Sharon Quercioli, Founder/President of Our Wonderful World Media & Entertainment and friend and member of Localecopia since its beginning, has published a new book, Eating to Live Well. Featuring delicious, healthy, easy-to-make recipes and mouthwatering imagery, Sharon’s book has been well received since its release.
Sharon Quercioli, Founder/President of Our Wonderful World Media & Entertainment and author of Eating to Live Well healthy cookbook has been invited back for another book signing at The Breakers Localecopia’s Meet and Greet on Monday, May 13 from 2 PM until 4 PM.
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.
Recipe links here!
Want to learn the health benefits of each of these easy-to-prepare delicious dishes? How about some great recipes featuring the most nutritious and tasty vegetables and fruit? Well…we have just the answer! And if a picture is worth a thousand words, then you’ll love this healthy recipe book!
Lemon, the little yellow citrus fruit has several uses in our food, but it also has plenty of health purposes! Here are ten of the most important:
Mention peppermint and many people instantly think of candy canes or those delightful after-dinner mints, but peppermint is (as many of you know) a powerful essential oil. In fact, peppermint is one of my Top 5 MUST HAVE essential oils.
Fall is one of my favorite seasons. The crisp air is a refreshing change from the sweltering summer heat. But there is so much more to enjoy from this season as well! Pumpkin spice, warm sweaters, hot cups of tea… and those fall colors!
Dragon fruit (a.k.a. “pitaya”) is a beautiful fruit grown in Southeast Asia, Mexico, Central and South America, and Israel. The plant is football-shaped and has a leathery, leafy skin that is deep red or pink in color.
Living in South Florida there is one thing you cannot escape—INSECTS! Mosquitoes, fire ants and a whole slew of other bugs that like to bite and sting just come with the territory. Thankfully, we rarely have to deal with too many of those pests in our urban areas, but if you enjoy being out in nature (as I do)—watch out!