I came across a very interesting article in Reader’s Digest. It stated that the death rate from heart disease and stroke in the United States significantly decreased within the last 50 years.
However, the cardiovascular diseases are still haunting us, and are on an increase due to obesity and diabetes. The article was quite lengthy, so I decided to at least post the list of the suggested ways to reduce heart disease and stroke:
I have been experimenting with different recipes for yeast raised baked goods, such as crescents, breads and rolls. Some are quite simple and others are more sophisticated, but they all are so heavenly delicious, hence so worth the preparation effort.
Today, I will share my latest recipe for delicious butter rolls, so rich and buttery, and as all yeast raised baked goods, they are at their prime taste right after baking, while still slightly warm….but never served when still HOT.
Yeast raised baked goods need cooling off time before serving, to retain their best texture and flavor.
It has been a while since I shared some useful tips with you, from ecomii website, which I find very informative.
This one is about eating whole foods, rather than processed foods.
Gardening is my fun outdoor activity. My garden is too small to be sustainable, but we do enjoy the homegrown veggies, herbs and berries.
Right now my perennial plants came back to life and are loving the sun and warm weather.
None of us would have ever imagined in our wildest dreams, the velocity of the coronavirus pandemic.
Unfortunately it is real, it here and everywhere, and we are dealing with it the best we know how.
While sewing these masks and dealing with the stress of our son’s illness, I was thinking about the purpose of my masks, which inspired me to compose a short poem and to share it with all of you today.
