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Three Goats Farm of Montgomery, Texas
Melissa is a former beauty queen, personal trainer and certified holistic health coach. Melissa founded Queen Bee Wellness to specialize her coaching practice towards Women's Wellness and Beauty. She helps women focus on finding their own natural beauty from a integrative approach of balancing Mind, Body and Soul. Melissa believes that what we put in our mind is just as important as the nourishing food we put in our bodies and products on our skin. She strives to coach women to balance a healthier body image, approach to wellness and authentic living. With her passion for a clean lifestyle, Queen Bee Wellness therapeutic skin care products were born- to help women enhance their natural glow, without causing harm to their health from chemical laden toxic products. Melissa's philosophy to real beauty is summarized in "Wellness is Beauty". Melissa resides on a 10 acre farm in Montgomery, Texas with her husband and teen aged children. In her spare time she is chief goat wrangler and milker of her "Queen Bee" herd of dairy goats at Three Goats Farm.
Showing posts with label Goat Cheese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goat Cheese. Show all posts

Monday, April 2, 2012


Beet Beautiful Salad
6 organic beets (cut into chunks)

4 tbsp ginger (freshly grated)

2 tbsp ghee

2 tbsp maple syrup

2 tsp cinnamon

Handful walnuts, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds (pre soaked)

4-6 oz fresh Chevre Goat Cheese

Baby Spinach (4-6 cups)



Preheat oven to 425f.Wrap all ingredients (except for the nuts and maple syrup) in parchment paper and tightly secure into a pouch. Bake for 45 minutes and unwrap and leave under the

broiler on low (make sure the oven rack is mid way or on the lower part of the oven)for an additional 10 minutes. Serve over Baby Spinach, top with nut mixture and drizzle maple syrup onto each salad (Makes 2 Salads) 

I have always loved beet and goat cheese salad but I was intrigued to try this eastern inspired recipe. I enjoy exploring how eastern philosophy can translate our nutrients into healing therapies. For example, beets actually increase bile flow, which is needed, since bile helps carry and move toxins out of the body. If they’re not, then we end up feeling toxic and irritable. According to eastern philosophy, beets help increase liver energy.The beets deep red pigment (color) known as beta cyanin is a powerful cancer fighting agent.Beet fiber has a favorable effect on bowel function too. Ginger and Cinnamon have expansive qualities that help move suppressed energy and increase circulation.Ginger and Cinnamon are not only warming and comforting to the soul, but they can boost brain function from an aromatherapy perspective. Whether it’s about their expansive qualities or because they help move blood within the system, it does wonders for creating a super mental strength. So, Diva's--let food be thy medicine and enjoy this powerful nutrient dense recipe


Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Spring Schedule for Workshops, Farm Tours and Special Events

Houston, Spring has arrived and we are already in full bloom.....stay tuned for the latest schedule of Workshops, Farm Tours and Special Events.

First Farm Tour of the Spring is:

MiaBella Goat Farm
New Caney, Texas
18857 Shire, New Caney, TX 77357
March 31st, 2011 at 11:30am-1:30pm
$5 fee for the guided tour includes cheese and soap sample.*Milk, Cheese, Kefir and Soap will be available for purchase.