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Baking biscuits and roasting chickens are great recipes to make when temperatures get colder.
People can make a big impact by eating more whole plant foods. Even though not everybody is willing to cut out meat, they can still make a big impact on their health and the planet by reducing their animal intake and by eating more whole plant foods.
That’s registered dietitian and author Sharon Palmer. Her new book The Plant-Powered Diet talks about any number of ways to reduce the amount of animal products in your diet. Today she answer your questions.
In the kitchen, Chef Daniel Orr depends on his oven for baking biscuits and roasting a chicken.
And, we visit a local orchard that makes apple cider on a press from the 1940s.
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Stories On This Episode
On Marginal Land, These Grasses May Be Greener
Marginal land might only produce a profitable harvest with traditional crops, like corn or soybeans, once or twice every five years.
Enter the Era of Plant-Based Eating
So long Atkins! A diet full of flora is the new craze.
Home Baking: Grandma’s Buttermilk Biscuits
Baked goods have been a staple in the western human diet for thousands of years, but there have been many refinements to the baking industry.
The Perfect Roast Chicken
The perfect roast chicken starts with the freshest ingredients. Then, cook it simply. Sounds easy!
