Quicklinks
Posted by kathryn in Vegetables and Breakfast
- Refrigerator Raid has posted a beginner’s strength training programme. It’s a simple 30 minute programme, covering both upper body and lower body strength. If you have less time try the 15 minute home fitness circuit I posted last month.
- A woman after my own heart, over at Veggie Chic, Jul asks is it really so hard to eat vegetables?. Confused about how many vegies you should be eating each day? Take a look at my post on what five serves of vegetables looks like.
- Photographer Jon Huck has posted pictures of people with their breakfast. There’s no background information or text, just photographs. I love this sort of stuff – showing what people really eat. Thanks to the Fanatic Cook for the original link.
- At the Guardian blog, Denis Cook asks why won’t MPs act on healthy food?
- Spring is here, which means asparagus is appearing in the shops. Over at Stonesoup, Jules has posted some beautiful asparagus recipes.
- Cranking up for barbecue season this year, Cook Sister has a round-up of meat-less barbecue recipes. While there is a bit of fish in there, the post also contains lots of lovely vegetable, haloumi, paneer and burger recipes. Thanks to Where’s the beef for the original link.
Photograph by Taylorkoa22 under the terms of a creative commons license
21 September, 2007
Comments
You’re very welcome. :-) Lots more links there for me to enjoy this morning…
No worries Cindy, I also have my eye on the fennel, eggplant and pumpkin tagine you posted a couple of weeks ago!
Wow, the breakfast feature is illuminating! Apparently most of those folks haven’t heard much about the importance of a good breakfast. Old habits prevail?
It’s interesting to see what how people really eat, as opposed to what the tell their nutritionist!
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