September 1st is my new favorite holiday. What holiday is that, you ask? The first day of National Biscuit Month, of course! What? You aren't enamored with biscuits? I've never visited anywhere more South than Chicago (and that's not very South at all!) but I have a romanticized idea that in the South everything is comfy, cozy, and warm. And people sit down to warm family dinners that always include piping hot biscuits..and there's a fire place. Don't make …

Last night on Facebook a fan let us in on their favorite 'fast' food- Dominos cheeseless pizza with our pizza sauce from The Happy Herbivore Cookbook (p. 242) slathered on top! Ever since we saw the post, we've had pizza on the brain so tonight's dinner was a pizza party!

Our pizza was topped with sauce,cheese, fresh basil, tomatoes, green olives and green peppers on a whole wheat pizza crust. You can buy one or make your own with HH's …

I get questions about non-dairy milk often. I use the phrase 'non-dairy milk' because there are so many varieties and sometimes it's really up to your preference there's nut milks, soy milk, hemp milk. A lot of people know that they can make their own almond or nut milk- did you know that you can also make your own rice milk? Rice milk is a grain milk made by processing rice. You probably already have the ingredients at home, it's …

A few weeks ago I posted about a Kickstarter project to sell our cute elephant logo, Herbie, as a necklace. The proceeds from the sales are going to the Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee! In order for the necklaces to be made, we needed to sell 100 of these beautiful, sterling silver pieces.

I'm so touched by the support and generosity, we quickly met our goal and the project was fully funded! Today is the last day to purchase a necklace. …

I love my juicer but I couldn't bring it on the plane with me when I moved to St. Maarten.

Then my friend Kim told me she'd heard you can make green juice with a blender and nut milk cloth... my interested was peaked except, well, we don't have nut milk bags here either...

But when I found a "cheesecloth" at the hardware store for less than $2... I was ready to experiment!

All you need is a blender …