Bridget Smith

Grilling is more than just a great way to cook a meal or have a get-together; for many people, it's a lifestyle. Whether your preference is charcoal or gas, if you want to throw a great backyard barbecue, keep these things in mind.

Health advice often leaves us wondering what, if anything, we can eat. Fear not: food doesn't need to be your enemy and finding healthy ways to incorporate your favorite foods isn't impossible. This time around, we're looking at meat.

If cooking is one of your hobbies, you might find that adding one of a few other hobbies will help you stay healthy and more in control of the foods you and your family eat. Beyond that, having complementary hobbies helps them to reinforce one another!

If you and your partner love food almost as much as you love each other, why not plan a delicious food-and-love-themed Valentine's Day? Cover everything from breakfast in bed to dessert under the stars for a romantic day filled with wonderful flavors.

Healthier eating on the menu for 2015? Discover three common treats that make a lot of sense to make at home instead of fetching from the grocery store. They can be healthier, tastier, and less expensive if you plan right.

Quick! Before the holidays have us all running in every direction at once, take a load off and enjoy a spa party with your friends. It's a perfect early-season gift for you all to have you looking and feeling your best for the holidays.

Knowing your college students will be heading home for the upcoming holidays gives you, as a parent, a great opportunity to make sure they are taking care of themselves and leave them with some great, easy ideas for eating and moving right.

It's time to enjoy the results of your recent fishing excursion. If you think fresh fish is overwhelming in the kitchen, give your family a wink and take it to the camp site instead!