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It’s possible to buy pockets of love. Homer proved it one warm, puffy pitta at a time.

Even a blustery, wet sidewalk couldn’t deter a dozen-plus shuffling patrons from claiming their spot in line. Because while the former yoga-studio was anything but roomy, the promise of hand-rolled, wood-fired pita was just steps away.

You can detox just by feeding your body the right foods to support your body’s detoxifying functions.............. Click here or the image below to read Lea Basch's full article on The Tasteful Pantry

Easy, light and delicious pumpkin mousse recipe with graham crackers and yogurt. Great dessert for parties or any other time! click here or on the image below to read Ilona's "Easy Pumpkin Musse" recipe.

Mushrooms have the ability to help boost your immune system, providing you with numerous vitamins, minerals, and enzymes............. Click the Image below to read Rachel Morrow's creamy mushrrom soup recipe on Food Matters

If you’re inviting a big group over, chances are you’ll have at least one person with some sort of dietary restriction. So here are some tips to manage such occasions from the Tasteful Pantry. Click the Image below to read the full article.

Update your Homemade Cranberry Sauce with apples for a simple and sweet twist on the classic Thanksgiving side. Tasty without getting too crazy - Click image below to read the complete article by Meggan Hill

Besides the picturesque nature and colors, fall also brings many comforting foods – pumpkins, squash, apple cider are just a few that make fall feasts so spectacular. These foods don’t just bring a variety of colors to the table, they also have many medicinal and health benefits. Click the image below to read Dr. Jeremy Wolf's article on Food Matters and to take a look at some of the fall super-foods.........

If you love Reuben sandwiches, you’re going to LOVE the Reuben Dip recipe from Meggan Hill. To view the recipe click: #recipe" target="_blank">www.culinaryhill.com/hot-reuben-dip-recipe/#recipe

Heading north from Seattle for a long weekend getaway we decided we would grab a bite to eat in Everett. Our initial instinct was to find a place on the waterfront, but after reviewing our options we decided we wanted something different.

After some deliberation, we decided to chance The New Mexicans restaurant on Hewitt Ave. Admittedly, it didn’t have the waterfront view, but it certainly did have its own unique character and a staff that genuinely care about what they serve and whether you like what they serve.

We were both very hungry, but after hearing the portion size, decided to share a carne asada breakfast burrito and spinach salad. Both were delicious and more than enough to satisfy two hungry travelers. This was our first New Mexico style burrito which was different than what we’ve had in Mexican restaurants. The meal was very good – everything was well prepared and tasted like it was home cooked from secret recipes – spicy, tasty and filling. We will definitely be back!

Nutrition can be a controversial issue. There’s no doubt about it! ~ Click the image below to learn about healthy protein options from Laurentine ten Bosch.