Kimchi 08/12/2008
 

Want an instant side-dish?  Have digestive problems?  Are pickled foods and yogurt lacking in your diet?  Kimchi is a Korean dish of pickled bok choy and other vegetables.  Pickled and fermented foods (that haven't been pasturized) are filled with the healthy bacteria that we are always hearing about on yogurt commercials.  Kimchi is great because it doesn't have all the sugar that's in yogurt, it's not a dairy product (for those with lactose intolerance), it counts as a serving of vegetables,  and it tastes great (salty, spicy, and a little sour).  You can find it in the refrigerated section of your grocery store, near the tofu.  Buy a jar and eat some, about a 1/4 cup at a time. Try  with brown rice.  Yum!

 


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    Eat With the Seasons: Winter
    Winter is the season of the Water Element, which corresponds to the Kidneys, Bladder, and Reproductive System. This time of year naturally draws us inward to reflect and restore.  Just like the bleak "death" you see outside your window, this is a season for us to decide what we can let go of so you have room to begin new projects in the spring.  Eat warm soups, drink hot tea, and get extra rest.  You'll need the energy for your adventures in the spring and summer.

     

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