THE EDGY VEGGIE
Ellen Kanner

A vegetarian since age 13, Ellen Kanner has written for Bon Appetit, Gourmet, Eating Well, Vegetarian Times and regional magazines nationwide including Pebble Beach and Palm Beach Illustrated. She shares meals in Miami with her meat-eating but otherwise adorable husband, and is at work on a book, Love in the Time of Broccoli: A Joyful Vegetarian's Path to a Beautiful Life.
Her website is www.ellen-ink.com. She blogs at edgyveggie1.blogspot.com
Write to her at ekanner@miamiherald.com.
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The Edgy Veggie
Mangoes and cashews are complementary cousins
Mangoes and cashews have a natural affinity. They’re often paired in some of my favorite cuisines — Indian, Caribbean and Asian. I’d assumed it was because they’re both irresistible and thrive in the tropics (both do well here in South Florida, too). But it turns out there’s more to the story. They’re related.
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The Edgy Veggie
Go hands-on with kale
In this tough world of ours, try a little tenderness. Try kale. It’s the leafy green everyone’s talking about but no one seems to eat. Often dismissed as fibrous and bitter, kale turns supple and sweet with a little hands-on participation.
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The Edgy Veggie
You won’t miss the dairy in these vegan bakery treats
It’s a sweet time to be vegan in Miami, with not one but two online vegan bakeries offering cookies and cupcakes that give dairy-rich bakery treats a run for their money.
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The Edgy Veggie
Go nuts for National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day
Friday is National Peanut Butter Lover’s Day, but we’re already dipping into a jar. This satisfying source of fiber, protein and plant-based pleasure isn’t just for kids and isn’t just about peanuts.
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Book excerpt: Like life itself, nurturing begins with seeds
A basic way to give yourself the care you need is by making healthier food choices — for you and the planet
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The Edgy Veggie
Lentil soup offers big nutrition from a little bean
It’s official — the Centers for Disease reports this is the worst flu season in a decade. Over-the-counter this and that may help, but the best medicine is rest and soup.












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