One of my fond memories of cherries is picking them off the tree and eating them. Oh my, I just love the dark cherries! I know this is not the healthiest, but my mother would put a scoop of ice cream in a bowl, top it with whipped cream, then drop a cherry right on top. Since then, I’ve associated cherries with dessert. After all, they are sweet and decadent.
Cabbage is often one of the vegetables that gets ignored or forgotten. Except for St. Patrick’s Day, they normally just sit in the produce section in peace. But I’m here to open your eyes just a little to the wonderful world of cabbages.
The August Wilson play, Fences, which ended on April 21, brought the days of segregation to the stage. The storyline follows the outcome of a black man who is an outstanding baseball player but is denied a chance at playing in the Major Leagues because of the color of his skin.
by Julia Baskin Moving to a big city can be challenging for someone who wants to have a sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle, but it’s not impossible. In this article, we will look at simple ways to live green in one…
Since its opening in 1977, The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens has been a center for Japanese arts and culture in South Florida, with rotating exhibitions in its galleries, tea ceremonies performed monthly in its Seishin-an tea house, an educational outreach program with local schools and organizations and Japanese traditional festivals celebrated for the public several times a year.
Growing up, I hadn’t realized just how much I loved radishes. My mother would sneak radishes into her stews and salads. Since I’m now older and wiser, I know just how good of a parent she was for it. They’re crispy and light. As a kid, I loved them without realizing just what they were.
On Thursday, February 21, the PGA National Resort & Spa hosted a “Tea with the Author” with Sharon Quercioli, author of Eating to Live Well, an image-driven, 116-page glossy cookbook featuring easy-to-make, healthy recipes with the health benefits included.
There are certain fruits that just make me think of summer and the tropics. Pineapples, watermelon and papayas are some of them. Let’s talk about the last one today, shall we?
I love the season! There are so many shows to experience both locally and within the South Florida area. Theatergoers, here you are…
On Tuesday, January 29, the Palm Beach North Chamber of Commerce Small Business Advisory Council held its CEO Connection featuring Barbara Abernathy of the Pediatric Oncology Support Team. The event was well attended, and attendees walked away inspired by the extraordinary career and life of Dr. Aberanthy.