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Month: December 2018
Mashed Cauliflower
If you haven’t jumped on the mashed cauliflower bandwagon yet, this recipe will surely make you a believer—and the slow cooker does all the work.
Working at Carroll Hospital: Jonathon Burger, R.N.
Emergency department registered nurse Jonathon Burger has worked at Carroll Hospital for 12 years.
Fruit Christmas Tree
This is a great edible craft to do with kids of all ages! It makes a beautiful appetizer or centerpiece for your holiday table and, because your children can help you make it, they will be more likely to eat it!
Mindful Eating for the Holidays
Even for those who practice mindful eating, the holidays present some additional challenges. Typically, during the holiday season, people find themselves attending more parties and social gatherings with an abundance of not-so-healthy food and beverages. Couple the increased availability of food with the stress of the holiday season (and the societal acceptance of holiday indulgence), and mindfulness if often thrown out the window!
Orange Honey Garlic Roasted Chicken
There is nothing more simple than a one-pan dish that provides a savory, mouthwatering meal. This roasted chicken is simple to make and delicious.
Finding and Sharing Joy
Jump for joy! Joy to the world! Enjoy. The word “joy” surrounds us, yet many struggle to find it. The daily grind and life’s burdens try to steal our joy, and noses buried in cell phones rob us of countless opportunities to bring joy to those passing by.
Autumn Crunch Pasta Salad
Pasta salad is generally thought of as a summer side, but this crispy, delicious pasta salad is filled with nutrition and flavor.