Lentil-Root Stew
Our Lentil Stew is chock full of Root Vegetables & Winter Squash, cooked long and slow, so that subtle flavors are allowed to mingle.
Our Lentil Stew is chock full of Root Vegetables & Winter Squash, cooked long and slow, so that subtle flavors are allowed to mingle.
Whole Grain Porridge for breakfast has a multitude of health benefits that may lead to a long, healthy life. Recently, a Harvard University study found that a diet rich in whole grains can substantially reduce the chances of heart disease and extend life. These findings remained the same for all, healthy and unhealthy. This study… more »
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Start by buying a high-quality Barley Miso and place in a glass jar. Submerge as many cloves of Garlic into and the Miso as possible. Cover tightly and place jar in cool, dark place (like a cabinet) for 1 year or more. Have a few small slices with your Grain as you would any pickle…. more »
I used to make sourdough bread regularly, using all my soured grain, adding flour and salt….and baking. Here’s a loaf I made today, remembering how much fun I had all those years ago! Just take your leftover, sour grain, add an equal amount of ww flour, salt and knead. Add to an oiled bread pan… more »
Roots are grounding and connect you to Earth energy. Good to know your roots, it’s where we come from. Each one has something to offer. Long-slow cooking of root vegetables creates strength, especially now. Tonight I experiment with the longest and slowest of cooking…I take 3 roots, in this case 3 varieties of Daikon Radish,… more »
We are offering 7 course Holiday Meal (salad and dessert not pictured), complete with Dessert for pickup in Berkeley this Tuesday, December 19, 2017. The menu includes: The Nice Loaf with Mushroom/Onion Gravy Festive Rice Pilaf with Slivered Almonds Roasted Sweet Potatoes Baby Green Salad with Citrus Dressing Cranberry Sauce Squash Bread with Maple Icing… more »
Marta just made this Pumpkin Bread and I’m excited to try it. If you’re interested in baking it yourself, here’s the recipe: 2 cups whole wheat spelt flour 2 cups winter squash or sweet potato 1/4 cup walnuts, lightly roasted and chopped 1 tsp baking soda 1 tsp baking powder 1/4 tsp sea salt 1/2… more »
Thanks to Anuj at Feedspot.com for honoring MacroFlavor.com in his Top 25! Read more here: https://blog.feedspot.com/macrobiotic_blogs/
It has been my 18 year pleasure to spend my time cooking with kids, in schools (k-5), summer camps and private homes. I have observed that even the pickiest of students will eat healthy foods like Brown Rice, Vegetables, Beans and Fruit (if given the chance). In time, their exuberance for these foods spreads at… more »
We’ve made this classic, thick Italian Soup from scratch, using Fresh Cranberry Beans (traditionally used in Minestrone) and loaded it with fresh seasonal vegetables, like Onion, Carrot, Celery and Garlic. Stimulate your metabolism, warm your body and soothe your soul as you dig into this. All ingredients are vegan macrobiotic, local and seasonal. We’re serving… more »
HOMEMADE SAUERKRAUT FROM A BERKELEY KITCHEN! Ripe with Macro-biotic power. Made with LOVE by M & M. Fermented foods are an important part of a healthy diet. Recent studies have shown Sauerkraut to be more effective than probiotic formulas, supplements or superfoods. Only use a small amount with lunch and dinner (about a Tbsp). Chew… more »