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Organic Food Articles
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Written by By Kymythy R. Schultze
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If you have children, then
you know they’re a magnet for hovering hounds and mooching mousers. Living in a
busy home that includes kids, pets, and adults, the line between who eats what
can sometimes become blurry! Picking up dog or cat treats at the store can seem
pointless if your furry family member is gobbling up whatever the kids are
eating. And it can be frustrating to constantly guard the toddler from eating the
pet’s treats!
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Written by By Elizabeth Yarnell
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Autumn has always been my favorite time of year. The fiery
glory of the leaves during my college years in Maine. The alpenglow on the mountainsides
near my home in the Rockies. Pumpkin patches
and fresh apple cider straight from the press. Thanksgiving, the most important
holiday tradition in my family, and all of the annual rituals of the harvest.
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Written by Vicki Godal
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Research study shows only
heirloom organic breeds nutritionally complete.
One look at a big, red
tomato and one can almost taste its’ juicy freshness...unless, that tomato was
part of a group of 43 fruit and vegetable crops analyzed by Dr. Donald Davis, research
associate at the Biochemical Institute at the University of Texas, Austin. For
two decades, Davis
and two colleagues Melvin
Epp, and Hugh Riordan analyzed
nutritional data taken from selectively bred high yield conventionally grown produce.
In 2005, their study titled “Changes in USDA Food Composition Data for 43
Garden Crops, 1950 to 1999” showed the results.
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Written by Elizabeth Yarnell
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The recent teasers of chilly days have sent me scampering to
use up what’s left in my garden before nature decides it’s truly time to frost.
It is a good time to make pesto.
In Italy,
pesto, a paste of herbs, olive oil
and Parmesan cheese, is used for everything from spreading on bruschetta to
slathered on a Panini to stirred with hot pasta noodles until the parmesan
melts delightfully. Traditionally made with garlic, basil and roasted pine
nuts, I like to add spinach to my pesto as well. It cuts the powerful basil
nicely and adds a nice nutritional boost while making the endeavor more
economical if you have to buy your fresh herbs at the store. |
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Written by Barbara Feiner, Contributing Editor
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A college friend, now a newspaper photographer, recently visited from Boston. When we first met, she smoked several packs of cigarettes a day and thrived on fast food. Today, as mom to a 7-year-old, she’s a role model for organic living, and the family dines strictly on organic vegetarian cuisine.
When we set a lunch date, she chose her favorite restaurant on Los Angeles’ trendy “Restaurant Row”: Real Food Daily, an organic, vegan haven in West Hollywood, where celebrity sightings are de rigueur and the wait staff goes out of its way to ensure customers leave happy and replenished. |
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