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Favas
James
Shucking favas and loving spring
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DietID_TeamDietitians Welcome!!!
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sugardetoxme Welcome to the community. Was late to the fava game but REALLY love them ... Total #FoodRevolution post
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lauren Beautiful!
T-minus Seven Days Until #FoodRevolution!
jamiesfoodrevolution.org
Food Revolution Day 2016 is just one week away! This week (in addition to joining Foodstand!) we launched the #foodrevolution International Omelette Challenge.
It's the ultimate fast food, and de...
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Brianne My favorite fast omelette filling: arugula and mushroom - because both items cook extremely quickly, are easy to chop, and add a ton of flavor - umami + spice! #FoodRevolution
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mirasingh achaar like @chitraagrawal's Brooklyn Dehli Achaar. I make this for breakfast often because it takes me 5 minutes, tops!
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munchiemummy Omelettes are my go-to, chuck-everything-in, lazy weeknight dinner. My favourite is just veggie-tactic: onions, peppers, spinach, mushrooms, tomatoes 👌🏼
Dandelion jam with apple juice and lemon. So fruity and perfect for a warm spring/summer day.
Here you can find the recipe for this jam which has this sweet harsh and fruity taste:
Make sure that you pick the dandelion blossoms in the midday time and in the sun during their season in spri...
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sugardetoxme Amazing!!!!
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KristenBeddard Oh what a great idea for dandelions! Do you have a recipe?
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carpe_deli Just posted the recipe below the pic @sugardetoxme and @KristenBeddard ☺️
Lettuce was a cooked vegetable, before it became mainly a salad ingredient (like spinach). Topped my ramen with windowsill-grown greens 👌🏼
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JenniferEmilson I throw mine into miso soup all the time! 😉😁
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etsummer I always think it's funny how spinach is often cooked but you don't see many other more delicate greens prepared in the same way. This looks great!
1 in every 5 plant species is likely threatened for extinction
Based on the best available estimate, scientists say that 21 percent of all plant species - or one in every five plant species - is likely threatened with extinction. Plants often get valued for di...
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BobDale staggering number.
Throwing it back to the ramp pesto I made last spring. Ramp tops and bottoms and pistachios & some EVOO. Gotta make more!! #FoodRevolution
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KristenBeddard That sounds delicious!
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IEatWell It's SO GREEN!
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munchiemummy I really want to start experimenting with other types of pesto!
Unmanned Grocery Stores Help Improve Access To Healthy Food
foodtechconnect.com
'How unmanned grocery stores can help increase access to healthy food.' What do you guys think of this? I think these would be most effective if they went hand-in-hand with healthy eating education...
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garv I think it's certainly worth an experiment!
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munchiemummy I think, based on the verbiage of the article, that this may have been written in/about the UK, in which case, I think a massive problem is the rising rent for high street shops. There should be...
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garv @munchiemummy though a large part ,it's not just rents that kill. The advantage larger chains have is massive & actually controls the way we buy. Neighbourhood stores need lesser logistic support &...
The making of dandelion jam. Dandelion can also be used for porridge, salad and many more 😋 recipe will be on the blog soon #kitchentips
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sugardetoxme I'm so freaking curious about this. So many people spray their lawns here to prevent dandelions from growing, which I always despised. Love seeing dandelions around!
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Nelson paying attention to this
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carpe_deli Haha so true @sugardetoxme , it is not the most popular green in the garden, because it spreads so quickly. But it's so pretty 😄
Off the grid. Next step, growing my own food.
Installed some state-of-the-art solar panels and now working on the garden. It's time for us to get back to the land, produce our own energy and grow our own food. #FoodRevolution
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munchiemummy Awesome! My husband and I are going to be installing solar panels when we buy a home in 2-3 years.
Harvest your parsley roots
We often just use the parsley tops, but you can harvest the parsley root and roast them as fries or purée them as a soup. Tastes like a creamier version of celeriac. #FoodRevolution
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IEatWell these guys are definitely an underutilized root vegetable.
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munchiemummy Had no idea! Can't wait to try this. What time of year is best for harvesting these?
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sugardetoxme I'm starting to see these less and less in the farmers market @munchiemummy