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Soak Your Nuts Karyn Calabrese

Karen Calabrese has published her second cookbook, Soak Your Nuts Karyn’s Conscious Comfort Foods: Recipes for Everyday Life.

The title is a playful way of reminding foodies of how to prepare raw nuts and to remember the journey to health can be a rocky one that needs humor.

Calabrese runs raw and cooked food restaurants and a juice bar in Chicago, and has been featured on the Oprah show.

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Charlie Trotter Approves Illinois Inmate Gardening Program (Video)

Written by Vegetarian Star on Tuesday, September 14th, 2010 in Chefs, Food & Drink, Gardening, Videos.

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Chicago based chef who’s appeared on a PBS cooking show and has a cameo appearance in “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” Charlie Trotter, gives the seal of approval to an Illinois program that allows low risk inmates to cultivate vegetables in a garden that are shipped to local food banks.

The Sheriff’s Garden Program was started 17 years ago at the Cook County Jail. After participants learn to plant, water, pull weeds and other tasks necessary to maintain a garden, they earn a master gardener’s certificate from the University of Illinois extension program and participate in a graduation ceremony at the end of the summer.

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Celebrity Chef Daniel Boulud Proves He Can Cook Vegan

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, November 5th, 2008 in Chefs, Recipes.

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Oh, yeah. Vegan chefs are rocking!

First, we told you how hottie Adam Levine and his Maroon 5 band mates chose vegan raw chef Ani Phyo to cater their Halloween party. Now, the ever so popular celebrity chef movement is recognizing that vegan food deserves its star on the Walk of Fame too.

“Great Chefs Cook Vegan,” is filled with dozens of recipes from celebrity chefs such as Dan Barber, Thomas Keller, Charlie Trotter, Todd English, and Daniel Boulud, pictured here.

“Great Chefs” was compiled by vegan Linda Long, who decided she wanted to challenge the chefs to offer more than lettuce leaves, and cook three or four course meals that would make any vegan beg for seconds and thirds. Long has been a vegan for 33 years, so she definitely could tell them when to send a dish packing!

For an example of what made the cut, try Cauliflower “Steak” With Quinoa.

Great Chefs Cook Vegan would make a lovely complement to One Can Make A Difference this holiday season, don’t ya think? Start dropping hints about your wish list now! Or, if you prefer, you can always buy it for yourself and sing the song of, “Happy Holidays to me.”

via Lancaster Online

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