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macrobiotic Proposals for Fall

Here are some dietary recommendations and recipes that has made us a partner. In addition to the vegetables grown here, you may be surprised by the ingredients of distant origin, such as miso, umeboshi, sesame Oriental names and algae. It is because these dishes are inspired macrobiotic diet a school from Japan, which along with its principles of supply suggests the use of these ingredients. I leave with her ...

"To adapt to the Combi from summer to fall should be aware that the energy drops, fruit and vegetables we collect has taken the energy of summer, the plants tend to lose collected leaves and roots are reflected in, for us is, we have to pick us up, change the kitchen with the season, heat, concentrate and relax, let the food cold by removing and reducing the amount liquids. Reduce raw salads and proceed to the warm and boiled. We increased the seasoning salt and vegetable consumption and roots round. Round grain rice, millet, oats, quinoa, couscous, bulgur and pasta. Soups with onion, squash, cabbage and cauliflower with a small amount of oil. Not to mention the greens. "

PUMPKIN CREAM AND CORN

INGREDIENTS 2 leeks, sliced \u200b\u200b1 slice thick
diced pumpkin
2 or 3 strips of seaweed wakame (by soaking caculo grow a serving as a postage stamp)
2 tablespoons corn meal
1l.
water 1 tablespoon umeboshi paste, olive oil



Sea Salt Soak seaweed in water, at least 5 minutos.Cortar vegetables. In the pan with a little oil, sauté the leeks with some salt, about 8 minutes. Add squash and saute 4 minutes. Incorporate the flour and mix well. We took the alga with water and bring to a boil. We let simmer 15 minutes. Off. Dilute the umeboshi paste and grind. Serve with freshly chopped parsley.

SQUASH AND CORN SOUP

INGREDIENTS 1 cup small diced pumpkin
1 or 2 ears of sweet corn (or a half can of corn)
2 or 3 strips of wakame seaweed
1 l.
water 1 tablespoon barley miso.

Soak seaweed in water. Minimum 5 min.
Peel and cut squash. Boil water with the algae. When it breaks a boil, add the pumpkin and leave for 5 mins. Add the corn and boil 5 minutes. Reduce heat to a minimum. If you've used shell and ear out and get him back into the soup. With the fire at least get something out of stock and dilute the miso. Add to the soup without boiling and stir for 2 minutes. Let stand 5 min

SEITA WITH PUMPKIN

INGREDIENTS 300 gr

Seitan 2 cups diced pumpkin
2 or 3 strips of wakame seaweed

oil 4 tablespoons olive oil Water



Salt Soak the wakame cut trocitios in a glass of water. Cut the seitan and pumpkin in medium dice. Fry the seitan and pumpkin with a little oil with some salt for 10 minutes. Add the wakame with water and boil for 10 min. A low heat, covered. If you consume all the water to be adding, but it should be rather entourage. Off and let rest a little. Ideal to accompany boiled cereal or pasta. PATE

BEET

INGREDIENTS 2 cooked beets
2 Tablespoons peanut butter 1 teaspoon
umeboshi paste
½ teaspoon lemon zest.

Chop beets and boil for 5 min.
Grind all the ingredients until consistency of pate, if espreciso add cooking water. For use in a sandwich should add protein such as grilled tofu, olives and lettuce.

LEEKS AND CREAM TURNIPS

INGREDIENTS 2 large leeks 2 or 3 turnips

2 strips of wakame miso
Mugi

Water Oil Salt


Put the wakame in a liter of water soaked. Wash and chop the leeks, sliced \u200b\u200bincluding green part, and turnip into small cubes. Saute the leeks with a little oil for 8 minutes with a pinch of salt. Add the turnips and sauté 4 minutes. Add the wakame with water and bring to a boil. Reduce heat to medium and cover, simmer for 20 minutes. Do not boil off and get some broth into a glass and dilute 2 tablespoons and add the miso mugi acazuela. Puree and serve with toasted sesame seeds and ground.

onion cream (with turnips)

Ingredients 6 onions 2 or 3 turnips

3 tablespoons olive
naphthalene oil 1 tablespoon white miso.
1 cup rice Elecha
d ¾ l.
water Pinch ground nutmeg Salt

roasted and ground sesame

Peel and cut onions in half moons gruesas.Cortar turnips into small squares. Sauté onion in oil in a saucepan 15 minutes. Add the turnips, nutmeg and a little salt and cook 5 minutes. Add water and milk and bring to a boil. When it starts to boil lower heat to medium, cover and cook for 20 minutos.Retirar a little stock and dilute the white miso in a cup, add to skillet. Let sit for 3 minutes. Puree and serve with toasted sesame seeds and ground.

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To mark the post " Rent room in exchange for sex" an RCN Radio journalist comes in contact with me for an interview and know more about the reason of why this is happening in Spain.

I have no clear answer for this, but I think it's a matter of supply and demand, we all know the difficulty of access to housing in Spain at present and that the country is entering a major economic crisis, while the Euro continues to rise specialists say that at the end of the Dollar and we 2 to 1.

Regarding the post, I understand that the profiles most vulnerable in society as young and old have the most difficulty with the topic of housing, especially young people we all know that independence is essential for a job and housing.

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On 25 October, day visit to partners The Montañuela farm was a special day for me. It was exactly two years since we started the work on the farm, with the arrival of packets and pipe the gases, gravel, concrete, thermal clay blocks, the stakes and string for the redesign. Two years of work by many people to realize a dream.
That day I felt that finally we are really running. Although we had been nearly two months of weekly delivery and great communication via email and phone, which made me feel that closes the circle was your visit. The uncertainty and stress of months and the weight of the responsibility to vegetables to one hundred families were eased considerably.

SHARED RESPONSIBILITY became for me more than the commitments that bind us, a sensation of walking together, to form part of a larger group. And I think rather than cooperation in food, with children and picking potatoes was by your very presence, knowing you, by your attitude. Thanks to everyone who came.

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Tomorrow is San Martín. Date pork traditional home, party in many towns ... and in Zamudio, for example, where there is a fair. And here, time to plant garlic: "Ajin, Ajin, why are you so mean? ..." Because I do not sown by St. Martin. " But it has rained so much that the soil is too wet to work it. If you do not fall over in a few days, we will plant garlic. And the beans and peas.
Some are already planted in the greenhouse, but most will grow outdoors. We're almost done
isolate the roof of the store inside. The part where we store the squash, garlic and onions. For this we are using wool, the flock of people. Raw as it comes out of the shear, but smeared in borax to prevent the moth eat. And we sink in the room packaging.

Another thing: surely the sense that it has received the box of organic vegetables is different for each one: diet rich in vegetables, food without pesticides, working with rural development, eating local food, friendship, a mix of reasons ... To some also are the model of agriculture, food production. What economic model, cultural and human relations support in making the purchase to eat. Like it or not, whether we realize it or not, we make policy to buy food. In this globalized world is hard to know what is behind our meal, except as direct relationships such as ours.

Film director Erwin Wagenhofer this question became:
"... we had planned a detailed documentary on the Vienna market. Notebooks tried to write the script or treatment for this film, walked up and down markets the city and I thought: What are the markets that is so interesting? And the only thing that interested me were the products. Where does all this? The original idea was to start in the market's most famous Vienna Naschmarkt and see behind the scenes. From where things came from, whence came the tomatoes and all other products? We started indeed with the tomatoes. We did our research and how we ended in Spain ... "(1)
But this was only the beginning of a great journey that has culminated in the documentary film" We feed the world. "just released in theaters. A's Eider left me very excited and passionately announced.

Internet Magazine News Positive (positive news) publishes about this film: "... should not distract our attention from the fact that we have a growing problem of space and food, especially for the loss of agricultural land due to desertification, also caused by the industry, climate change and population growth. But the problem today lies in the inequality, dysfunctional patterns of production and distribution, overconsumption, a great injustice, unfair international trade regulations and subsidies. We feed the world
us into this. "

(1) Here you can read the full interview the director of the film, from which we extracted this quote.

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