
5 Ingredients of a Successful Family Dinner
Good food makes a good family meal, but what makes a successful family dinner? One needs to understand the purpose of the family dinner to answer that question. For many a … [Read More...]
My Healthy Easter Dinner Meal with Filet Mignon
Cooking a healthy Easter dinner meal can be challenging. This year, 2012, I decided to do some healthy cooking and add a … [Read More...]
Make and Follow a Food Philosophy
Like setting goals, establishing a food philosophy is one of the most important things you can do going into a new year or … [Read More...]

The 6 Human Needs of Human Needs Psychology
There are 6 human needs that drive our behaviors. Human Needs Psychology sees these six human needs as profound motivations behind our every action. These go beyond desires or … [Read More...]

Human Needs Psychology – an Introduction
Human Needs Psychology explains why we do the things we do. It explains the root reason for our actions. Too often conflict, … [Read More...]

Cooking Technique – Basil Chiffonade
I like using a basil chiffonade. Very simply it is cutting a leafy food into thin strips. It is attractive, and when used with an aromatic herb like basil, it helps the dish you … [Read More...]
Use Herbs to Gourmet Your Home Cooking
I use herbs and spices frequently. As the founder of the Home Cooking Academy, I am constantly working on cooking projects. … [Read More...]
Culinary Knife Cuts from Allumette to Julienne
In a restaurant, culinary knife cuts have to be precise. Culinary knife cuts offer a standardization to meal preparation. Any … [Read More...]

6 Relationship Mistakes Women Make That Lead to Divorce
Both men and women make relationship mistakes that lead to divorce. Teresa Atkin from www.YourTango.com recently wrote an article about the 6 mistakes women make that … [Read More...]

15 of the Best Conversations to have during Family Meals to Build Loving and Strong Family Relationships
Successful family meals require more than just food on the table. The family dinner in particular is an opportunity to build … [Read More...]

Magic Trick Shows Secret to a Happy Marriage
Here's a magic trick and relationship tip all in one! Magician Rich Ferguson cleverly narrates several key things to remember … [Read More...]

8 Tips How to Improve Communication Skills – Part 2
Learning how to improve communication skills are at the heart of quality personal and work relationships. In the first part I covered the first 4 communication skills. … [Read More...]

8 Tips How to Improve Communication Skills – Part 1
Learning how to improve communication skills are at the heart of quality personal and work relationships. When one can convey … [Read More...]

Hearing You Say That…
A powerful communication tip is to repeat a part of what the other person just said. It indicates you are present in the … [Read More...]

Danish Blue Cheese on Bread with Red Wine
I love a good treat now and then. I like all kinds of cheeses. Lately I've been experimenting with several different kinds. If you like cheeses, it's a great way to treat yourself. … [Read More...]
Your Cookware Helper Version 2 Released
Started in June 2008, the Your Cookware Helper website, www.YourCookwareHelper.com, was created to offer a new point of … [Read More...]
My Culinary Institute of America at Hyde Park, NY Visit – Part 2
In this Part 2 of my Culinary Institute of America visit, I'll show several pictures of inside Roth Hall, the classrooms, … [Read More...]

Texting and Driving Facts Infographic
These texting and driving facts are scary. While teens and adults are addicted to texting and mobile phones, their use while driving is simply dangerous. Here is an infographic … [Read More...]

New Carnegie Mellon Study Finds Dangers in Multitasking
Multitasking from frequent use of texting, mobile phones and social networks decreases productivity by 20% according to a new study at Carnegie Mellon University. The New York … [Read More...]

Multitasking and Digital Stress INFOGRAPHIC
More research on the effects of multitasking shows our brains are not designed to handle multitasking. Frequent multitaskers have trouble filtering out irrelevant data, choosing … [Read More...]

The Dangers of Multitasking INFOGRAPHIC
Only 2% can successfully multitask. The remaining 98% of us try and suffer the consequences. With the rise of so many digital products vying for our attention we move from one … [Read More...]

The Benefits of Low Conflict Two Parent Households
Relationship quality and low conflict two parent households are key components in a child's well-being. Studies are now measuring not just whether a child is raised in a two-parent … [Read More...]
