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The Betty Crocker Project : Fresh Berry & Tea Tart & Announcing THE CLEAN LIVING CONTEST!

Meet The Shannons | March 23, 2011

Read More: animal rights, animal testing, baking, Berries, blueberries, citrus, cleaning, contest, Fresh Fruit, Home, Meet The Shannons, pies, raspberries, strawberries, tarts, tea, The Betty Crocker Project

I love this time of year, the dogwood tree outside my office window starts to get little bright green buds. Daffodils and crocuses are sprouting up throughout the neighborhood and the grocery stores are full of fresh berries. Berry stands......

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Enjoy my delicious OIL-FREE RAW/VEGAN salads at Whole Foods now!

Chef AJ | June 9, 2010 | Food

Read More: Cooking, Food, Health, Home, Lifestyle Choices, Salt, Sugar, Veganism

Those of you who know me know that my specialty is teaching people how to eat delicious vegan food and still avoid what I call "THE EVIL TRINITY" (sugar, oil and salt). Those who are vegan not just for ethical......

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Betty Crocker meets The Shannons

Meet The Shannons | April 27, 2010 | Food

Read More: American cuisine, Betty Crocker, Betty Crocker Cookbook, casseroles, cookbooks, Cooking, Home, Julia Child, Milk, mock meat, recipes, vegan meals, Veganism, Vegetarian

We recently saw the movie Julie & Julia. Being armchair chefs ourselves, it's surprising it took us so long to see a movie about a book about a normal person finding her way through Julia Child's classic cookbook in a......

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Mardi Gras Red Beans and Rice...Vegified & Nutrified!

Julieanna Hever, MS, RD | February 12, 2010 | Food, Video

Read More: Bell pepper, Common bean, Cook, Garlic, genre pictures, going veg, going veg with the plant-based dietitian, healthy meals in minutes, Home, Jesse Pomeroy, Julieanna Hever, julieanna hever, Louisiana, Mardi Gras, New Orleans, Onion, Paprika, Parsley, red beans and rice

It is Mardi Gras time again and this year we are going to take a traditional Louisiana dish- Red Beans and Rice- and we are going to veg-ify and nutr-ify it. Instead of using the traditional ham hock and......