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Small is still beautiful

In the 21st century, produce at local farmer's markets is a greater value than ever.

Know your lotus roots

Lotus root is one of the few vegetables used in macrobiotic cooking for which you should remove the skin before cooking.

New or updated websites

Here is the address of a new macro site that is mostly complete, with just a few pages still under construction:

http://www.thecancerpreventiondiet.com/

The site adds much more i

My New Year's Resolution

As someone said, freedom isn't free. Even a website costs something to set up and maintain.

Easy macro shopping before New Year's Day

Blog entry of Tuesday, December 29, 2009:

Five pounds of organic rice bran for $1.99? Packs of organic soba for $1.99? A 4-pack of non-GMO natto for $1.99?

Vitamin D -- summary of new findings

Just in this last year, there has been important new data reported about Vitamin D, the "sunshine" vitamin.

Pear Waffles

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These yummy waffles are wholesome and moist. The pear provides wonderful body and they hold up well in any waffle iron.
Yields: 
About 10 Waffles

Baked Pears in Cranberry-Walnut Sauce

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An elegant, scrumptious (and surprisingly quick) dessert. The bitter nuttiness of the walnuts brings out the complex sweetness of the pears. Salute!
Yields: 
4 servings

Fish Cakes

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This is a great use for leftover fish. Yummy, exciting, and flavorful - not your usual leftover. Salute!
Yields: 
4-6 Servings

Spring Fling Soup

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A deeply nourishing soup that contains the essence of Spring - leeks, mushrooms and scallions - with a hint of summer to come - red lentils and dulse. And makes a satisfying light meal with sourdough bread and a blanched kale or green salad. Salute!
Yields: 
2-4 servings

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