I’m really bad a keeping up on this thing and not just reblogging. Anyways, I got a job at the Menomonie Market Food Co-op which means I’ll be surrounded with health food knowledge and delicious wonderful fresh local food all of the time. I’m excited to learn more… not to mention a nice discount. Woooooo. Hopefully I’ll make some good food and post.

Last night some friends and I made some quinoa and curried lentils and squash and potatoes with a curry cream sauce to drizzle over. It was so wonderful.

cooksrag:

BEET IDEAS WITH BEET TOPS

wcfoodies:

Those annoying fruit stickers can, apparently, be quiet informative:

• A 4-number code denotes conventionally-grown fruits and vegetables (pesticides used);
• A 5-number code beginning with 8 means, organic or not, the fruit or vegetable was genetically modified (GE or GMO);
• And a 5-number code beginning with 9 means the fruit was organically grown without genetic modification.

wcfoodies:

ilovecharts:

Organic Vs Conventional

Organically-grown produce: fewer pesticides, higher in essential minerals.

theblackworkshop:

Wine Flooring

(via kristafarrell)

leekfixer:

Truth! By Wendell Berry.

(via yourhealthista)

cabinporn:

Surf shack in southwest Tasmania by James Bowden.

Previously.

oliphillips:

Snoutlet

by Brock Davis

prettykitchens:

sixohthree: via desire to inspire - Llamas’ valley