Showing posts with label vegetarian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegetarian. Show all posts

Jun 16, 2014

Food Inspiration

Some meatless recipes from around the web to inspire and enjoy...

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1. Veggie breakfast basic -- scrambled tofu via the Post Punk Kitchen.



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2. The nourish and glow miracle bowl via Oh She Glows.


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3. Vegan Sushi Rolls via This Rawesome Vegan Life.

Mar 23, 2013

Weekend Edition #6 Spring Cleaning

Spring is a lovely time to shift gears, shed tired habits, and start fresh from the inside out...




The quote above is from "Yoga and Vegetarianism" by Sharon Gannon.  It is a quick and inspirational read that navigates food choices using basic yoga philosophy.  I definitely recommend it.




While most Albuquerque growers' markets won't start until late April/May, the Corrales Growers' Market is open once per month in the off season with the next chance to get some super fresh food coming up on April 7th.  In the meantime, here is a list of what's in season.


For life and space organizing check out "Organizing from the Inside Out" by Julie Morgenstern.  Much more than a quick tips guide, the book gets you to do some reflecting on what is important to you in life and moves from there.  Super helpful.

So how do you clean a yoga mat?  It all depends on the mat you have...

And while we are on the subject of mats and feet...  Foot warts happen.  Take care of them nowAthlete's foot too.  And if you find yourself slipping on your mat a bit more than usual try this tip from Yoga Journal:

To avoid slipping around on your mat, brew two black tea bags in one pint of boiled water for 15 minutes. Add two quarts of cool water and soak your feet for 20 to 30 minutes. The tannic acid in the brewed tea will change your skin's pH level and help prevent unwanted odor-causing bacteria.
Lastly, an article by Sally Kempton on the art of mindful speaking.
"You can change the world, or at least your experience of it, by becoming conscious of the words coming out of your mouth."




Spring forward!

Feb 7, 2013

Recipe: The Liz Berry Smoothie


This is a thick, nutrient-rich smoothie inspired by one of my good friends...

Ingredients:
  • Banana
  • A few leaves of kale
  • 1 handful of blueberries, cherries, or other berries (frozen is okay). Amounts vary (I usually measure by handfuls). 

Supplies:
  • Blender (I recommend using a hand blender.  They are much easier to clean than a regular blender.)
  • Cup

Directions:
Blend ingredients until smooth.  This is a thick smoothie for sure.  For a thinner smoothie, experiment with the ratios.

Nutrients:
  • Bananas - potassium, dietary fiber, manganese, vitamin b6, vitamin c
  • Kale - fiber, calcium, vitamin b6, magnesium, vitamin a, vitamin c, vitamin k, copper, potassium, iron, manganese, phosphorus
  • Blueberries - dietary fiber, vitamin c, vitamin k, manganese


Jan 27, 2013

Going vegetarian?

Here is a sweet video by Jonathan Mann and Ivory King that addresses some common questions...

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