How to Make Coconut-Water Kefir, Greek Yogurt, and Other Fermented Foods
Fermented foods support the immune system plus provide strains of good bacteria that are essential for health. Here are recipes for some of your favorite fermented foods.
Fermented foods support the immune system plus provide strains of good bacteria that are essential for health. Here are recipes for some of your favorite fermented foods.
Also called rocket or rucola, this green offers the ample nutritional benefits of a cruciferous vegetable.
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Enjoy as an appetizer with raw veggies or whole-grain chips. Choose wild-caught or sustainably farmed U.S. shrimp over imported shrimp, which may be contaminated with antibiotic and pesticide residues. For a vegetarian version, substitute canned black beans for the shrimp.
Dressed with a tarragon vinaigrette, this makes a wonderfully refreshing light lunch or first course.
From cooling and cleaning the air to improving our mental and physical well-being, the effects that trees have on our health are more powerful and wide-reaching than many of us may realize — or give them credit for.
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Ginger and fennel are well known for their digestion-supporting powers, making them a great choice for this warming after-dinner drink.
This veggie-packed hash has beets, kale, parsnips, and more.
Strata is usually a layered breakfast casserole with bread and eggs. This version uses quinoa, smoked salmon, and chèvre for a higher-protein option that’s gluten-free, too.
This easy-to-make breakfast is a great go-to option for those seeking something convenient with a dessert-like flavor.
Make this salad your own by incorporating a variety of fruit, nuts, and seeds and then topping off with a homemade maple-cider vinaigrette.
In less than 30 minutes, you can make this creamy family-friendly dish.
Oranges are a nutritional powerhouse packed with vitamins and minerals. Learn more and how to enjoy this fruit (even the peel!).
This vegan rice pudding, from Dan Buettner’s new cookbook, The Blue Zones American Kitchen: 100 Recipes to Live to 100, uses plant-based milk in place of dairy.
Bake, refrigerate, and eat all week long! These egg cups make a nutritious on-the-go breakfast for busy mornings.
Rich in fiber and protein, this quick and easy breakfast will keep you satiated through your busy morning.
These DIY fudge pops combine coconut milk, cocoa powder, and bananas for a delicious, dairy-free frozen treat.
These one-pan recipes make quick and easy breakfasts and are perfect for feeding a crowd.