I LOVE this stuff. LOVE LOVE LOVE. Vegetarian, organic, weird-chemical-free "chicken" broth that really smells and tastes delicious and chickeny! And no, no one is paying me to say that. This product is just so amazing and versatile that since discovering it, I don't want to live without a stock of it in my cabinet.
I use it to add flavor to lentils, beans, rice, potatoes, seitan, tofu, mushrooms, and vegetables. I mix it with some organic soy sauce and onion and garlic powders to make a delicious stir fry sauce. I like heating up a small bowl of it to dip a grilled cheese sandwich in. And of course, I've used it to make soups -- noodle soups, egg drop soups, vegetable soups. Basically, I use this stuff in practically every dinner I cook these days.
Imagine Organic No-Chicken Broth comes in regular and low-sodium varieties, though it can be difficult to find in stores where they don't carry a lot of vegetarian "alternative" or organic products. Around here, I've seen it in Fred Meyer and Whole Foods.
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Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
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Thursday, October 3, 2013
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Changes
Over the past couple weeks, I've been doing a lot of research about what's in our food and where it comes from. Because of the very disturbing information I'm learning, I've been making a lot of changes in my diet. Specifically, I'm working toward eliminating genetically modified foods and their derivatives from my diet, and I would strongly urge others to do their own research on the subject.
And because I've been making a lot of dietary changes, the nature and content of this blog will be changing somewhat. I promise I'll try not to get too preachy, but I do feel very strongly about all of this, and am deeply concerned.
If you are interested -- and I really feel that food safety and quality is something everyone should be interested in because it affects us all -- here are a few links to get you started in your research:
Institute for Responsible Technology
The Non-GMO Project
Organic Consumers: Monsanto
Organic Consumers
Say No to GMOs
The Very Real Danger of Genetically Modified Foods (The Atlantic)
Top 10 Dangers of Genetically Modified Food
Dangers of High Fructose Corn Syrup (Huffington Post)
Good luck out there.
Your friend in food,
jazzhands
And because I've been making a lot of dietary changes, the nature and content of this blog will be changing somewhat. I promise I'll try not to get too preachy, but I do feel very strongly about all of this, and am deeply concerned.
If you are interested -- and I really feel that food safety and quality is something everyone should be interested in because it affects us all -- here are a few links to get you started in your research:
Institute for Responsible Technology
The Non-GMO Project
Organic Consumers: Monsanto
Organic Consumers
Say No to GMOs
The Very Real Danger of Genetically Modified Foods (The Atlantic)
Top 10 Dangers of Genetically Modified Food
Dangers of High Fructose Corn Syrup (Huffington Post)
Good luck out there.
Your friend in food,
jazzhands
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