Healthy Late-Night Snacks
Not ready to go to bed and still feel a bit hungry? Try these healthy, easy-to-make snacks!
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Not ready to go to bed and still feel a bit hungry? Try these healthy, easy-to-make snacks!
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Get ready for total taste salvation as you read this interview with chef Ross Olchvary, owner of the gourmet vegan restaurant Sprig & Vine, which opened its doors in New Hope, PA, in 2010 and has been thriving ever since.
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Can't seem to get excited about drinking your greens? These tips will transform your smoothie into a sweet and creamy shake you'll crave daily.
A round-up of VT editors’ favorite links this week: Don't turn your nose up at pale veggies just because they lack flashy colors! Turns out, white vegetables contain nutrients such as fiber, potassium, and magnesium.
An edible Mother’s Day gifts show that you took the time to plan and prepare a delicious treat. Mom can share with friends, and brag about how talented her child is in the kitchen, or keep it all to herself, thinking about you every time she indulges.
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January is prime time for reinventing ourselves. New year, new me: sounds simple, right? This year, I resolved to eat cleaner—and less, exercise more, kick caffeine, read more books (OK, read more e-books), and floss every day. Piece of cake, right? Yet by mid-month (just about now) my willpower starts to flicker and I fear my New Year's resolutions are about to get kicked to curb like a dried out Christmas tree. Circa Valentine’s, I might be right back to inhaling Hershey Kisses to make it through an afternoon slump. Couldn't we all use a little help making our resolutions stick?
A round-up of recent fun food news.
Café Blossom on Carmine Street in New York City is the sort of restaurant that anyone who cares about health, animal welfare, and the environment would go for a delicious meal that's in line with their values.
With such a strong focus on eating turkey, Thanksgiving can be a tough holiday for vegetarians and vegans. One farm animal rights group put a spin on tradition by throwing a festive Thanksgiving feast where “turkeys are the guests of honor, rather than part of the menu.”
During autumn, Sundays are for cooking and Ravens games in the Bowen household. Last weekend, a gathering at our small Baltimore row house grew from the usual suspects—my husband and toddler—to ten very hungry guests. And whether you like football or not, fall is always the perfect season for a big bowl of vegetarian chili.
Tofu is a versatile staple in any plant-strong diet. It’s also a mystery to many people.
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Keep the beat going long and strong: favor foods that fend off cardiovascular disease
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How to get luscious mashed potatoes every time!
A perennial favorite on the most vegetarian-friendly city lists, Seattle is a great place to be veg. The beautiful northwestern city has an annual VegFest that gives attendees the opportunity to watch cooking demonstrations, nibble food samples, and celebrate vegetarianism with like-minded folks. Whether you're a local or just visiting, here are five don't-miss picks for dining out in Seattle.
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The healthy cook's guide to getting great flavor (without getting burned)
How can I eat to beat osteoporosis?
Taste how some of Americas hottest chefs are making gluten free gourmet
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Veterinary student graduates to the TV screen
How to score the best produce at your farmers' market
Spring-clean your system with these 8 seasonal veggies
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The top chef at legendary Greens Restaurant tells you how to make your own vegetable stocks
VT executive chef Ann Gentry shares a menu of globally inspired dishes in honor of World Vegetarian Day
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Celebrated cookbook authors Leslie Cerier and Robin Asbell suggest great ways to cook with cornmeal—in all its guises.
Veg living powers this high-energy legal eagle
Clean up your diet, clean up the planet
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Warm up winter meals with four satisfying soups made from heart-healthful ingredients.
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This actress has a well-honed funny bone and a heart for animals
Tofu and edamame give these wraps plenty of protein. Feel free to substitute chard or flat-leafed kale for the collards.
Compassion inspires his design for living
A champion athlete shares his high-energy eating plan
When it comes to summer grilling, nothing beats the endlessly versatile veggie skewer.
Jump-start weight loss and refresh body and mind with our easy two-day cleanse
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Dive into a holistic approach to cooking and eating
Stave off the afternoon blahs with these energy-packed make-and-take recipes
Getting your fill of the right foods is key to keeping your ticker in top shape.
Feel better and get control of your weight by adding more taste to your food.
A festival of easy recipes that'll get you hooked on dark, leafy greens
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Satisfy your mind, your spirit—and your taste buds!—with these superb recipes.
Get a jump on your garden, even if it's still snowy where you live. Plant an indoor window box right now.
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The next time you're missing an ingredient in a recipe, don't panic. Many recipes are flexible and will still come out delicious when you improvise. Plus, many non-vegetarian recipes can be tweaked to create a new veg version.
If you believe the ads, cows’ milk is a powerhouse product, capable of unsticking a peanut butter mouth, making white-mustachioed celebrities look health-chic and building strong bones. But isn’t soymilk better for your heart? And goats’ milk easier to digest? And aren’t rice milk and nut milk skinnier? The fact is, milk drinkers have never had more options or been more confused.
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Filled won ton wrappers—stuffed with winter squash and topped with a wild mushroom ragu—are easy to love and easy to make.
Going meatless? Make sure your nutrition is on point by incorporating the following foods.
On the least developed of the US Virgin Islands, natural beauty reigns, and we are its subjects.
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Do what you can to stay healthy during the season of colds. Plus, tips for getting better if you do get sick.
Bold, flavorful stews to heat up our winter.
A veg mom?s guide to kids? nutrition