Confused cookies are my new favorite! Because there are only two of us and only one of us who needs a dessert on the regular,
I know from experience that people in late stage Alzheimer’s start forgetting how to eat. It causes a lot of stress for us caregivers which
I was determined to make chocolate spice bread in a healthy way so I could enjoy as much of as I want. I think I
Back when I was on my weight loss journey I stumbled across this recipe. I have a wicked sweet tooth and was always looking
Cornbread is a favorite and easy to make. I love it with honey but when I found this recipe from the New York Times
When I was on my weight loss journey the common suggestion was to only eat things you could find growing naturally. Despite my rigorous search
One of my favorite websites for recipes is King Arthur Flour. I’m sharing their recipe for this moist, fruit-packed breakfast bread because it’s delicious and
For my regular listeners, it’s no secret that I’m a huge lover of sweets. My go-to is chocolate but occasionally I’ll eat something else. As
If you’ve got an abundance of zucchini from your garden or are just looking for an easy, healthy breakfast, this is a great recipe
Getting water into our loved ones can be an ongoing challenge. Most people living with Alzheimer’s retain their love of sweet flavors. This
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