Food & Health on PlanetGreen.Discovery.comI'm Vegan Documentary Gets to the Meat of the Much Maligned Lifestyle.
A documentary project aims to clear up some preconceptions about vegans.
Some folks believe that it's okay to hate vegans. As a result, vegans are goaded and called annoying and even accused of smelling like incense.
Enter filmmakers Eric Prescott, Spencer Campo, and Matthew Goodwin. This vegan trio are behind a new documentary project called, simply enough, "I'm Vegan": ...
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... I'm Vegan Documentary Gets to the Meat of the Much Maligned Lifestyle; By Mickey Z.
Recipes for Health on the NYTimes.comJust Don’t Call Them Weeds - At the farmers’ market in Santa Monica, Calif., near where I live, there’s a stall selling a host of unusual greens and herbs, among them purslane, dandelion greens and two types of amaranth (one with red leaves, the other with green leaves and red veins). I was delighted to come across them: I’ve been hard pressed to find these neglected greens in American markets, despite the fact that they’re nutritious, versatile and popular in many of the world’s cuisines. With thick stems and succulent leaves, purslane, ...
Full Story: Just Don’t Call Them Weeds; By MARTHA ROSE SHULMAN
Healthy Cooking on EatingWell.comLove Potatoes? Get 10 Recipe Transformations
Potatoes have been revered for centuries. The Spanish Conquistadors must have seen value in this humble tuber when they first carried the potato to Europe from its home in South America in the sixteenth century. From there, the potato traveled across the globe and became a staple crop in many cultures, including Ireland, Russia and even the Nepalese Himalayas and ...
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Health on the WashigtonPost.comHealthy foods often contaminated by bacteria - Healthy foods such as tomatoes, leafy greens and berries also are in the top 10 list of foods that can cause illness, according to a new study that analyzed foodborne-illness outbreak data from the Food and Drug Administration.
Leafy greens, tomatoes and berries: They're packed with vitamins and showcased by nutritionists as healthful foods that Americans should eat regularly.
They are also among the 10 foods most likely to make you sick, ...
Full Story: Healthy Foods Carry Hidden Dangers, New Study Finds; By Lyndsey Layton
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~ Moreish Morsels - Spanish-style eateries seem to be the popping up all over, so Lucinda O'Sullivan got stuck into some tasty tapas. Independent.ie
~ A fabulous bowl of Italy - Marrying pasta and veggies in southern Italy. SFGate.com
~ Tips for carcinogen-free grilling - To avoid the problem, cook at lower heats, microwave first to reduce grill time, and use marinades. WSJ.com
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