Green tea is a popular beverage in North Africa. It is high in antioxidants and the mint is soothing and refreshing. Traditionally, the tea is sweetened heavily, but it is still delicious… Read More
One of my favorite things about eating seasonally is the anticipation of waiting for my favorite fruits and vegetables to show up at the farmers’ market. There’s nothing quite… Read More
A traditional sign of spring, good quality eggs, raised humanely, are one of the most nutrient dense and cost effective foods you can buy. They are a natural source of… Read More
With spring just around the corner we here at Bauman College are looking forward to warmer days ahead and the abundance of spring crops. Here is a fun and healthy… Read More
These gluten and dairy-free macaroons are a great sweet alternative to traditional cookies. 2 1/2 cups shredded unsweetened coconut 1/2 cup honey or brown rice syrup 2 egg whites 1/2… Read More
This is an example of the amazing recipes you can expect to see in our programs. Yield: 6 snack-size servings Ingredients 1 1/2 cup red quinoa, soaked overnight 3 Tbs… Read More
In 2011, Vegetarian Times Reader Recipe Contest, asked for “wow—holiday-style, pull-out-all-the-stops, everyone-goes-back-for-seconds wow”. Sweet potato enchiladas, mushrooms stuffed with sun-dried tomato and spinach, a Quorn bourguignon and a saffron rice stuffed… Read More
Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and for many of us who love to cook and eat, it is an extremely anticipated and joyous holiday. I’ve been planning my menu… Read More
With the holiday season upon us, sugary sweet indulgences seem to be lurking at every office party, open house, and seasonal gathering. Many of us make and eat the same… Read More