Have you ever fallen in love with something at the market? It catches your eye, it’s beautiful, you're crazy for it but you don’t buy because you're scared thinking that it will bite you?

A fun way to educate your young ones is to make them have fun in the kitchen.  Instead of sitting down in front of the T.V. or computer, spend your time together helping them fall in love with the kitchen and healthy eating.

I go crazy over everything natural, healthy and tasty.  That’s why I love using organic fruits and vegetables, or products that are grown locally where I’m sure they use the least amount or no pesticides and antibiotics to grow them.

I still remember how much I loved the different colors, shapes and tastes of the many fruits and vegetables that my “Abuelo” along with his friends and neighbors cultivated when I was a child.

If Malbec is the signature grape for Argentinian red wines, its equivalent in white wine is without a doubt, Torrontés.

I still remember going with my “abuelo” to his garden in Puerto Rico to pick almond acorns off the floor just to later sit and wait beside him while he opened them for me to eat fresh.