Make sure you buy your produce from farmer’s markets. This ensures quality food that was well cared for, almost always free of pesticides. You also get the benefits of eating local, fresh produce that did not travel thousands of miles to get to you. You’re also putting your money directly in the hands of small farm owners, instead of giving it to large corporations.
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http://planetgreen.discovery.com/tv/emeril-green/emerils-recipes.html
Super Soy Burritos
Lentil Loaf with Mixed Greens with Pink Lady Apples and Cranberry Vinaigrette
Eggplant Involtini
Curry with Tofu and Steamed Basmati Rice
Chayote Ceviche
Gnocchi With Exotic Mushroom Ragu
Arepas With Mushrooms And Cheese
Soba Noodle Soup With Cloud Ear And Shiitake Mushrooms
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/50-ways-to-never-waste-food-again.html
That website shows ways to reduce food waste.
http://www.sierraclub.org/sustainable_consumption/recipes/
# Tortilla Pie
# Crunchy Rice Vegetable Salad
# Squash Ribbon Saute
# Red Lentil Wild Rice Soup
# Cranberry Orange Cake
# Sweet Potato Soup
# Savory Black-eyes
# Baked Potato Fans With Creamy Cashew Sauce
# Linguine with Tomatoes, Olives, and Fresh Herbs
# Red Velvet Soup
# Cranberry-Orange Scones
# Yam Casserole
# Muesli
Make sure you buy your produce from farmer’s markets. This ensures quality food that was well cared for, almost always free of pesticides. You also get the benefits of eating local, fresh produce that did not travel thousands of miles to get to you. You’re also putting your money directly in the hands of small farm owners, instead of giving it to large corporations.