When I think of healthy food, I go back to my childhood and vegetables were my worst enemies. I used to think of them as bland, boring and horrible. It wasn’t until I started to think of them in a different way that I started to like them; when you are a kid and a teenager vegetables are for sure uncool, but you discover how adding a couple of them to your favorite dish adds that extra taste that was missing, plus is good for you.
Anjali writes tells a story about how she got so interested in cooking and the differences she found between her and her husband eating habits. “I was raised in the healthy-eating, organic-obsessed, farmer’s market-driven culture of the San Francisco Bay Area; he grew up in the deep-dish pizza-loving suburbs of Chicago.” she also talks about how she tricked her husband into starting to like healthy foods and now he asks for vegetables in his dishes.
Anjali’s cooking style have been featured in many Magazines and TV shows. Everyone likes her philosophy. 
One of the articles she writes is about people’s busy lives, not everyone has time to cook everyday and when we do, we want things to be fast and easy. In this article she gives an idea on what to eat as snack when you are in the run.I think this are great ideas for college students that are always on campus. I noticed how my level of energy changes when I eat junk food, I get tired and all I want is a nap. When I eat something healthy I actually feel more awake and willing to do work.
The pocky eater: eating my way into a healthy life has changed many peoples lives, you can see it on the comments you see under every article and recipe. You can contact her directly and if she has a way to respond you can assure you will see an article to help you with your eating habits.
What I really like of this blog is how she teaches you to replace ingredients so little by little you start making the change into a healthy life. All the recipes that she has are organized by categories and are easy to follow.
So what are you waiting for? let take the challenge and change our lives styles