by Jenny Jay - Easy Meals For The Planet | Nov 2, 2019 | Articles, Personal Paris Pledge
This veggie chili is what Oprah had on Day 7 of her One Meal a Day for the Planet 30 day challenge—perfect to enjoy on a cold fall day. Per serving, the carbon footprint of this recipe is 406 g CO2eq (there are four servings in the recipe). For comparison, this...
by Jenny Jay - Easy Meals For The Planet | Nov 1, 2019 | Articles
For day 6 of her One Meal a Day for the Planet challenge, Oprah had a tasty and low carbon footprint oatmeal for breakfast. Oatmeal is a great source of fiber, can lower cholesterol levels, and is filling, so it can help with weight maintenance. Oats have also been...
by Jenny Jay - Easy Meals For The Planet | Oct 31, 2019 | Uncategorized
For day 5 of her One Meal a Day for the Planet challenge, Oprah had a fantastic, planet-friendly Grilled Cauliflower “Steak.” Cauliflower is very hot these days, for good reason! While cauliflower is low in calories, it is packed with nutrients. Just one cup has 77%...
by Jenny Jay - Easy Meals For The Planet | Oct 29, 2019 | Articles, Uncategorized
For Day 4 of her 30 day One Meal a Day for the Planet challenge, Oprah had a beans and rice dish with added vegetables. The recipe, by Oprah’s chef Raymond Weber, can be found in Oprah’s food diary online. This recipe has a carbon footprint of 272 g CO2EQ per...
by Jenny Jay - Easy Meals For The Planet | Oct 28, 2019 | Articles, Uncategorized
For Day 3 of her 30 day One Meal a Day (OMD) for the Planet challenge Oprah had a sweet potato coconut curry. The recipe, by Oprah’s chef Raymond Weber, is filled with nutritious ingredients and can be found in Oprah’s food diary for these 30 days online. Sweet...
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