I Want to THRIVE
September/October
In 2009 we had the idea of creating six downloadable magazines just for SCDers that would cover the whole year! Each one would include lots of seasonal taste-tested recipes, articles about living and cooking, menus with recipes and shopping lists, and other interesting stuff that someone on the SCD would like! They were and continue to be a big hit! Please enjoy!
Some of these recipes can now also be found in our "Food With Friends" and "International Feast: You Can Eat This!"
cookbooks by Robin S. Cox, sold on Amazon!
cookbooks by Robin S. Cox, sold on Amazon!
September/October
Just a few of the delicious recipes in this issue...
Whipped Carrots
Warm Roasted Beet Salad
Slow Cooked Taco Soup
Pirate Party Boat
Southwest Beef & Beans
Tailgate Chicken Skewers
Squash & Apples
Glazed Pineapple
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In This Issue...
Articles:Out & About at Island's Restaurant
"Island's Restaurants have been "Grillin' and Chillin' since '82" in Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii and Nevada. They have a fun Hawaiian surf theme that feels casual and comfortable.... An item that is no longer on the menu but is still available is the Protein Plate, and it's delicious!..." Read more on 30... Pregnancy and Nursing on the SCD "One of the joys of being on the SCD is the ability to have a drug-free, symptom-free, healthy pregnancy. Children are such a blessing, and it is wonderful to be healthy enough to sustain them both before and after birth. Here are some practical ideas about how I maintained a healthy pregnancy on the SCD. It can be done!..." Read more on page 32... |
Articles:Pirate Party Lunch or Dinner
"Peg Leg Chicken Legs are yummy chicken wings, baked and served with celery sticks and dip. The kids at our party gobbled these up! There were just one or two little peg legs left at the end of the party..." Read more on page 6... Helping Your Child Make the SCD Their Own "You've been working so hard, making everything for your child who needs to be on the SCD, but what's going to happen when she's on her own? What will happen when she goes to spend the night at the home of a friend or goes off to high school in her own car? How can you make sure your son orders the right thing when he goes to the mall or when the team stops for fast food after practice? These are the kind of scary thoughts that keep parents of SCD pre-teens and teens awake at night!..." Read more on page 8... Dorm Living and the SCD "The school year is upon us, and you or your son or daughter may be preparing to head to college this fall. Although a college dorm living situation can seem daunting for those following the SCD, take heart! It is possible to stick to the SCD while in a dorm! With a little creativity you can do it..." Read more on page 16... The Story of Our Son's 80 Mile Hike "When my son Jacob was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis in February 2007 at the age of 12, I thought that all his dreams of adventure were over. He especially dreamed of a hiking trip to New Mexico with his dad when he turned 14. Well, thanks to the SCD and my dehydrator, Jacob has just returned from that trip. The challenge beyond just having UC and hiking 80 miles was that he had no way of keeping his food cold..." Read more on 27... |
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