Recipes Posts
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Posted 12/7/2009 @ 1:08:07 pm by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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Cabbage is one of the vegetables that has been grown and used for centuries. It actually belongs to the herbal family of the mustard family. There are several varieties of cabbage with the red and green being the most common used in the United States. Cabbage contains Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Calcium, Potassium, Iodine, Phosphorus, Sodium, and Sulfur. It is considered one of the healthiest v...
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Posted 11/19/2009 @ 11:50:57 am by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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Soups are a favorite for dinner, all
year long but especially during the Fall and Winter months when the
temperatures start to plummet and the snow starts to fall. Here you
will find a healthy, hearty potato soup that will warm you on those
chilly days
Ingredients: Serves 4
3 or 4 small red potatoes (washed and
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Posted 11/5/2009 @ 10:38:31 pm by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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Those winter months are coming, with
the chilly winds and snow, and temperatures at or below freezing.
What better dinner for the family than a hot soup to warm their
chilled bodies. This soup is healthy and tasty. You have your protein
from your beans, and vitamins from your added vegetables. Beans are a
good source...
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Posted 10/29/2009 @ 9:08:43 am by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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Organic, Lowfat Chili
This is easy to make. You can substitue
canned beans if if you don't have time to cook the dry ones. Just
make sure you drain the juice and rinse them well before adding them
to this chili.
You can adjust the ingredients to your
taste, and you can make large pots of this and freeze it f...
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Posted 9/29/2009 @ 9:27:39 pm by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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Fresh vegetables are so good for you.
The vitamins and nutrients that they supply to your body are
priceless. Unfortunately, a lot of people don't eat the amount of
fresh vegetables that they should. Some of them just can't find a way
to fix them so that they are tasty.
Even though there are a lot of
different v...
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Posted 8/31/2009 @ 6:05:13 pm by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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Here is a little twist on the original
bean soup. It makes four servings, but can be doubled to feed more or
freeze some for another meal.
Ingredients:
2 cups dried Pinto Beans6 – 8 cups of water, depending on how
much it cooks down1 package Onion Soup Mix2 stalks Celery – diced1 medium sized Carrot – diced1-2...
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Posted 8/13/2009 @ 10:15:53 am by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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Here is a recipe for chili using the
freshest ingredients, and chili is good any time of the year.
Serving size varies, this recipe will
serve six to eight people
Ingredients:
One half pound ground turkey or lean
beef
One large green or red pepper or both
Two large tomatoes
One quarter cup minced garlic
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Posted 8/10/2009 @ 5:16:59 pm by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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Are your veggies getting ripe and ready
to eat. If you find yourself with extra veggies and don't know what
to make with them, try this summer vegetable soup. It's easy to make
, taste good and is full of vitamins, minerals and nutrients that
your body badly needs.
Servings: 4 - 6
Ingredients:
¼ lean ground...
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Posted 7/21/2009 @ 1:01:17 pm by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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The reason this is called “Green
Soup” is because most of the indgredients are green. I guess if you
wanted to you could call it “Red and Green Soup” since there are
a couple of red items in it too. It is a really good soup, healthy,
and similar to the “Cabbage Soup Diet” that is good for fast
weight loss. The intent...
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Posted 7/7/2009 @ 10:47:47 pm by todaysnaturalfoods.com
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Cucumbers, believe it or not, are considered a fruit, not a vegetable. They, however, come from the same family as pumpkin, zucchini, and yellow squash. There are two main varieties. Those used for slicing and the smaller ones that are usually grown for pickling. Cucumbers contain Vitamin A, Niacin (just a trace), Vitamin C, Calcium, Iron, Phosphorus, Potassium, Carbohydrates and are usually on...