BLOG: Vegetables for Breakfast

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January 8, 2014

abc

January 6, 2014

dried daikon, kombu and shitake

January 2, 2014

let it snow peas and cauliflower

December 31, 2013

beet snow pea salad

December 18, 2013

same dish, new toppings

December 16, 2013

napa cabbage and snow peas

December 12, 2013

daikon pea shoot slaw

December 11, 2013

cabbage cream cheese rolls

December 2, 2013

the bok choys

November 19, 2013

daikon red cabbage pressed salad

November 17, 2013

baby kale broccoli hash

November 15, 2013

tatsoi

November 10, 2013

blanched snow peas with shaved beets

November 8, 2013

baby brussels sprouts

November 4, 2013

red cabbage salad

October 28, 2013

nishime: onion + turnip + celery

October 23, 2013

broccoli daikon “Israeli” salad

October 22, 2013

collards and cabbage

October 21, 2013

nishime

October 10, 2013

2 shades of green: string + soy (beans)

September 25, 2013

kale komatsuna mizuna roll-ups

September 15, 2013

dandelion + shitake

September 11, 2013

5-minute snap peas

September 8, 2013

bok choy with pomegranate seeds

September 3, 2013

happy veggie birthday

September 2, 2013

vegetable candy

September 1, 2013

carrot tatsoi roll-ups

August 28, 2013

cucumbers, wrapped

August 22, 2013

cucumber fennel salad

August 15, 2013

pink and white radish salad

August 4, 2013

steamed broccoli with carrot miso dressing

July 31, 2013

salad of field greens with carrot miso dressing

July 22, 2013

steamed Japanese greens with lemon wedges

July 21, 2013

salad roll

July 19, 2013

dandelion hijiki salad

July 15, 2013

Melanie’s Chinese cabbage rolls

Icing on the Cake: Testimonials

The food was creative, delicious and healthy. We learned the correct and efficient ways to cook and prepare a variety of foods. In addition, she taught us how to maximize the nutritional value of each vegetable. Another bonus to this class is how beautifully she interjected the spiritual aspects of each ingredient. She surprised us with personal touches to make my birthday more festive.

- Sherrie Wharton and Joel Berman