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Monday, January 5, 2015

About Vegetarian Food: Start here.

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Easy Vegetarian Recipes

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From Jolinda Hackett, your Guide to Vegetarian Food

Welcome, new vegetarians! Have you desolved to go meat-free in 2015? Not sure where to start? You've come to the right place -start right here!

Even if you're not a new vegetarian, now's the time of year when there are plenty of people trying to go vegetarian (or vegan!), exploring healthier and more humane ways of eating. Maybe you have a co-worker, a Facebook friend or a cousin who's trying it out? Be sure to be supportive to help them stick with it! Why not forward this newsletter to them?

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Welcome new vegetarians! If you made a New Year's resolution to go vegetarian in 2015, I want to make sure you stick with it! Here's some tips and pointers to help you along the way. Your first tip? Do you know how to go vegetarian? And why? This is the single most important knowledge to help you go - and stay- vegetarian! Here's the best advice I've collected from counseling hundreds of new vegetarian wannabes over the years: 


Simple vegetarian recipes

I've collected the best easy vegetarian recipes to get you into the kitchen and trying a few new simple dishes at home. Nothing complicated, nothing unusual, just easy, nourishing vegetarian recipes. Start here. 


A few nutrition notes

I find that people worry way too much about nutrition when trying to go vegetarian or vegan, but no matter how many times I tell people that's it's super easy to get plenty of vegetarian protein, folks still worry. Better to worry about your B12 intake:





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About Italian Food: And now for something a little lighter...

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From Danette St. Onge, your Guide to Italian Food

I'm sure most of us are feeling a bit sluggish after all the holiday season excess and in need of something lighter. How about a salad? This lovely winter salad is made with fennel, arugula and grapefruit and is like a welcome ray of sunshine amid all the heavy foods that are usually thought of as winter-time fare.

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From Judy Ung, your Guide to Japanese Food

I hope everyone had a great time over the holidays! The biggest holiday in Japan is New Year's day, or oshogatsu, which is celebrated with many Japanese dishes known as osechi ryori. Check out the blog to read more about it! I can't wait to start sharing more recipes and articles with you in 2015! If you haven't done so yet, be sure to connect with me on social media. Best wishes for the New Year!

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