
…tomatoes, spinach High water content vegetables such as romaine lettuce, celery, cucumbers Starchy vegetables such as corn, green peas, potatoes High protein vegetables such as dried beans and peas (pinto,…
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Add your favorite vegetables for a delicious soup! If the broth is too thick for your preferences, you can water it down with either water or your favorite low-sodium broth….
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Roasting brings out the sweetness and mellows the flavors of the vegetables….
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Pakoras are batter-coated fried vegetables. Serve them with brown rice and your favorite low-sugar chutney to make a simple vegetarian meal. These pakoras are made with chickpea flour, which is…
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This dish is a wonderful demonstration of how little seasoning food requires when you start with a balance of flavorful vegetables….
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…to fruits and vegetables. Sometimes, we’ve only been introduced to a vegetable cooked a certain way (or maybe overcooked), which has altered our view of that vegetable. If this is…
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…grades K-8 and 5 cups for grades 9-12 of vegetables, per week. The remaining cups are to be made up of dark green and orange vegetables, legumes (dried beans and…
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…Make Good Purees? Watery vegetables like lettuce don’t make great purees, and stringy or fibrous vegetables can be a challenge (but typically can be made into a puree provided you…
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