In the past I worked with a great holistic health counselor http://www.angelsonghealth.com/ who, among many things, helped our household institute a green challenge. We were challenged to eat a green vegetable at every meal. I bought green juice for breakfast (or you can make some like in challenge #1783) and we packed our normal greens for lunch (broccoli, kale or salad greens) and we made sure to include a green vegetable at dinner time. The kiddies loved to remind Mami about the challenge- even if they didn't love every green vegetable they tried.
Now that we are exploring the Asian markets in Queens. We are enjoying the large selections of greens at these markets. They are so inviting (even if I don't know what many of them are!).
I think it would be easy to succeed in a green challenge if you shop at an Asian market. So we are once again instituting the green challenge in our household as we work our way through all the fun we see at the markets.

Now that we are exploring the Asian markets in Queens. We are enjoying the large selections of greens at these markets. They are so inviting (even if I don't know what many of them are!).
I think it would be easy to succeed in a green challenge if you shop at an Asian market. So we are once again instituting the green challenge in our household as we work our way through all the fun we see at the markets.
You can look up some recipes for cooking a variety of Asian greens on http://www.epicurious.com/ my go to source for recipes. (No one is paying me to say that!) Did you know they have an app? It's easy to use and I always do when I am at the grocery and see some ingredient I want to make but don't know what other ingredients could work well with them.
Well I hope you have some green adventures of your own.
Glad to hear you're still "going green"! Thanks for the love, supermama. Right back atcha. Great blog!!!
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