The Feb. 26 archived episode of the PCRM webcast FoodforLife is called "Getting a Head Start: Nutrition for Kids". It's not the smoothest webcast I've ever seen, but the opening play written and performed by school students is very cute. "Nutrition! Nutrition! Nutrition!"Tonight I made the Lentil Artichoke Stew they demonstrated in the webcast, and it was seriously Eat To Live-friendly and YUMMY! Using fire-roasted tomatoes really does make a difference, although I used two 14.5-ounce cans instead of the two 24-ounce cans the recipe calls for and thought that was plenty of tomatoes.
The lentil artichoke stew looks delicious! I'll have to try that sometime!
ReplyDeletei love the combination of lentils and tomatoes, especially in stews. i've never combined it with artichockes thought...sounds tasty!
ReplyDeleteHm, that was an interesting webcast...the stew does look like it could be good.
ReplyDeleteLentil Artichoke Soup! mmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteThis is unrelated, but have you seen Anna The Red's site? I just stumbled upon it, and it made me think of your obsession with bento! It's not vegan, but very cute ideas:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/annathered/sets/72157608883508914/
Oooh, yes. I love her blog. My favorites so far have been the Katamari and "Where the Wild Things Are" bentos. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteReally delicious recipes
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work
For Vegetarian Recipes visit
http://vegetarianspot.blogspot.com/
Great recipe, thanks! I am sooooo in love with lentils this week!
ReplyDeletePCRM has an online petition to get more vegetarian options in school lunches. When Congress renews the Child Nutrition Act it must encourage schools to serve healthier meals. Low-fat, cholesterol-free vegetarian foods need to be more affordable, and schools that serve nutritious foods (fruits, vegetables, vegetarian options) should receive additional funding. There is a group that is collecting signatures to try to get vegetarian options in school lunches. You can find it online at www.HealthySchoolLunches.org.
ReplyDeleteGreat recipes..and stew seems yummy..thanks for providing nutrition for kids. I hope it will work and keep them fit.
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