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By Julie Morris on August 3, 2010
I wish I had a brownie for every time I’ve been informed that eating naturally is simply too hard. While making fancy shmancy meals can be a fun project, uber delicious healthy food doesn’t have to be complicated…
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By Julie Morris on June 4, 2010
This month I’ve got an article in Readymade on how to easily make your own healthy tonic of choice — kombucha — for just pennies a serving.
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By Julie Morris on May 5, 2010
Is it necessary to eat organic all the time? Well, ideally, yeah. (And in a perfect world the idea mixing chemicals and food would be absolutely egregious in the first place). However, if a tight wallet, lack of availability, or just unfamiliarity with the organic movement is an issue, chuck the idealism at the door and instead start out by taking on baby step #1: saying NO to the Dirty Dozen list – the worst of the worst non-organic offenders.
Posted in Food Politics, Green Tips, Natural Lifestyle, Organic Farming | Tagged Articles, budget, cheap eats, chemical pollution diet, Detox, diet, dirty dozen, dirty dozen 2010, eating natural, environment, environmental protection agency, epa, food, food activism, food safety, fungicides, gluten free, GMO, health, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, herbicides, highest pesticide list, Julie Morris, local food, los angeles, natural, non-GMO, nutrition, organic, organic regulation, organic standards, pesticides, plant-based diet, produce, raw food, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian |
By Julie Morris on March 18, 2010
There’s something about this blend, with its thick frosty creamy mangos and sweetly inviting flavor that makes it more than “just a smoothie.” I make it a little extra thick, throw it into a bowl, and eat it with a spoon as a quasi-sherbet-like dessert.
Posted in Freshly Made, Natural Lifestyle, Raw Foods | Tagged alkaline, antioxidants, Articles, ca, california, cheap eats, dessert, Detox, diet, essential fatty acids, food, gluten free, gluten free recipe, health, healthy desserts, healthy living, hemp, hemp foods, iron, Julie Morris, la, local food, los angelees, los angeles, low fat, low GI, mango, natural, nutrition, organic, plant-based diet, pre post work out, protien, raw food, sport, stevia, superfoods, Vega, vegan, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on March 2, 2010
Not too sweet, these one-layer lemon bars are an excellent grab-and-go energy snack at any time of the day.
Posted in Desserts, Recipes, Sides | Tagged agave nectar, alkaline, baking, cheap eats, chia, coconut, coconut oil, dates, diet, easy recipe, eco-friendly, environment, food, fresh living, gluten free recipe, green, health, healthy, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, Julie Morris, la, lemon, los angeles, medjool, natural, nutrition, oat, oat flour, organic, plant-based diet, seed, sothern california, sugar-free, superfoods, vegan, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
By Julie Morris on November 6, 2009
While the Santa Monica farmer’s market buzzed with Sunday morning action, as the turnips seemed destined to simply watch quietly. Three or four to a bundle, each bundle just a dollar a piece, I began to feel a little bad for the turnip, the way you watch an acquaintance fidget awkwardly alone at a party.
Posted in Freshly Made, Health On A Budget, Natural Lifestyle | Tagged Add new tag, Articles, autumn food, budget, cheap eats, diet, easy recipe, fall food, farmer's market, food, gluten free, gluten free recipe, health, healthy desserts, Healthy Lifestyle, healthy living, Julie Morris, local food, low fat soup, natural food, organic, plant-based diet, pureed turnip, raw food, Recipes, santa monica, seasonal eating, superfoods, turnip soup, turnips, vegan, vegetables, vegetarian, Weight Loss |
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