Archive for 'Food'
Reusable vs. Disposable Cups
Okay, I admit it: I’m not going to shake my iced chai latte addiction. I intended to give them up six months ago (and did for a while), but now I’m back to drinking them almost every day. So if I’m not going to make the perfect choice—stop buying the stupid things—I’ll make the slightly [...]
Posted: April 19th, 2011 under Energy Use, Food, trash.
Tags: disposable cups, paper cups, reusable cups, Starbucks, Unfortunately ten cents off doesn't make Starbucks' prices more reasonable.
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Restaurant Review: True Bistro
Sharon tricked me into brunch this weekend by inviting me to lunch at a vegan restaurant: True Bistro in Teele Square. Even though I can get a little paralyzed in the face of so many choices, I love vegan restaurants because I’m able to sample everyone’s dishes. Luckily, there seem to be more and more [...]
Posted: April 12th, 2011 under Food.
Tags: Boston, Does it make me a bad restaurant reviewer if I just add a "y" to the ends of nouns to describe a meal?, True Bistro, vegan restaurants
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Mini Breakfast Quiches
Jason’s job has been a little crazy lately, so he hasn’t had much time for breakfast in the morning—usually he grabs something at work. So this weekend we made a bunch of breakfasts ahead of time and froze them. The egg sandwiches were a bust (kind of dry), but the mini breakfast quiches were a [...]
Posted: April 8th, 2011 under Food.
Tags: breakfast, cooking, frozen, Real men eat mini quiche., weekend cooking
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Easy Quinoa Chili
As you may have heard, quinoa is my new favorite food. Not only is it a complete protein, but it feels like little eyeballs popping between your teeth. I found this recipe for quinoa chili on nutritionist Marci Anderson’s blog. Easy Quinoa Chili 2 tsps extra-virgin olive oil 1 medium onion, chopped 2 tsps salt 2 [...]
Posted: February 22nd, 2011 under Food.
Tags: chili, quinoa, recipes, so much protein!
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Garden Planning
I finally got an application in for a community garden plot. It took me six months to get a clear response from the Cambridge Conservation Commission about how to apply. Unfortunately there’s also a three-year-long waiting list, so there probably won’t be any posts on here about gardening anytime soon. But if anyone else in [...]
Posted: February 17th, 2011 under Food.
Tags: Cambridge, Cambridge Conservation Commission, community garden, I'm not sure if I'm ready to move my gardening away from my porch rail anyway., seeds
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