May 9th, 2008
Back in March we featured several posts on the benefits of going meatless at least a few times a week.
Here’s one more: You won’t have to worry about your cat jumping from the refrigerator to the top of cabinets and hanging out above your stove while chicken cooks.
He knows I can’t reach him — way […]
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May 7th, 2008
GreenLivingBuilding.com has an interesting post up - What You Eat (or don’t eat) Helps The Environment Most. We’ve discussed this issue here before, but this post is a good read. It’s got some stats neatly laid out which are trying to prove to you that
“What you eat affects our environment more than most anything else.
…more […]
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April 2nd, 2008
In the previous post we discussed how homemade popsicles can reduce the trash we toss, save money (both on boxes and gas to the store), and help to save resources. Also, homemade pops are cool (no pun intended) because you can make them healthy, organic, and without preservatives. Or you can indulge and make extra […]
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March 20th, 2008
Many of us are welcoming spring today, so I thought it would be nice to go over some nature loving, tree hugging, eco-friendly ideas that will carry the entire family through the better part of spring and into summer.
1. Quit looking at nature through your frosty windows. It’s warming up, so get out there and […]
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March 11th, 2008
Candied flowers are one of my favorite things ever. You can use them for so many things:
Cake, pie, sorbet, ice cream, and cupcake toppers.
Bag them up and give as gifts.
Add to summer drinks.
Decoration for dishes or around a holiday table.
To teach kids about edible flowers.
You can use super tiny bags and turn them into gift […]
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March 4th, 2008
In celebration of Peggy’s look at the meatless life lately - wait, have you missed that? Well, Peggy’s been looking at meatless living and I added one myself. Here’s a look back at some meatless posts we’ve done:
Meatless Meals: How to Cook Everything Vegetarian
A Veggie Resource in the Health and Science Channel
Meatless Meals: Veggie Books […]
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March 1st, 2008
One of the best ways to eat less meat as an adult is to love vegetables as a kid.
Look for these books the next time you go to the library:
Oliver’s Vegetables. Oliver learns that there are other foods besides french fries.
A Turkey for Thanksgiving. Well, not really. The book is a fun portrayal of a […]
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February 26th, 2008
During this Meatless Meals week, I thought you’d like to know about a neighboring blog in the Health & Science Channel: Veggie Chic by Jul.
One post you might especially like to try out is 5 ways to slowly go vegetarian. Or, semi-vegetarian, whatever your goals are.
Veggie Chic features recipes, tips on staying meatless while traveling […]
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February 26th, 2008
One resource I chose to help me with my quest to eat more meatless meals is Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything Vegetarian. I have owned his How to Cook Everything for years and have been greatly impressed. I won’t exactly call this a cookbook for dummies, but Bittman explains everything. And I do mean […]
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February 25th, 2008
If you want to pick just one day a week to not eat meat, pick Monday because saying Meatless Monday is fun.
Meatless Monday is a national health campaign to help prevent health problems caused by eating too much meat. The website offers recipes, health and nutrition info, tips, recipe e-cards and whatever else you […]
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