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This time of year if feels like we are changing holidays so fast from Halloween to Thanksgiving to Christmas to New Years. Here is a time saver to lessen your stress.

Learn how to use a dry leaf to make a marvelous paper turkey's tail. Not wanting a turkey? Try a thankful tree!

What is feijao? How do you make it? What's it taste like? Here are all the answers regarding this Brazilian staple casserole.

Yixing County is known as the pottery capital of China. The China Yixing Ceramics Museum showcases the pottery that's been made in this rural area for thousands of years.

Flu shots are usually preventive. If you've received your flu shot in the past, only to find it just didn't work, it's still best to have one.

Celery is a vegetable that is packed with nutrients and minerals. Learn the benefits of eating celery and how to add more celery into your diet.

A versatile vegetable, plentiful at a time of year when greens are scarce. Enjoy in pasta bakes or with lightly poached eggs.

By using inexpensive items from the pantry and medicine chest, you can make your own beauty products that contain no harsh chemicals, smell great and are always fresh.

Insalata Caprese is the classic easy Italian salad, made from tomatoes and mozzarella

The end of summer does not mean the end of gardening chores. There is plenty to do before the days become too short to complete chores and winter sets in.

This article provides basic ideas and steps for creating a fall bulletin board in the preschool classroom.

Stuffed squash makes a festive main dish for meals. Blue Hubbards provide unique color and large centers make it perfect to stuff for a vegetarian entree.

The technique for fermenting cabbage to make sauerkraut came to America with European immigrants who also brought with them a host of recipes.

Bay laurel is an evergreen perennial that is known as The Sacred Tree of Apollo. This herb has a very rich history.

A new pie idea from a New Zealand chef working in Brazil. Take the national dish, Feijoada, and serve it as a puff pastry pie.

Butternut squash is layered with brown butter, crispy sage leaves and parmesan cheese to make an easy-to-prepare side dish for autumn dinners.

Summer is but a memory, but here are some easy ways to bring autumn hues and scents indoors without spending a cent.

Learn what makes comfrey work as a healing plant and how to get the most out of comfrey. Includes detailed instructions on making a comfrey poultice.

Lobster chowder is a rich and satisfying meal for guests, but is also quite easy to prepare.

There are plenty of edible greens in the warm months of the year, but what is there to eat in the wild when the ground freezes and most plants are dead or dormant?

Children love making presents for the people they love. This calendar is not only a keepsake of the child at that point but also a great present.

Tired of sauce in a jar? Do you miss your grandmother's meatballs, but can't figure out her secret recipe? Now you have the ingredients to carry on the family tradition!

Gold leafing techniques can turn a dime store item into a million bucks. All it takes is a little patience and some crafty determination.

Soups are a great choice for winter meals because they are simple to prepare and can be low in fat without sacrificing flavor.

This recipe for Sweet Pork Salad and its famous Cilantro Ranch Dressing is a near perfect copy-cat for that found at Costa Vida or Café Rio.

Kale soup is a Portuguese staple. It's light, easy to make and good for you.

Fall provides teachers with opportunities to use easy writing prompts and creative projects. Students will enjoy writing about October, autumn, Halloween, and pumpkins.

A creamy, deep-flavoured soup tinged with Drambuie - an herb and honey-flavoured Scotch. Seconds anyone?

Sub Rosa Saffron vodka has an intense scent and flavor that adds an exotic touch to any cocktail.

If breakfast is the most important meal of the day, lunch is the second. This vegetable-rich, low-calorie soup makes a hearty, healthy lunch.

This is a vegetable curry that uses whatever vegetable you have in your fridge. Make your own curry mixture.

Herbs have been utilized throughout history in many interesting and beneficial ways to promote wellness, and their role in promoting good digestion is chief among them.

Kids of all ages and genders are fascinated with dinosaurs. Capturing their passion with a fun-filled dinosaur birthday party is so much fun, for children and parents!

Children in elementary grades will have fun making advent wreaths, Christmas tree ornaments and other holiday projects.

Nurturing a plant helps children learn to nurture themselves while teaching responsibility through plant care and building self-esteem through accomplishment outdoors.

Gazanias may grow as perennials in their native Africa, but in frost-prone areas they're raised from seed as annual bedding plants with an exotic touch.

Prepare a great cup of tea and make honey apple tea, Almond Tea, or Chai Tea.

This recipe evokes everything good about a cold winter's night. From the rich texture of the tender lamb to the creamy goodness of the risotto, this meal warms spirits.

The back to school transition can be an exciting, yet sometimes difficult, time. Make it fun with a colorful, welcoming classroom bulletin board!

Water has a wealth of health benefits and is essential to maintaining good health. To avoid the strain of meeting those daily intake targets, add some pep to your water.

This lesson plan helps your child learn about truly being thankful, while helping her to get into the Thanksgiving Day spirit.

This thick winter soup, made from chestnuts, seasonal vegetables and herbs, has an unusual ingredient that makes it a bit special.