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I often get questions about replacing tofu or soy (generally) in recipes, so if you're allergic to soy, this post is for you! (Here is a great article about soy, debunking all the mainstream myths, in case anyone is looking for that info!).

Tofu Substitutes
Unfortunately, there is no easy or direct replacement for tofu, it really depends on how it's used. If ...
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You've got questions and we've got answers! Q: What's your stance on eating honey?
A: I don’t really have a 'stance' on honey. I feel, as with everything, everyone has to make their own choices based on what they believe and what’s right for them. That said, I’ve written about
my personal beliefs before.
Q: What do you suggest ...
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What is agave nectar?
Agave nectar is a natural sweetener, it's an alternative to sugar and artificial sweeteners. This nectar comes from the leaves of the agave plant which is commonly found in Mexico. It's comparable to honey and sap. It can be used similarly to honey to sweeten tea or even in baked good recipes. Agave is considered a natural sweetener because ...
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Q: When making brown
rice milk , are you able to use instant brown rice?
A: I've never tried it, but I don't think so--to make the milk, you need to overcook and waterlog the rice, which isn't really possible with microwave instant rice.
Q: I have your cookbooks and love reading your blog. I'm not much of a blogger so I ...
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Last week I got into an interesting discussion with a friend of mine about lentils. "Why are there red lentils and green lentils, and then yellow and green "split peas" though they look like lentils" she asked. Then my brain gears started going too: "And are they a legume or a grain or what?
I jumped on wikipedia, did a little reading and now have ...