100 Mile Diet
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The 100 Mile Diet
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The 100-Mile Diet
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Design Goes On The 100 Mile Diet : TreeHugger
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6 tips to help you follow the 100-mile diet | Green Living | Embrace Life | Best Health
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Northern Gardeners Almanac: Reviews: Farm City The Education of an Urban Farmer/ Novella CarpenterThe 100 Mile Diet A year of Local Eating/Alisa Smith JB MacKinnon
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Sarah Stanley's Ultramarathon Insight: Eat Real Food To Run 100 Miles
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6 Miles
getfitslowly.com — “If you love something, set it free…If it comes back it was meant to be On May 29th, after 31 awesome miles in the Portland forest, I took off my shoe and saw every runner’s nightmare—swelling and bruising. I knew” View full resource at getfitslowly.com
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Gardenerd: Locally Grown: 100 Mile Meal
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Mediterranean Diet Associated with Living to 100
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21 Ways to Make Your Diet 100% Easier
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Susan Yager: How NOT to Diet for the Next 100 Years
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20 Snacks Under 100 Calories - Diet and Nutrition Center - Everyday Health
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Happy 100th Birthday, Oreo! - Diet and Nutrition Center - Everyday Health
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Trish O'Keefe Girbal, RD
My earliest memories are centered around food: the distinct smell of my grandma’s house that took on the sautéed garlic and basil she added to her famous marinara; waking up to the sizzling sound of red-skinned potatoes frying on Sunday morning as my dad prepared our hearty Irish breakfast; serving ice cream sundaes on hot summer days at my Aunt’s restaurant (and, of course, treating myself to helpings afterward). There is no doubt in my mind that food is one of life’s greatest pleasures. It is something to be shared, something to be celebrated.
My love of food has been, and continues to be, influenced by my loved ones. My grandma was born during the Great Depression on the outskirts of New York City. One of the lessons she learned, and passed on to me, was how to cook on a limited budget without compromising a bit of taste. Her wonderful dishes really came from love. I think of Nanny often while cooking.
I’m a home cook, lover of good food and wine, and a dietitian by trade. Although I’m originally from the Jersey Shore (which is nothing like what you see on TV, thanks MTV), I’m now living in the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area. My love of food is also inspired by nature. I try to keep most of my recipes fresh and simple. I like to use real foods from ingredients that are minimally processed. Having a great affection for nature, I try to use seasonal and locally grown foods. While many of my dishes are plant-based, I am a big believer in balance, which is why I must indulge (guilt-free) from time to time. Some recipes are my creations and some are adaptations from friends, family and my favorite cookbooks. -
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