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Omega-3 Rich Energy Balls – Beantown Kitchen

[ad_1] Daughter-Inspired Omega-3 Rich Energy Balls So this happened. My daughter sent me the photo below and simply said “really yum”. That’s not uncommon. While my daughters aren’t fully vegan, they love plant-based foods and always have their eye out for dishes they know I’ll be curious about. In this case, she had purchased these

Glycemic Index: How To Use It For Better Health Read More »

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Glycemic Index: How To Use It For Better Health

[ad_1] Glycemic Index. Social media has been flooded with posts about spikes in blood sugar. This used to be a conversation for just diabetics. Now it seems that everyone is concerned about it. That’s why understanding the glycemic index is important. If you are getting anxious about it, you are in the right place. Today,

Vegan Creamy Tomato Soup – Beantown Kitchen Read More »

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Vegan Creamy Tomato Soup – Beantown Kitchen

[ad_1] There are so many things to love about this Vegan Creamy Tomato Soup. ✅ The soup is easy to prepare, super healthy, vegetable packed, comforting plant-based dish that combines the rich flavors of San Marzano tomatoes, fresh basil, and sweet roasted corn. ✅ It has a creamy and rich texture, and it doesn’t contain

The Best Vegan Restaurants in Houston: Delicious Local Dining Read More »

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The Best Vegan Restaurants in Houston: Delicious Local Dining

[ad_1] Vegan restaurants can be hit or miss. When I’m traveling, finding great plant-focused food is not always easy. Thankfully, there are more vegan restaurants showing up daily. There are also plenty of traditional restaurants that are now adding plant-based options to their menus as well. On a recent trip to Houston, I discovered that

Hiyayakko (Japanese Chilled Tofu Dish) Read More »

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Hiyayakko (Japanese Chilled Tofu Dish)

[ad_1] What is Hiyayakko? Hiyayakko is a traditional Japanese dish that is served chilled, directly from the refrigerator. It’s made with silken tofu (known for its soft and smooth texture) along with various toppings.  It is often served in Japanese restaurants as a simple and refreshing appetizer particularly enjoyed during the hot summer months. Why