Good Life Ramblings

 As promised in our IG post yesterday, we are blogging about the wonderful Thai Coconut Chicken we prepared last night using the Thai Red Curry spice blend from the Spice & Tea Exchange in St. Augustine. Yes, Spice & Tea Exchange is a franchise but we love visiting both the uptown and downtown locations when we are there. As the name implies, they have a ton of spices and teas! If you're foodies like us, its very easy to spend a bunch of money pretty quickly in there! We have to thank www.averiecooks.com for the recipe on which we based our creation. You should check her out, she is our kitchen's new spirit animal!   Her recipe is below, we'll talk about a few changes we had to make out of necessity but we are very, very pleased with the result! Thai Chicken Coconut Curry YIELD:  SERVES 6   TOTAL TIME:  ABOUT 20 TO 25 MINUTES   PREP TIME:  5 MINUTES   COOK TIME:  ABOUT 15 TO 20 MINUTES INGREDIENTS: 2 to 3 tablespoons coconut oil (oliv...

Let’s face it, nothing ruins a great day on the water more than having your breakfast revisit you on its way to feed the fishes! Some folks seem to have an immunity to such worries but if you’re like me you know what I’m talking about. I feel your pain!   I absolutely love being on the water, be it diving, cruising, fishing or just day tripping with good friends however, all my life I’ve struggled with the specter of nausea which seems to rear  its  ugly head about half the time I venture out on the water!   Naturally, I’ve tried plenty of remedies,  most obviously Dramamine or any generic version containing its active ingredient, Meclizine  Hci ,  with varying degrees of success. I’m not vouching for any  particular one  as it often seems that a combination of things works best.               So! Without further ado, here are:         9  Quick Tips to Beat Sea sickness:   ...