The Green Way to Healthy Living


THE GREEN WAY TO HEALTHY LIVING
Grains are high in fiver, fat free, satisfying, and delicious. They are much better suited to healthy diet that meat. Rice, wheat, and corn are the most important and commonly used grains in the world, but there are also many lesser known grains from which to choose. Select from buckwheat, miller, oats, rye, quinoa, couscous, amaranth, barley and wheat berries.


CONSIDER THE BEANS
Beans have been around since the Bronze Age and have spent a good deal of that time overcoming bad press. They are a staple for most of the world. Since beans are low in fat and contain no cholesterol, they make a nutritious and economical addition to any vegetarian diet. But sure to include bean dishes in your weekly menu plan. They may be combined with rice, pasta, or other grains to make a satisfying and complete meal. Beans also make excellent additions to soups and salads and can even be made into bean cakes or “burgers.”.


KEEP IT GREEN.
No vegetarian meal would be complete without the star of the table – VEGETABLES! Leafy green vegetables, fragrant herbs, potatoes, winter squash, vine-ripened tomatoes – the natural world offers extraordinary inspiration for a wealth and abundance of meatless meals. Plan your meals around seasonal fresh produce.
If you have a garden, grow as many fresh vegetables, fruits, and herbs as you can. If you are unable to maintain a garden, purchase fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables from a farmer's market. Have a windowsill garden of herbs. Pick them fresh and use them to enliven your food. Use spices to add zest and flavour, as well as to aid digestion.


DO ENJOY DAIRY Cheese and other daily products are enjoyed as a traditional part of many cuisines. In moderation, or for special dinners, they offer a rich and nutritious addition to the diet. If you choose not to eat dairy products, simply leave them out or substitute tofu and other soy products.

BE GRATEFUL Prepare your food and eat them in a happy and relaxed state of mind after duly thanking the giver.

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