I just had to write about this one because the plate looked so beautiful! We made traditional hummus, but the tabbouli is made with quinoa instead of bulgur wheat. The bread is millet bread, so we were able to eat a beautiful and nutritious meal that fit within our diet. We made potato latkes for Hannukah, but we get a little tired of the traditional latkes for 8 nights, so this year we also made them with grated carrots. The combination of grated potatoes, grated carrots, and onions is really good! We don't use any eggs to hold then together - we must add a little flour to the veggies and cook them. This year we tried baking them instead of frying and they turned out wonderfully! For New Year's Eve we made Chinese food - veggies and some spring rolls. So much good food, so little time...
The Greenberg Way to Healthy Living: A year-long experience in which the Family will prepare, eat, and learn about different kinds of foods. Each month focuses on a different theme – this may pertain to the type of food itself, the manner in which it is prepared, the ethnic or historical origin, the time of year the food is eaten or produced, etc. Each member of the family: shall have a delegated Role; shall take part in the documentation of this Adventure by blogging.
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