A Blog For A Greener Tomorrow

I recently came across a cool blog that shares ways to live a greener way of life. These are simple little things that do not require much effort but do challenge our daily way of life. Like breaking out that bike instead of the usual commute of your automobile and with the gas prices right now I totally agree. If every one elected to travel without the use of gasoline at least once a week, we would considerably lower the toxic fuel emissions while sending a message across seas, We don't need you.
Another favorite blog post was about the importance of compost. This is huge. Imagine creating a rich soil exploding in organic nutrients that you made yourself? I stand by this method for recycling all my veggie scraps, yard clippings, even egg shells.
http://ourtinyearth.wordpress.com/ is a great site to learn about living greener, I particularly love the easy links to other sites with great cooking info. So if you are looking for a cool site as well as links to awesome food pics and recipes that are out of this world check it out!!

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What Are Tobacco Onions | Recipe for Angry Onions

What Are Tobacco Onions - Are they the same as angry onions? Tobacco, a.k.a. angry onions have been all the rage in culinary creations. Many cooks have asked what are Tobacco onions, and how did they acquire such a name? Tobacco onions inherited their name simply by how the onions look after they have been prepared; little dark shreds similar to tobacco due to the spicy seasonings mixed with flour and thin strips of raw onion dredged and fried. As many cooks and chefs discovered, this description did not sit well with customers as Tobacco is a taboo name now a days. So, after much deliberation; the angry onion was born. Same concept - just more politically correct - yes even in the culinary art world. Recipe for Angry Onions The possibilities are endless with what to serve alongside angry onions. Some recipes refer them as tobacco onions but the idea is similar. Angry onions are lightly breaded in a spicy mixture and then fl...

Healthy Pasta Dishes: Whole Wheat Pasta with Lemon Scented Zucchini

Healthy Pasta Dishes Whole Wheat Angel Hair with Lemon Scented Zucchini When the right combinations of ingredients are paired, it does not take much to create a savory pasta dish. In this simple recipe, whole wheat angel hair is tossed with fresh zucchini that has been quickly sautéed in olive oil and fresh lemons. The dish pairs wonderfully with a dry white oaky chardonnay or soft Syrah. Add a side of grilled baguette slices and have one elegant meal. Soy Parmesan is used in the recipe and is easily found in the vegan section of major grocery stores. For those trying for the first time, you will be amazed how tasty this vegan cheese is! Serves: 6 Prep time: 15 minutes ` Cook time: 20 minutes Ingredients: 1 pound whole wheat angel hair pasta 1/4 cup kosher salt 4 Tablespoons olive oil, plus extra for garnish 4 cloves garlic, minced 4 large zucchini, thinly sliced on a bias 3 small lemons, zest and juice 1/2 cup soy Parmesan cheese, plus extra for ga...

Zesty Salmon Jerky Deviled Eggs - Deviled Egg Recipes For the Holidays

Zesty Salmon Jerky Deviled Egg Recipe Jazz up traditional deviled eggs with the addition of smoky salmon jerky, lime juice, and creamy avocado. This recipe can be served as an appetizer or for a mid-afternoon snack to curb sugar cravings and tide you over until dinner time. The filling is rich in omega fatty acids which boosts the immune system and aids in inflammation. The jerky adds an incredible aroma, depth in flavor, and great texture. While the avocado tames its fiery flavor and takes the place of mayonnaise. The filling also incorporates fresh herbs and spices that harmonize with the rich yolk. You can make the deviled eggs up to 3 days in advance to enjoy later in the week for a healthy protein rich snack. Makes 12 eggs | 2 per person Ingredients: · 12 hardboiled eggs, peeled and halved · 8 ounces salmon jerky · ...

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