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Vegetarian Zen Podcast Ep. 226

To Cook or Not to Cook? Hint: Some Vegetables Are More Nutritious Cooked! (VZ 226)

//  by Larissa Galenes

In this episode of the Vegetarian Zen podcast, we discuss why some vegetables are more nutritious cooked. We share some tips for retaining nutrients when cooking, and some factors to consider when deciding whether to cook veggies or eat them raw.

 

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T-fal VC1338 Balanced Living Compact 2-Tier Electric Food Steamer, 4-Quart, Black T-fal VC1338 Balanced Living Compact 2-Tier Electric Food Steamer, 4-Quart, Black
  • 4-quart capacity (2 tiers of 2 quarts each)
  • 2 tiers with one containing a removable plate for larger items
  • Digital controls with 60-minute timer
  • Compact for easy storage
  • 1-year limited warranty


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Resources Used for this Episode:

  • Raw Vegetables Vs. Cooked Vegetables
  • 5 Veggies That Are Healthier Cooked Than Raw

 

Recipe of the Week

  • Pumpkin, Spinach, and Lentil Lasagne

 

Quotes of the Week

The greatest service which can be rendered any country is to add a useful plant to its culture.

— Thomas Jefferson

 

Thanks for listening!

Peace and Veggies,
Vickie and Larissa

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