Posts tagged as: local

Monday Monthly Mission #5

August 3rd, 2009 - posted under: Furthermore » Monday Monthly Mission

On the first Monday of every month, we take on a ‘mission’ – a shift or habit or inspiration – to work on together. There’s strength (and support) in numbers! On the last Thursday of the month, we reconvene to see how far we’ve come. #5 Have you guys heard about Meatless Mondays, the campaign [...]

Five Ways To Fill Up On Fruits + Veggies, Without Breaking The Bank

June 11th, 2009 - posted under: The Food » Food and Health

Going over my grocery list, a discerning eye might notice the distinct absence of one key group: fresh fruits and veggies. But do you really think I’m skipping my greens? Hells no! Quite the opposite in fact – local produce makes up the majority of my diet! I alluded to my practice of produce scouting [...]

10 Steps Closer To . . .

April 17th, 2009 - posted under: Furthermore » Inspiration

    1. Buy Your Food From Bulk Bins.    Most natural food stores, and many supermarkets, offer a variety of loose goods like flours, powders, pastas, beans, nuts, dried fruit, coffee, tea, and spices – and there are awesome advantages to buying these items bulk.  Firstly, you don’t pay for anything other than the [...]

My Own Rules of RAW

March 9th, 2009 - posted under: The Food » Food Styles

Each person approaches RAW a little differently, which can be confusing to those trying to understand the framework and limitations of the lifestyle.  There are no hard-and-fast ‘RAW Rules’ to govern the allowance or omission of certain ambiguous edibles, so I thought I’d better make clear my own parameters, as I have set them for this experiment. [...]

Recipe: Vegetable Stock From Scratch

January 27th, 2009 - posted under: The Food » Recipes

There are about a hundred and one reasons why I count myself lucky to live in Portland Oregon, and high on that list is our magnificent farmers market.  I believe in eating as seasonally and as locally as possible, and so I especially love the way that the market evolves each week.  The nuance of [...]