The Goodness Magazine - Dec 2014 - Issue 6

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Letter from the Editor he holiday season is here! T And in Australia, we really feel the holidays as we have time off (well most of us) together with warm sunny days, beaching ourselves, copious amounts of delicious food, cocktails and mocktails abound! I also absolutely LOVE the Northern hemisphere winters loaded with warming foods, cuddles and...in some places, snow crunching beneath your snuggly boots as your reward for the cold weather.

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Hemisphere’s aside, there will likely be some travel involved, yes? We’ve got an awesome, indepth Traveling With Kids Guide with exactly what you need to take, prepare & keep in mind for your joyous journey with the little ones!

So prepare yourself ladies (& gents), this month is & SO incredibly delicious.

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I’ve made several of the recipes already (watch for the Instagram posts!) and we’re delighted to have Pete Evans, paleo chef, together with some wonderfully popular vegan chefs and an inspiring and gorgeous interview with Laurentine ten Bosch from Foodmatters on pregnancy, mothering & post natal realities.

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Vegan Christmas dinner Wild garlic and cannelini bean dip Cauliflower and Prawn Rice Beauty salad Courgette fritters Coconut soup Sashimi FamilyFood_FinalPages

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Paleo Chai Latte Carrot ginger mojito Pistachio Mint Hemp Pesto Happy Hemp Fudge Balls Homemade coconut milk Homemade Tomato Ketchup Homemade Sweet Chili

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Funky Monkeys Chocolate hazelnut spread Celery almond butter bites Pineapple cream smoothie Banana nice cream

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How many times have you come to prepare a Christmas dinner only to be stumped by the vegetarians or vegans in the family? Or perhaps you are the vegetarian and attending the family Christmas meal and are fraught with angst about staying fulfilled on side dishes and bowls of nuts? Worry no more! Emily Von Euw from This Rawsome Vegan Life has created the most luscious, sumptuous and down right pretty Christmas plate that even meat eaters will adore. Filled with loads of nutritious goodness, this meal maintains all of those traditional Christmassy flavors we all know and love and throws in a few exotic ones just to add some extra va-va-voom this season.

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This Christmas, take the plunge, pardon a turkey and join in the veggie fun. CRANBERRY SAUCE:

BRUSSELS SPROUTS:

5 cups cranberries

2 tablespoons coconut oil

1 cup orange juice

3 grated/finely chopped garlic cloves

½ cup grapefruit juice

Black pepper 1 teaspoon maple syrup (optional)

NUT LOAF:

1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar

1 cup mushrooms

1 teaspoon tamari, soy sauce or Bragg's

1 cup walnuts

Water, as needed

2 cups black beans 1 tablespoon sesame seeds ¼ cup sunflower seeds 2 tablespoon flax seeds mixed with 6 tablespoons water

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2 cobs of corn

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1 cup oats

2 tablespoons miso paste

½ onion

2 tablespoons tahini

¹⁄³ cup nutritional yeast

1 tablespoon lemon juice

2 tablespoons dried rosemary leaves

1 teaspoon ginger root

1 tablespoon dried sage leaves

Water, as needed

1 teaspoon sea salt (optional)

1    To make the cranberry sauce: simmer the berries with the juices on low, stirring often, until the berries pop and get mushy and it all becomes a delicious gooey red sauce. This will take around 10 minutes. 2    Nut loaf: throw everything in the food processor and process until it all is evenly chopped and starting to stick together. Shape into a loaf in a small bread pan and bake for 30-40 minutes at 350ºF/175ºC. 3    To prepare the brussels sprouts: on low heat in a pan, sauté the garlic in the coconut oil for a few minutes then add the sprouts and the rest of the ingredients and sauté until they soften, about 15 minutes. I add water to the pan as they cook, this steams them and helps them to cook without having to add more oil. 4    To prepare the yams: bake on parchment paper at 350ºF/175ºC for 30 minutes, then flip over and bake for another 20 or 30 minutes. See if they're done by poking with a fork, they should be soft all the way through. 5    To prepare the corn: steam for 5 minutes! 6    To make the gravy: blend everything until smooth, adding water as needed.

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Interview with Jessie Johnson from The Sustainable Seafood Blog Project Images of Christmas so often revolve around wintery scenes and tables laden with steaming hot and hearty dishes, which works fine if it’s actually winter. In the southern part of the globe, lots of families are celebrating during summer - and often Christmas dinners are done barbecue style with seafood as a main component. During the two shopping days before Christmas in Sydney, Australia, the city’s main fish market will shift 120 tons of shrimp and 840,000 oysters in a 36 hour period. And that doesn’t count all the people buying from their local fishmongers or supermarkets. The Goodness caught up with (no pun intended) Jessie Johnson from the Sustainable Seafood Blog Project to find out how best to enjoy seafood during the holiday season.

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Seeds of Change. I went from fashion in LA to hemp in Austin. My journey to change started when I got sick, economy hit and I lost my job and health insurance. I started listening to my body and really looking at what I was eating. Connecting the dots to eating good and feeling good led me to the good seed. Hemp seeds are THE most nutritious balanced food sources on the planet and they are also THE most misunderstood food source on the planet. I decided to take my love for food and my a pinch of health and happiness... Viola Happy Hemp!

HAPPY HEMP FUDGE BALLS By Tara Miko from Happy Hemp |Makes a lot!

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HAPPY HEMP FUDGE BALLS By Tara Miko from Happy Hemp |Makes a lot! 1 cup organic almond butter or peanut butter

Honestly, you would never know these bites are vegan, raw, and gluten-free. When I decided to make these “balls” it brought to mind my favorite Saturday Night Live skit. If you have not seen it, PLEASE go watch it right now!

There is nothing better than Schweddy Balls!

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¹⁄³ cup coconut oil, melted ¼ cup cocoa powder ¼ cup local honey 2 drops vanilla 2 tablespoons Happy Hemp seeds, toasted ¼ cup Happy Hemp seeds, raw pinch of sea salt

1    In a food processor combine almond butter, coconut oil, cocoa powder, honey and vanilla. Run food processor until all ingredients mixed together. 2    Add Happy Hemp toasted seeds and mix for another 5 seconds 3    Transfer the mixture to a bowl and put in the freezer for 10-15 minutes. 4    Once the fudge has solidified, remove from the freezer. Using a tablespoon, scoop out the fudge and roll into balls with your hands warming the mixture. 5    Mix the Happy Hemp raw seeds & sea salt into a small bowl. Roll each fudge ball through the hemp and salt to create the finished product.

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he Christmas party invitations have started rolling in and the family phone tree is running hot with Christmas day plans!

In my personal experience, this time of year can unwrap all sorts of emotions... As a dietitian, I have made three distinct observations over the years. At Christmas, my patients are either:

For Kathryn's top 10 tips for minimizing stress whilst

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Today is your day, to start fresh...

EAT WELL, daily, Hydrate often, Slee p lots your body.

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BANANA HEMP NICE CREAM By Tara Miko from Happy Hemp 2 frozen ripe bananas, sliced into small pieces 2-3 tablespoons Happy Hemp, raw (depending on size of banana)

1    Pulse frozen bananas and Happy Hemp seeds in a food processor. 2    Scrape down the sides and pulse some more until you get a soft serve ice cream texture.

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n 2003, James Cologhhoun and Laurentine ten Bosch embarked on a journey to help heal James’ father, Roy from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. What they have created and accomplished since then has been far greater. Roy is now fit, healthy, medication free and even running again. And it’s not just Roy’s life that’s changed through their films, books, programs & websites, James and Laurentine have helped change many people’s lives - most notably their own. In 2013, this incredible couple became parents to Hugo and as with many parents, pregnancy and mothering presented a whole new world of health and well being lessons.

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Here Laurentine shares just a morsel of her beautiful story with us... in between shaking her booty at Zumba and making scrumptious dinner for the fam.

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2 tablespoons coconut oil

¾ cup raisins

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

½ cup coconut nectar or date paste

2 tablespoons lemon juice

¾ cup cacao powder

Pinch Himalayan salt

¹⁄³ cup coconut oil or cacao butter, melted

Water, as needed

1    Mix all ingredients until smooth and ridiculously delicious-looking. I highly recommend adding other ingredients like mesquite powder, sea salt, vanilla, or anything else that could take this to another level!

1 teaspoon ground nutmeg

2 cups cashews

2 tablespoons maple syrup

1    To make the cream: blend everything together until it's smooth and thick, adding water as needed. You want it to be the texture of a thick yogurt.

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1    To make the cupcakes: pulse the nuts into powder in a food processor. 2    Add the dates, coconut oil and maple syrup and process until it all gets sticky. I added a little bit of water here so I ended up with a slightly gooey mixture before adding the rest of the ingredients. 3    Add the rest of the ingredients and process until it's all evenly combined and still pretty sticky (you can do this last step in a bowl with your hands or spoon if you want). I like when there's whole raisins in the cupcakes so I added those after it was all mixed. Also feel free to add more spices! Press the "dough" into lined cupcake tins or papers, or really any shape you like! Set in the fridge for a couple hours at least.

You can spread the chocolate love out on some wax paper to make chocolate. Or if making chocolate chips - dollop on with a spoon or icing bag) and put it in the fridge for an hour. Then, you know what to do.

Try not to eat it all before it hardens... I had some trouble. Swirl the chocolate sauce into the cashew cream and decorate your cupcakes with it! Alternatively, scoop on some cashew cream and then drizzle the chocolate over it. I sprinkled mine with cacao nibs too.

Idea: you can use coconut whipped cream as well... stay tuned for the full step-by-step recipe in a future issue.

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By Danni Landa from The Goodness

My son was born in a small, provincial hospital on a little Spanish island. It was kind of an accident. Not the baby part, the island part. We came here for a job thinking it would be a year of fun and then we would go home or move on. Four years into it we bought a bed, a year later had a baby and coming into our 8th year, it has dawned on me that I am one of those people who live overseas. Away. From everyone. Family is a 3 day, 3 plane ride away.

Right from the get-go our son became a traveler. In his short 5 years, he has been to Australia via Thailand 6 times plus Argentina, Uruguay, China, Paris (twice), Bali, Portugal, Singapore, Senegal, England, and all over Spain. Trains, planes, busses, cars, shonky wooden fishing boats, tuk-tuks, communist era border controls, dodgy huts, tiny apartments and fancy hotels he’s been there, done that.

We are a family of travelers.

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It’s always best to enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables that are in season within your own locale. You’ll find they look, feel, smell and taste so much more delicious than when you buy them out of season. And they’re more affordable!

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Here’s a small list of foods from this issue. Some fruits and vegetables featured here may grow through other times of the year depending on the climate of your region. If you want your fave fruit or veg listed here, let us know!

spring

·· Dill ·· Fennel ·· Greens ·· Kale ·· Apricots s ·· Lime ·· Avocado y ·· Rosemar ·· Bananas ·· Spinach ·· Beetroot ies ·· Thyme ·· Blueberr ans ·· White be ·· Mangoes uit ·· Passionfr ·· Rhubarb s ·· Tomatoe s ·· Asparagu ·· Celery ds ·· Chia see r ·· Coriande

autumn/fall ·· Apples (royal gala, golden delicious) ·· Avocados ·· Bananas ·· Blueberries ·· Figs ·· Grapes ·· Key limes ·· Pears ·· Pineapple ·· Pomegranates ·· Tomatoes

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Chestnuts Dill Garlic Peppers Chilis Eggplants Mushrooms Pumpkin (Halloween) Silverbeet & Chard Walnuts/pecans

summer

·· Apricots ·· Apples (red delicious, fuji) ·· Avocados ·· Bananas ·· Berries ·· Cherries ·· Coconuts ·· Grapes ·· Peaches ·· Raspberries ·· Tomatoes ·· White peaches ·· Watermelon

·· Arugula/Rocket ·· Beetroot ·· Bell peppers (capsicum) ·· Carrots ·· Chilis ·· Coriander ·· Cucumbers ·· Dill ·· Eggplant/Aubergine ·· Green beans ·· Peas ·· Shallots ·· Squash, Zucchini

winter

·· Avocados ·· Brussels sp routs ·· Bananas ·· Cabbage ·· Dates ·· Cauliflowe r ·· Grapefruit ·· Celery ·· Kiwi fruit ·· Dill ·· Lemons ·· Eggplant/ ·· Oranges Aubergine ·· Pears ·· Fennel ·· Red banan as ·· Leek s ·· Red curran ts ·· Onio ns ·· Tomatoes ·· Red potato es ·· Artichoke ·· Sweet Pota to ·· Broccoli ·· Turnips

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