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By Samantha Bailey, Registered Dietitian Heart shaped candies, bouquets of vibrant red roses, fluffy teddy bears, and X’s and O’s are beginning to filling the store aisles, which means Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. But February isn’t just about the “be mine” cards, it’s also recognized as American Heart Month by The American Heart Association to spread awareness…

When you think of January, resolutions, temperatures dropping to bitter cold, and people bundled up in their warmest attire taking on the yearly snowfall routine most likely comes to mind. January is more than new beginnings and cold winter nights – it’s National Slow Cooking Month! The magic of a slow cooker makes life easier when you are short on…

Goodbye 2016, Hello 2017! It’s a new year, and with that comes the yearly tradition to start fresh after indulging in delicious, yet not so healthy fare, especially after the holidays. We often hear people setting goals for themselves, spending time considering what version of themselves they’d like to cultivate over the upcoming months. Whether you’re looking to bid adieu…

Baby, it’s cold outside – and we’re not just talking about the classic Christmas jingle! It’s that time of year again when even the heaviest layers of your warmest clothing can’t protect you from the bone-chilling winds. We all know that nothing makes a cold winter night more tolerable than digging into a warm, hearty meal to satisfy you to…

By Dylan Bailey, MS Candidate The following 3 words may describe one of the holiday season’s most iconic culinary traditions: Green, Bean, and Casserole. The Green Bean Casserole is a staple in many households for the holidays – and no surprise - the dish was first developed in 1955, meaning this recipe turns 61 this year. Move over mashed potatoes…