I have known basics since I was a child, I’ve studied gardening as an adult, and I’ve written about gardening. I’ve even practiced with my family. My practice isn’t incredibly consistent, despite my love of...
by Michelle Lasley | Feb 20, 2014 | Family, Food, One a Day, Post a Day 2014
You’re given a plot of land and have the financial resources to do what you please. What’s the plan? Simple. Acquisitions. You see, there is a book, and it explains who all the owners are. They are neighbors to the plot of earth. They are longtime, and sometimes new,...
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by Michelle Lasley | Oct 3, 2011 | Family, Food, One a Day, Parenting, Post a Day 2011
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by Michelle Lasley | Sep 7, 2011 | Family, Food, One a Day, Post a Day 2011
Yesterday, I started talking about cooking in our Culture of Food. I wanted to discuss how diverse we are and how that cultural diversity has contributed to some food confusion. Then, compound that with busier lives — I can see why I have parents who think they can’t cook. I’ve said this before, so if I sound like a broken record, do forgive me, but I learned that cooking is relatively easy with two keys. These worked for me, and I hope they work for someone else.
by Michelle Lasley | Aug 29, 2011 | Family, Food, Health, One a Day, Post a Day 2011, The Green Life
Photos [flickrslideshow acct_name=”alexis22578″ id=”72157627551868896″] Reading Michael Ruhlman America: Too Stupid to Cook America: Too Stupid to Cook, Part II The No Nitrate Debate Michael Pollan Omnivore’s Dilemma Pondering Scientific...
