The October Unprocessed Vault: Day 12

Here are all the posts from this day in October Unprocessed history.

Growing Your Own

Growing Your Own

Lyn Bilodeau shares some thoughts on the joys of growing your own food, and some simple but important pointers when first starting out.
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Clean Eating Grissini

Clean Eating Grissini

Grissini are thin breadsticks, often made with herbs and topped with coarse salt. This easy recipe uses 100% whole wheat flour, which, as you can imagine, makes me very happy indeed.
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Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Irish Soda Bread

Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Irish Soda Bread

This Irish Soda Bread is totally unprocessed, healthful, and of course, delicious.
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All About Gums (Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pecan Muffins)

All About Gums (Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pecan Muffins)

Guar, Xanthan and methylcellulose. One of these is included in almost every gluten-free processed food, but why?
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How to Make Beef Jerky

How to Make Beef Jerky

Although I eat a vegetarian diet more often than not, beef jerky is something that deeply appeals to me and satisfies my inner pioneer. It connects me to a time-honored process of preserving food which is deeply rewarding and evokes simpler times.
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Vegan Cashew Cream Cheese

Vegan Cashew Cream Cheese

Cream cheese is undoubtedly scrumptious, but whether you’re vegan, lactose intolerant, cutting down on dairy, or just itching to try something new on your morning toast, DIY vegan cream cheese is one of my favorite things to make.
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Is Your Unprocessed Food Ethical?

Is Your Unprocessed Food Ethical?

There is no doubt eating unprocessed does wonders for our health. Ingredients, however, are not the only things we should focus on in our quest to eat better. An overhaul of our food choices also requires that we consider their environmental and human impact.
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Two-and-a-Half Ingredient Banana Soft Serve

Two-and-a-Half Ingredient Banana Soft Serve

I love this banana soft serve. It only takes five minutes to make, and despite its sweet & creamy taste, it’s almost as healthy as snacking on a banana.
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A "Figgy" Fall Salad

A "Figgy" Fall Salad

Fresh figs are flooding the local markets and I love combining them in an autumnal salad with almonds, apple, and a drizzle of honey-infused vinaigrette.
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The I-Can't-Give-Up-Crackers Crackers Recipe

The I-Can’t-Give-Up-Crackers Crackers Recipe

Not to say that all store-bought crackers are Ãœber-processed, but I’m thinking the majority of them wouldn’t pass the Kitchen Test. So if I was really going to embrace this month free of processed foods, I knew I was going to need crackers and I knew I was going to need to make them myself.
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Scallion-Cucumber Raita with Fresh Pomegranate Arils

Scallion-Cucumber Raita with Fresh Pomegranate Arils

Raita is a side dish in Indian cuisine that is meant to cool the palate and soothe the stomach after eating the spicy main course. Prep the ingredients in advance and mix in just a few minutes before serving for a crisp and refreshing side dish to your festive platters.
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Why (and How!) to Cook Oil-Free

Why (and How!) to Cook Oil-Free

Despite rational and clear guidelines, even the world of unprocessed eating has its minor controversies and debates. Case in point: Oil.
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Roasted Squash and Tahini Dip

Roasted Squash and Tahini Dip

Roasted squash blended with pantry staples bring together a spicy, savory dip that tastes like fall.
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If you haven’t taken the October Unprocessed pledge yet, please do!  And then encourage your friends to join in — it’s a lot more fun that way!

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