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HOW TO EAT MORE PLANT-BASED (EVEN IF YOU LOVE MEAT) Summer is well and truly here, and with that veggie gardening blooming, a creative mix of salads and other plant-based dishes is all the more tempting. But you're not ready to go vegan. We hear you. Veganism is not the only way to be more environmentally responsible. Adding more plants to your diet not only reduces your environmental footprint but also adds nutrients to your diet, like fibre, vitamins, and minerals. However, while you may love your greens, protein is what keeps you fuller for longer. Including plant-based protein (like tofu, lentils, beans, nuts and nut butters, seeds, and quinoa) in your dishes creates interest and helps satisfy those cravings. Can't resist a traditional braai? Give them a cameo role rather than make them the hero. Dairy, eggs, beef, poultry, and fish are allowed on the plant-based diet; they just shouldn't be the centre of the meal. It's time to grill baby marrow, eggplant, bell peppers and more. Here's to fresher, healthier and more sustainable summer eating. #SkinRenewalSA #RenewalInstitute #sustainability #sustainableliving #plantbased #eatlessmeat #vegan #plantbasedprotein
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HOW TO EAT MORE PLANT-BASED (EVEN IF YOU LOVE MEAT) Summer is well and truly here, and with that veggie gardening blooming, a creative mix of salads and other plant-based dishes is all the more tempting. But you're not ready to go vegan. We hear you. Veganism is not the only way to be more environmentally responsible. Adding more plants to your diet not only reduces your environmental footprint but also adds nutrients to your diet, like fibre, vitamins, and minerals. However, while you may love your greens, protein is what keeps you fuller for longer. Including plant-based protein (like tofu, lentils, beans, nuts and nut butters, seeds, and quinoa) in your dishes creates interest and helps satisfy those cravings. Can't resist a traditional braai? Give them a cameo role rather than make them the hero. Dairy, eggs, beef, poultry, and fish are allowed on the plant-based diet; they just shouldn't be the centre of the meal. It's time to grill baby marrow, eggplant, bell peppers and more. Here's to fresher, healthier and more sustainable summer eating. #SkinRenewalSA #RenewalInstitute #sustainability #sustainableliving #plantbased #eatlessmeat #vegan #plantbasedprotein
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How are your veggies grown? Are they healthy and rich in nutrients? We want to know and trust our farmers. Yet, do we have time for that? Sometimes, at the end of the day, all we have is a snack and sleep. We went to see for ourselves how Chisinau farmer's market sellers grow their food. Read and watch here: https://lnkd.in/d6N2S-6y
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What Is a Root Cellar? Plus 7 Tips for Keeping Veggies Fresh in One
What Is a Root Cellar? Plus 7 Tips for Keeping Veggies Fresh in One
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What's in season in February? · Beetroot · Blood oranges · Brussel sprouts · carrots · celeriac · cauliflower · cabbage · salsify · squash · spring onions · purple sprouting broccoli · parsnips · turnips · tangerines · kale · leeks · onions · Jerusalem artichokes · and more … Plan to buy your fruits and vegetables during their peak seasons and you will save money while maximizing nutrition. They not only taste better but you get more nutritional value as seasonal fruits and vegetables don’t undergo long transit times to get from the farm to your kitchen. Shorter travel times for your produce mean lower shipping costs. There is also the law of supply and demand. When fruits and veggies are in season, the farmers will most likely have an abundance of the crop and prices will go down. If you are looking for the freshest of the fresh, your local farmers are a great place to start. Go for organic whenever you can as it is so much better for your health and the environment. :-) #eatwelllivewell #eathealthy #healthyeating
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Here are some useful tips that will help you grow healthy and delicious tomatoes in your garden: https://lnkd.in/drDW6asi
This is How to Correctly Plant Tomatoes to Grow 5–8 ft Plants
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Homemade Remedies Are No Substitute For Flower Food In our most recent Certified American Grown American Grown newsletter contribution, we clarify why it is important to use flower food and we explain the key functions of a fresh cut flower food. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/g_NgUsR9 #FloraLifeExpertsInFlowerCare
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Just a quick reminder, With the way things are going on in terms of food unavailability, If you don't plan on having at least a garden, you are on your own. You mustn't have a land before you can cultivate. You can start with a sack bag or even a bucket, Plant at least your veggies, onions, garlic, ginger or even your yam. Yes, you heard me right. Food scarcity isn't your mate. #agricultureinnovation
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Ready to find out what we have in store for the next monthly challenge? 🤭 During August, we are challenging you to eat garden produce at 2 meals every day. This can include produce from your garden, a local farmer’s market, or produce grown locally that is sold at the grocery or a community-supported agriculture farm.🥒🍓 👨🌾 When food is grown to be distributed locally, the crops are picked at their peak of ripeness versus being harvested early to be shipped many miles to a retail store. The food will taste better and have more nutrients! Better yet, purchasing local food can help maintain farmland and green space in the community & support the local economy. 🌈 Focusing on adding garden produce to your plate is a great way to increase your intake of fruits & vegetables. Fruits & vegetables are rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, fiber, and phytochemicals! Phytochemicals are naturally occurring compounds in plants with potent disease-preventing & health-promoting properties. Make sure you eat the rainbow to get in all of the different phytonutrients plants have to offer! 🍽️ Need some ideas on how to get started? For breakfast, try adding veggies to an omelet or scramble, blending berries & greens in a smoothie, or topping avocado toast with microgreens. For lunch & dinner, try roasting vegetables for a side dish, adding veggies to a stir fry or grain bowl, or preparing a fresh salad! Use this as an opportunity to get creative in the kitchen, experiment with new ways to eat your favorite fruits & veggies, or try new produce you do not usually buy. Join us this month as we focus on adding more garden produce to our plates! Are you up for the challenge?😏🥕🍎 How you can join in on the fun: 👉️ Download & print out your goal-tracking worksheet from our website. 👉️ Follow the hashtag #clemandthymemonthlychallenge & use it each time you post something related to the challenge! 📷 👉️ Join our Facebook community to win prizes! (link in bio) 👉️ Get monthly challenge updates straight to your email inbox. #dietitianapproved #nutritionchallenge #farmtotable #eatlocal
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