Hobble Creek by Rouviere Media

11/10/2023

10/23/2023

Tomatoes are a ubiquitous food ingredient, so having a tomato allergy or intolerance is extremely frustrating. The No Tomato Cookbook by Donna Rouviere Anderson can help mitigate that pain with more than 250 recipes for easy, delicious tomato-free versions of your favorite foods – pizza, tacos, enchiladas, spaghetti, salads, and much more.

Enjoy your favorite North American, Mexican/Southwest/Hispanic, Italian, and Asian foods all without coming near a tomato.

The No Tomato Cookbook gives you the knowledge to prepare appetizing tomato-free recipes quickly using common ingredients from your grocery store.

It will help you set up your kitchen for simple no-tomato cooking.

It’s an all-in-one cookbook to help you prepare meals that include salads or soups, entrees, sides, breads and desserts using a single recipe source.

With hundreds of color photos by Forrest Anderson and an index, the No Tomato Cookbook is a practical tool to cope and thrive with a tomato allergy or intolerance.

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https://hobblecreek.us/blog/entry/cooking-without-tomatoes

01/09/2023

The evidence is overwhelming that vaccinations substantially reduce the risk of serious infectious disease and save millions of lives. They are one of the greatest public health successes.

We take a broad look at how vaccines work, how they are produced, risks associated with some vaccines, ethical concerns and tradeoffs associated with them, and future vaccine developments.

See our blog, Vaccines - The Benefits Far Outweigh the Risks, at https://hobblecreek.us/blog/entry/vaccines

11/23/2022

As we gather to give thanks with friends and family, it's high time that we got the history of Thanksgiving right and thanked the foundational cultures that gave us our annual harvest feast.

Behind the late 19th-century Thanksgiving myth about benevolent Pilgrims inviting Native American guests to a bountiful feast is a far richer, more fraught history of millenniums-old Native cultures and their contribution to America.

10/04/2022

The town of Iola, Colorado, inundated almost sixty years ago when the Blue Mesa Reservoir was filled, has reemerged as water has been drained to feed Lake Powell downstream. See our blog, Water, Water Nowhere, at https://hobblecreek.us/blog/entry/water-water-nowhere

09/12/2022

A century after a dozen Native American artists displayed their work at the annual Fiesta in Santa Fe, New Mexico, the Santa Fe Indian Market has become one of North America's premier art and cultural events. See our blog, Santa Fe's Indian Market, at https://hobblecreek.us/blog/entry/santa-fes-indian-market

08/09/2022

Medieval masons created almost magical architecture with their magnificent mastery of stone and geometry. See our blog, Heavenly Stone Masons, at
https://hobblecreek.us/blog/entry/heavenly-stone-masons2

07/12/2022

Glaciers, one of the world's priceless natural resources, are melting rapidly because of global warming. See our blog, The World's Glaciers, at https://www.hobblecreek.us/blog/entry/the-worlds-glaciers

06/28/2022

Fremont Lake, near Pinedale, Wyoming on a very clear day.

06/03/2022

Capitol Reef National Park in Utah encompasses a 100-mile-long fold in the Earth in which a mind boggling 270 million years of history is captured.
The largest formation of its kind in North America, the Waterpocket Fold preserves the remnants of an ancient ocean with prehistoric sea creatures, tidal flats, tropical swamps, sand dunes, and volcanic eruptions.
See our blog, Earth's Massive Wrinkle, at https://hobblecreek.us/blog/entry/the-earths-massive-wrinkle

05/31/2022

Budget billboard in Fillmore, Utah.

05/18/2022

Great advice.
Sign in front of an old cemetery at Mission San Antonio Padua on California’s Central Coast.