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Charcuterie Dinner for Two in Kingston WA
Charcuterie Dinner for Two Ingredients: Cured or Dried Meat spicy peppered salami, thick cut cacciatore, Italian dry salami, and calabrese salami, prosciutto Cheeses pecorino Romano and mozzarella balls parmesan, fresh ricotta, brie, gouda, or smoked cheddar Vegetables Any vegetables that have been roasted in advance are delicious to use up roasted cauliflower, tomatoes, asparagus, or…
Knee Pain – A More Natural Option in Kingston WA
Knee Pain – A More Natural Option Our knees are a remarkable part of our body. If you’ve ever dealt with knee pain, then you understand how important they are. Every day we depend on them to perform the most basic tasks of living. The knee is a very mobile joint supported on all sides…
Avocado Toast in Kingston WA
Avocado Toast Ingredients: 2 slices gluten free bread – toasted 1 large avocado 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice 2 teaspoon extra virgin olive oil sea salt, black pepper, red pepper flakes, sesame seeds Instructions: Slice the avocado and add to sandwich or in a small bowl gently mash the peeled and pitted avocado with approximately…
Is Your Family Under Chiropractic Care in Kingston WA?
Is Your Family Under Chiropractic Care? Most people see chiropractic as an adult procedure that’s used when pain occurs, but there’s an ever-growing movement of families using chiropractic care. Families that have made chiropractic one of the pillars of their healthcare system. So why are they doing that? Every family has different reasons, but one…
Classic Pumpkin Soup in Kingston WA
Classic Pumpkin Soup Ingredients: 2.4 lb butternut squash 1 onion, sliced (white, brown, yellow) 2 garlic cloves, peeled whole 3 cups vegetable or chicken broth/stock, low sodium 1 cup water Salt and pepper 3/4 cup cream, half and half or milk Instructions: Cut the pumpkin into 2-inch slices. Cut the skin off and scrape seeds…
Do You Have a Slipped Disc in Kingston WA?
Do You Have a Slipped Disc? Most of us have heard the term “Slipped Disc” before, but do your spinal discs actually slip? The answer to that is no. Your discs are attached very strongly to the bones above and below them so it’s not possible for them to slip. It is, however, possible for…