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Eat your radish greens!
Small radishes like this one tend to have nice, tender greens that taste very similar to the radish themselves. Use them to add a little spice to your greens mix. #nofoodwaste #FoodRevolution
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sugardetoxme I love baby radishes and turnips. Eat the whole thing!! BTW, I wanted to let you know that those lacewings work like a charm indoors! No aphids!
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JenniferEmilson Oh yes- I roast them just like kale or Brussels sprouts chips!!
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olivettefarm @JenniferEmilson yes! So good.
The Basics of Grilling Meat
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Russell Moore from Camino is the fireplace master! And this is an awesome guide to make something that seems daunting a little more approachable. #FoodRevolution #kitchentips
Roasted root veggies with salsa verde. What dishes are you going to miss making?
Definitely going to miss my root veggies this fall, but looking forward to seeing more tomatoes. What seasonal dishes are you going to miss making? #FoodRevolution
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annefood OMG those look amazing!
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annefood I'm going to miss root veggies too, but my excitement for late spring and summer produce totally outweighs the loss. Stone fruit, berries, lettuces from the garden.... !!
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JenniferEmilson Love all the fresh berries coming to market now!!
Fresh, homemade tea. Hold the sugar.
A great way to start the morning is with a fresh pot of tea, handpicked from the garden (lemongrass + mint). No sweetener necessary! Time for a #FoodRevolution
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rahbjee Sweet with its simplicity 👌🏽
How did you celebrate #FoodRevolution today?! @JamieOliversFoodRevolution
Fruit kabobs for all Wellness students today!
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JamieOliversFoodRevolution @simplywithout perfect way to celebrate!
Spaghetti & Beetballs!
We got some beautiful Detroit dark red beets & Shiitake mushrooms in our CSA this week. So I decided to get creative and put a spin on the old dinner classic. Voila spaghetti and beet balls! ☺️ al...
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DietID_TeamDietitians
@akhilg2002 we should give this a try
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akhilg2002
You know I'm in for that!
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JenniferEmilson
It's so much fun @Rachna The most challenging part is getting the bbq temp correct. Now that we've done it a few times, I would say: start grill at 400 degrees. Roll out the dough to about 10". Use...
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