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Wild Backyard Stir-Fry

by Becki Baumgartner Who says tasty organic food has to be expensive… or bought from the store?!?   With a few standard staples, a little imagination, and use of what Mother Nature has sprouting in your own back yard, you can have wholesome, healthy meals quickly, easily and inexpensively! Here is a recipe that we just [...]

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Zoomballs: A Recipe for Wonderful Little Energy Nuggets

Shared by Jyll Renee, Master Herbologist These wonderful little energy nuggets are great for the back packer, student, or long distance traveler for a delicious pick-me-up snack.  (Be careful not to eat this snack too late in the day, you might zoom all night!)  Start with a base of 1 part honey and 1 part [...]

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Make it Yourself: Dried Fruit and Herbal Tea

March 9, 2010 by Becki Baumgartner  
Filed under Herbology, Recipes

DRIED FRUIT AND HERBAL TEA Copliments of Jyll Renee, Master Herbologist 2 Lemons zest removed witha a vegetable peeler and finely chopped 2 oranges zest removed and chopped 1 3in piece ginger peeled and finely chopped 1/2 fennel bulb trimmed and finely chopped 1 cup packed mint leaves (fresh or dried) 1 cup dried cranberries [...]

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3 Ingredients to a Super Easy, Super Antioxidant Energy Smoothie Recipe

March 8, 2010 by Joyce Dierschke  
Filed under Energy, General Nutrition, Recipes

To boost your bodies antioxidants, and therefore its ability to fight disease, and to boost your daily energy level, try this 3 ingredient, super easy, super antioxidant smoothie:

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Vegetable Confetti

December 22, 2009 by Becki Baumgartner  
Filed under Holistic Nutrition, Recipes

Vegetable Confetti   Ingredients:   1 small onion, diced  2 small cloves garlic, diced  2 cups zucchini, diced  2 cups yellow squash, diced  2 cups Roma tomatoes, diced  4 tbsp chicken or vegetable broth  1/2 cup cilantro, chopped  Salt and pepper to taste  Grated cheese of choice   Directions:   Prepare and chop all the vegetables. Heat 1 tbsp [...]

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