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root soup for a tough canadian winter
Deep roots are not reached by frost. —J.R.R. Tolkien
IACP nomination & crème brûlée with raspberry sauce
The best things happen unexpectedly.
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roasted split desi chickpeas
Healthy and nourishing food was the only alpha and omega of rural economy. —Mahatma Gandhi
coming home & gujarati rice pudding
it hardly seems
a moment passed
before the coming home
to understand
beginnings
have no end
mung beans… two ways, many benefits
The first wealth is health. —Ralph Waldo Emerson
chocolate almond truffles
If you liked my recent recipe for chocolate almond cookies, then you will surely like this one as well. It’s very similar; still easy and delicious, still vegan, almost refined sugar-free, but instead of baking and making cookies, we’re making truffles. Perfect for packaging up and giving away to someone special… just be sure to make some for yourself as well!
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the meaning of philotimo & melomakarona, traditional greek christmas cookies
Perhaps it may be time to define what philotimo means to every citizen of the world. —Manos Hatzimalonas
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vegan chocolate almond cookies
The last faded autumn leaflet hangs from a frozen branch, just a short fall from the tree to winter. ~ Terri Guillemets
In a wink of an eye, the last month of the year is here. At the beginning of the year, a year always seems like a long period of time but once December arrives, we can’t help but wonder where did the time go as we busy ourselves with the festivities of the season and the closing of yet another year.
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growing bean sprouts & an indian bean sprouts dry curry recipe
They tried to bury us, they didn’t know we were seeds. —Mexican Proverb
Growing up, there was no food that I didn’t like more than green mung bean curry. I won’t even mention, here on a food blog, what I thought it looked like. But, take those same mung beans and let them sprout and then make a curry, magically, the result would be my favourite food.
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