Canary Candy: Potatoes, organic seed, and sex

Posted on Feb 20, 2009 by Susie Collins in Blog, Home & Garden

Potato-heartKarina’s Kitchen has a recipe for Vegan Scalloped Potatoes, a treasure of a find for me since I just cut out dairy from my diet. I heart potatoes! :-)

Treehugger reports that researchers say hippy reasons for living sustainably beat out “Hope for Future.”

Allie’s Answers reports on sustainable grocery shopping with a DIY video.

Green Promise has a comprehensive list of organic seed suppliers.

Trying to Be Greener talks about safe food processors. Follow the links to ZRecs Guide to Safer Children’s Products.

Green Me is compiling a great healthy recipe collection. I’m going to try the Chickpea and Kale recipe; I love crockpot food!

The Oko Box Blog found an organic sex lubricant.

Simple Green Frugal teaches us how to make our own fresh Ricotta for supper (fabulous photos!).

Photo by Neona.

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3 Responses to “Canary Candy: Potatoes, organic seed, and sex”

  1. linda

    20. Feb, 2009

    The safer food processors and blenders guide is great!

    I so want a glass jar Vitamix, like they used to make. I hope they’ll do them again, as I just can’t bring myself to trust any plastics these days.

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  2. Susie Collins

    21. Feb, 2009

    I need to buy a glass blender, I have an all-plastic food processor by Cuisinart. When I was growing up, we had a glass blender, probably Waring, worked just as well. I use mainly to make hummus, fruit smoothies and to blend up a couple of cups of whatever soup I’m making to add back into the pot to thicken it up. We also have a stainless steel juicer that I don’t use very often. I, too, really want to get away from plastic in general– bad for health, bad for the environment.

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  3. Leslie

    21. Feb, 2009

    I have a vitamix, but it’s not glass! I wish it was glass that would be awesome. Why did they ever start making everything plastic?!!
    I still use my vitamix regardless because it helps my already limited diet have more variety.. but thank gawd i gave of the plastic water bottles. I think it’s the worst when it’s been sitting in the plastic container and subjected to who knows what for who know how long.

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