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Giada De Laurentiis has shared her holiday health tips with PopSugar.

The Food Network chef is a supporter of Meatless Mondays and personally made it a priority to cook more plant-based foods when her mother became a vegetarian.

This year, Giada’s tips include eating plenty of greens, grains, legumes and fruits and suggests looking to one of her several vegetarian recipes for inspiration, like her White Bean and Roasted Eggplant Hummus.

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Chelsea Clinton Hillary Clinton Garlic Hummus With Harissa Paste

Written by Vegetarian Star on Monday, October 15th, 2012 in Food & Drink, Politicians, Recipes.

Chelsea Clinton and Hillary Clinton

Like mother, like daughter?

Former White House chef Walter Scheib says both Chelsea Clinton and Hillary Clinton were big fans of his garlic hummus. Scheib had to keep this chickpea spread fresh in the kitchen at all times and often sent it with the Clintons on trips away from Pennsylvania Ave.

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Natalie Coughlin Takes On Fava Bean Hummus

Written by Vegetarian Star on Tuesday, July 31st, 2012 in Athletes-Games-Sports, Food & Drink, Recipes.

Natalie Coughlin

Natalie Coughlin, USA Olympic swimmer who follows a mostly plant-based diet, enjoys making a Moroccan spread that is very similar to hummus with chickpeas or garbanzo beans.

“I love fava beans. I really like making a hummus with fava beans, and that’s actually one of the things I grow in my garden. I love eating the leaves and the beans.”

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Alan Cumming Hums For Hummus, Nuts For Almonds

Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, October 29th, 2010 in Actors, Fashion, Food & Drink.

Actor Alan Cumming (The Good Wife, Spykids, X2: XMen United, Nightcrawler) has a featured interview in the November/December 2010 issue of Vegetarian Times where he discusses his rescue dogs, blasting fur-wearing Broadway and what he wished he would have told the Queen about using synthetic bear fur for the guards’ hats.

“A few years ago, I signed a petition asking the queen to stop using bearskin for those helmets [worn by Buckingham Palace guards] that tourists take pictures of. I didn’t get a chance to say this to the queen, but she should use a nice synthetic fiber for the helmets.”

We hear Stella McCartney is working on that.

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Giveaway–Tribe Origins Classic Hummus

Written by Vegetarian Star on Tuesday, October 19th, 2010 in Business, Food & Drink, Giveaways.

Tribe Origins Classic Hummus is one of several flavors offered by Tribe Origins, including Zesty Spice and Garlic, Spicy Red Pepper and Tomato & Veggie. Tribe, from Tribe Mediterranean Foods of Taunton, MA, is brought to you by the same veggie loving folks providing Veggie Patch products this week. We’re featuring Tribe Origins Classic Hummus in this week’s plethora of giveaway items to provide a vegan prize to readers.

Tribe Origins Classic Hummus, like all other Tribe Origins Hummus, is made with no artificial preservatives, kosher-certified, vegan-friendly and free of saturated fats, trans-fats, hydrogenated oils, dairy and cholesterol. It’s not, however, free of taste.

For a chance to win a coupon for this delicious, creamy chickpea spread, you may do the following.

* For 1 chance to win, leave a comment on this post saying why you want Tribe Origins Classic Hummus.

* For 2 chances to win, leave a comment on this post saying why you want Tribe Origins Classic Hummus AND RT this post on Twitter (e.g. RT@vegetarianstar Giveaway Tribe Origins Classic Hummus. If you’re Re-Tweeting this post, you must also include your Twitter handle in the comment. If you’re Re-Tweeting this post and you also want to win Tribe Origins Classic Hummus, you must leave a comment too.

Contest will end when tomorrow’s giveaway is posted and winners will be notified via email daily. Please check your spam box (cough, cough Yahoo users) because if you don’t respond in 48 hours, we’ll pick another winner.

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Tahina. Photo: Serious Eats

Tahina. Photo: Serious Eats

Michael Natkin is a vegetarian food blogger at Herbivoracious who stops by the highly trafficked SeriousEats.com website to share a meatless recipe for the Serious Meatless section.

Tahina goes great as a veggie dip, sandwich spread or drizzled over falafel, but don’t confuse it with hummus, as Natkin says many people do. Hummus is created from chickpeas while tahina is crafted from sesame seeds.

Then there’s that conundrum of how to spell it.

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