Chicken Rollatini – Easy to Make…Tastes Great Too!

The recipe below will serve three people or two fairly hungry people. It should be served with linguine and some nice Italian bread in order to fulfill federal nutrition guidelines.1 You’ll note that in most cases no specific quantity is listed for the ingredients. With this recipe it is proportion – not precision – [...]

Health Food Focus: Banana Chocolate Turnover

This is one recipe that will challenge the A.D.D.er. who has little or no cooking skills. However, the results – a hot banana-chocolate filling – are worth every bit of frustration especially when served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The main challenge lies in working with Phyllo (a/k/a, Fillo) dough, a paper [...]

Cooking Dinner Can Help Your Brain

Maybe it was a smart idea to add a cooking section to this website since there is some evidence that cooking may help your brain. See: Can Cooking Dinner Help Your Brain?

Chicken Cordon Bleu

This recipe is perfect for the A.D.D.er who thrives on hyperfocused multi-step processes. It begins with thinly sliced chicken breasts and progresses to a rolling, flouring, egg coating, bread crumb covering and frying process that is topped off with a sauce making and baking process. None of these steps are complicated…but there are many of [...]