Taking along some environmentally friendly items can make a fun vacation more sustainable.
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Early in the growing season, expand your eating horizons and buy unfamiliar produce
Kale Rabe and Potato Tart is just one of many recipes you can make to show love for Maine farmers.
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When you’re lacking an ingredient, don’t dash to the store, make do
These substitutions keep you from expending fossil fuels on a grocery run when you don’t have to.
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Snack time is a good time to teach your kids better, and sometimes greener, eating habits
Apply Michael Pollan’s mantra: Train them to eat food, not too much, mostly plants.
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Let go of the eco-guilt and start composting, already!
But you may feel some caloric guilt over this deliciously rich recipe for lemon posset.
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Dandelion greens are one man’s weed, another man’s treasure
Don’t eradicate the dandelions; eat them.
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Do environmentally conscious habits in our kitchens actually have an impact?
The writer dreams of a Fitbit to measure the effect of sustainable shopping/cooking/eating habits.
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One delicious meal becomes 2 (and a half)
The broth used to cook cabbage rolls makes a base for a head-turning soup.
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Beyond Meat says its synthetic meats are better for the environment
But is it a feasible way to feed the 9.6 billion earthlings expected by 2050?
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Ethical, sustainably produced chocolate makes a dessert you can feel good about
You may not find it in an egg or bunny but you can turn the bars into a great chocolate pie.