Nurturing Your Passion for Holistic Nutrition + Culinary Arts

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Discover a place where your love for holistic nutrition and culinary arts finds its home. At Bauman College, we’re more than a vocational school; we’re a community of like-minded individuals who believe in the power of nourishment. Immerse yourself in a journey that blends science, taste, and creativity, guiding you toward a rewarding career that embraces wellness, sustainability, and the joy of good food. Explore our blog to stay connected with the latest trends, inspiring stories, and expert insights from the heart of holistic nutrition and culinary arts.

Grilled Chicken Kebabs by Chef Martina Russial

Join us on Friday, June 26th at 10:00 AM PT / 1:00 PM ET with Holistic Chef Instructor Martina Russial and Nutrition Consultant Instructor Stacee Novotny as we celebrate the... Read More

Nutrition Consultant Nicole Andri Broke the Cycle of Malnourishment Through Bauman College

Content Summary Bauman College Nutrition Consultant Program graduate Nicole Andri shares her profound journey of overcoming a childhood of over-medication, chronic inflammation, and severe bacterial overgrowth. Now the founder of... Read More

Dairy-Free Creamy Broccoli Soup With Gluten-Free Croutons

This dairy-free soup is made creamy by the addition of oats. The chicken stock is what lends the richness and mouth feel that is missing without having dairy. Dairy-Free Creamy… Read More

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Mineral Broth for Healing and Rejuvenation

If ever there was a universal tonic for healing and rejuvenation, it is mineral broth. It is the very foundation of a cleansing, building, or balancing diet. Cook soup, grain,… Read More

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Ingredient Spotlight: Holy Basil (Tulsi)

Holy Basil, also referred to by its Sanskrit name, Tulsi, has been one of India’s greatest healing herbs for thousands of years and remains a principal remedy in traditional Ayurvedic… Read More

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Roasted Garlic + Herb Root Mash

This recipe is a delicious, low-glycemic alternative to mashed potatoes. Garlic, oregano, and thyme add powerful anti-bacterial and anti-microbial properties. Rutabagas and turnips are in season, however, it is recommended… Read More

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Root Kimchi

Fermented foods help populate the digestive system with probiotics and beneficial bacteria. This kimchi contains potent detoxifiers such as burdock root and daikon radish (which is currently in season), increasing… Read More

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Root Vegetable Ravioli

This is a guilt-free pasta dish that celebrates the versatility, beauty, and delicate flavors of vegetables. Thinly sliced beets, kohlrabi, and butternut squash stand in for regular wheat pasta to… Read More

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What’s in Season in January

Winter brings an abundance of roots and tubers, which are the nutrient storage centers for some plant species in the colder months, and in turn become the source of our… Read More

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Healing Spiced Tea

Featuring ginger, cinnamon, vanilla, and maple syrup, this tea is a warm treat that supports digestion. Healing Spiced Tea Serves: 8 Ingredients 1/3 cup ginger, peeled and sliced, cut 1/4… Read More

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Herbal Teas for Optimal Health

It’s Tea Time! Nothing feels better on a cold day than wrapping your fingers around a mug of hot tea. Sipping a delicious herbal blend can be a welcome pause… Read More

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Emerald Kale Salad with Balsamic Vinaigrette

Lacinato kale is a hardy green, rich in vitamins A and C, that loves cold weather. It can continue to grow in temperatures as low as 20° F and even… Read More

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