By TheHealthyHostess, on February 17th, 2011
Another beautiful day in central Ohio!
2 boxes phyllo tart shells (freezer section) 1 apple, chopped with the food chopper 1/2 cup walnuts, chopped zest of 1 lemon 1/4 cup honey 1 med. piece of brie Chop the apple and walnuts very fine. Zest the lemon. Mix nuts, apple, lemon zest and honey together. Cut brie into small pieces and place 1 piece in each tart. Top brie with mixture. Bake 4-6 minutes until brie is melty. Serve
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By TheHealthyHostess, on September 29th, 2010
For my Nature’s Pride recipe I decided to use one of the most delicious and healthy fruits of Fall, apples! (I was given a Nature’s Pride coupon for the bread through Foodbuzz.)
I started with a simple, local apple.
I peeled it and chopped it.
And tossed it into a bowl with a little stevia and a cinnamon.
While that was sitting, I got started on my bread. I chose Nature’s Pride 12 grain, but any variety
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By TheHealthyHostess, on January 19th, 2009
After a relaxing day of working out, reading and getting ready for the week, we made Sunday Night Dinner #2. It was great because it felt like a Sunday, but it was actually Monday! Brady’s parents came over and we had a nice relaxing dinner! It was a great way to end the nice, long (5 day!!) weekend!
I wanted to try something different, so I made an easy, cozy, filling dinner that is similar to Shepard’s pie. I really
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By TheHealthyHostess, on December 29th, 2008
For Christmas this year, I got Brady (actually I got it for both of us) a dehydrator! He wanted one to make beef jerky and I wanted one to make dried fruit and other treats like Gina!
To start, we made dried apples, oranges, kiwis, and bananas. Brady also tried putting in some fillet, but we cooked it too long! Then we made fruit roll up with 1 bag of berry medley from TJ’s. Here is the overview…
Brady hard
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By TheHealthyHostess, on October 26th, 2008
It all started with some simple cranberry-apple relish. Chopped cranberries (in my little food processor) + chopped apple + a little honey + 15 min on the stove = delicious cran-apple relish! I made this to add to oatmeal and yogurt this week. I was going to submit it to Gina at Fitnessista the BSI contest, but it was too simple, I thought.
So we went to get apples, and ran errands today. When we got home, with tons of
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By TheHealthyHostess, on October 9th, 2008
Last night was our monthly book club meeting at my house. We just finished reading Water for Elephants, which we all agreed was good, better than we expected from reading the back cover. If you are looking for a good book to take on vacation or when you have some extra time, we recommend this! It is interesting and keeps you entertained while giving you insight into something your probably don’t know much about – the circus! Our next book:
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