All posts tagged: pulses

Turkish Red Lentil Soup

Hot or cold, the Turkish Red Lentil Soup is a good one. It is nutritious too. Using vegetable broth/stock turns the recipe to vegetarian and vegan. Enjoy!

Baked Beans with Tomatoes and Mushrooms – Italian Style

Baked Beans with Tomatoes and Mushrooms – Italian Style. Another hearty, wholesome recipe from Italy’s Tuscany. Baked Beans with Tomatoes and Mushrooms actually taste better the next day.

Italian Baked Beans with Tomatoes and Ham or Bacon

Italian Baked Beans with Tomatoes and Ham or Bacon – a hearty, winter day’s recipe for beans and meat. It actually tastes better the next day.

Chickpeas in the Oven

Chickpeas in the Oven. A yet another Greek traditional cuisine, or Mediterranean cuisine, classic recipe that can be cooked during the summer, winter or whenever (legumes last for a long time!)

Activist forces Canada to test food samples | myfoodistry

Activist forces Canada to test food samples

Activist forces Canada to test food samples. An India-born Canadian citizen, Mr Tony Mitra, has made the Canadian government test food samples for glyphosate, a dangerous herbicide. It took years of effort for Mr Mitra, a retired marine engineer and has turned food security activist, before the Canadian government agreed.

Carbohydrate Replacement of Rice or Potato with Lentils Reduces Glycemic Response in Healthy Adults - Crossover Study | myfoodistry

Carbohydrate Replacement of Rice or Potato with Lentils Reduces Glycemic Response in Healthy Adults – Crossover Study

Replacing half of the AC from high-GI foods with lentils significantly attenuates PBGR in healthy adults; this can contribute to defining a health claim for pulses and blood glucose lowering