Baked Eggs over Spicy Red Pepper Quinoa. Start your morning off right with a nutritious balanced breakfast.
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Eggs over Spicy Red Pepper Quinoa
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Coyote Lost at Sea in Bookstores Now
Check out the new book by my friend and author Julia Plant. It details the story of her brother Mike Plant who was lost in a sailing trip around the world.
When Coyote and its skipper, Mike Plant, went missing mid-Atlantic in November 1992, the sailing world held its breath. Now, twenty years later, the story around the mystery, tragedy, and enigma is told at last.
“[Plant] is as close as yachting gets to a James Dean character, going his own way, in his own time, but always with an eye to the sea as he delivered the hastily commissioned coyote to the start of the Vendée Globe.”
–Barbara Lloyd, New York Times
“Julia Plant is a careful exacting detective as she tries to understand her brother’s death at sea…”
–-Sandy Marsters, Points East Magazine
