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that's awfully nice of her, considering the health foods of america are being snatched right left and centre by government tactics, called laws and directives. it's a-ok to eat complete trash and have your brain washed by pseudo-science and speculation, but try to grow something healthy outwith the whitehouse garden of eden, and you'll be on a list and they are in control of your crops. what a joke


Michelle Obama To Write Book On Healthy Eating
Food News for Friday, March 18
3/21/11 2:47 PM

i sort of like it, but wouldn't it be great if the new artist sees the original painting on tv one day as a lost piece in a very valuable series by a sought after artist and thinks, "oh dear..."


Transform Old Art
2/16/11 4:16 PM

ohh does anyone know what kind of flowers those big yellow spheres are in picture 8..3rd inthe bottom row?


Flower Sources, DIY Ideas & Alternatives
2/10/11 5:38 PM

oh and flooring covering both spaces in one material/colour/without a mad pattern would help too


What To Do With Indoor Brick Planter?
Good Questions
2/9/11 12:59 PM

mother in-law's tongue, definitely. it looks great and cleans the air. see the cafe in this post by sandra juto http://sandrajuto.blogspot.com/2011/01/long-lists.html


What To Do With Indoor Brick Planter?
Good Questions
2/9/11 12:57 PM

i don't see the green from the walls in the first photo on farrow & ball's website, is it an F&B colour does anyone know?


A Fresh Coat of Paint: Farrow and Ball 2011 Colors
1/26/11 2:55 PM

i second that, monty.


The Oat Conundrum: Are Oats Gluten-Free?
1/18/11 3:52 PM

i wish there was a bigger font i could write in to say YOU WILL NEVER MAKE HEALTHY FOOD IN A MICROWAVE, vegan or otherwise. it's not particularly new information but it seems to be taking long in catching on.
please don't get me wrong and take this for crazy talk, i'm trying to give advice that is constructive. i think your university is not looking after your health if it provides you with this equipment, and what use is going through university to just be burned out at the end (or even during) from eating crap food, that either cooks in a microwave or only requires hot water to be stirred in.
i'd unplg the microwave, and live on chopped salads and anything else you can imagine making without nuking. i think the advice on the rice cooker or crockpot is good.

otherwise i'd just get a blender, and pack a huge amount of nutrition into a drink. then eat out in good quality vegan places when you need to eat something different


Healthy Vegan Food I Can Cook In My Tiny Dorm Room?
Good Questions
10/13/10 4:27 PM

hi christina,
this may not help on the wrapping front but it sure is simply wonderful- like most examples of japanese packaging-
http://www.amazon.com/How-Wrap-Five-Eggs-Traditional/dp/1590306198/ref=pd_cp_b_1

i would offer my tuppence of thoughts on the method though
...the microwave? to cook with? seriously?

best of luck


What's the Best Way to Transport a Raw Egg to the Office?
Good Questions
9/1/10 2:42 PM

this recipe is my staple satisfying snack, anyone i have recommended this to has become addicted.
first mash up a ripe avocado, add 1 or 2 tablespoons of tahini, half a tsp cumin, some chopped fresh tomatoes and spring onion, himalayan rock salt, ground pepper, some chopped fresh chili to your taste. eat wrapped in lettuce leaves.
i imagine this would be good on hot toast or pitta breads too, but i can't say for sure.


Open Sesame! What To Do With a Jar of Tahini
8/4/10 11:53 AM

watermelon is essential. nectarines and peaches too. oh and strawberries, raspberries and perhaps a chocolate pudding made with green coconut.


What's Cooking This Weekend? Weekend of June 12-13, 2009 | Apartment Therapy The Kitchn
6/12/10 4:59 AM

i'm not a fan of food and electricity in close proximity and always dreamed of a marble slab in a cool pantry to keep fresh food at a steady temperature...however! i've been without a fridge for 4 months and it's no use. i find my salads and greens turn to water far too fast, and mostly go uneaten.

the post where greens were stored in water like cut flowers made me hopeful though, thanks! also the portable herb garden!!! nice


Unplug the Fridge: Does Food Really Need To Stay Cool? | Apartment Therapy Re-Nest
6/12/10 2:32 AM