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Joyful Movement for People Who Don't Like Exercise

Joyful Movement for People Who Don't Like Exercise

July 8, 2020

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Appetizers, Salads, Sides, Main Courses

Baked Tuna Balls w/ Loaded Summer Salad

May 19, 2020

PB&J W/ homemade Chia Seed Jam

April 10, 2020

Instant Pot Black-Eyed Peas For New Years

Instant Pot Black-Eyed Peas (For New Years)

December 20, 2019

Vegan Cheesesteak

December 1, 2019

Seared Soy Glazed Mushrooms w/ Mashed Potatoes

November 29, 2019

Baked Skillet Eggplant White Bean Casserole

November 4, 2019

Creamy Herbed Beetroot Linguine

October 31, 2019

Seared Tofu Curry Sandwich

October 10, 2019

Skillet Roasted Tomato White Bean Rigatoni w/ Burrata

October 7, 2019

avocado black bean taquitos

Main Courses, Recipes

Easy Avocado And Black Bean Taquitos

September 30, 2019

Easy Vegetarian Stuffed Peppers

September 10, 2019

4-Ingredient Pesto Dinner

September 10, 2019

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Do you feel more pressure

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Do you feel more pressured to exercise during quarantine? You may find yourself forcing a workout because you’re scared to gain weight or see your body composition change. Today we’re talking with social justice activist and accessible yoga teacher Dianne Bondy @diannebondyyogaofficial about finding joy in movement, especially during stressful times.⠀
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In This Episode We’ll Cover:⠀
• Ways to make movement more inclusive and enjoyable⠀
• How to separate weight loss and unrealistic body expectations from exercise⠀
• Things people who don’t enjoy exercise can do to get moving in a more joyful way⠀
• How to incorporate body respect into our movement routines + MORE!⠀
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What have you been doing to stay sane during quara

What have you been doing to stay sane during quarantine? Me: Gardening. (Sorta) Swipe 👉🏽 for the before shots
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I’ve been inspired by my friends and all of the plant accounts on IG and decided it was time to turn our mulch into something more pretty. I’m what you call a lazy gardener, so I went about things in a really basic way. All we did was go to a local nursery, ask them what plants do well in our area, and picked some colors that we thought looked good together. I also drew out a grid and loosely noted where I wanted the plants to go.⠀
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Because we are novices, we had someone help us with the actual planting and setting up a basic drip irrigation system, which sounds complicated but ours is literally just attached to the hose on the porch (nothing underground that's connected to plumbing and no timer). After consistently watering 3x per/week for 4 months, we have a FULL-ON nectarine tree in our front yard, ya’ll 🍑. I legit thought this would take us years (I literally know nothing about the speed at which things grow). Nonetheless, here I am picking nectarines to go with my lunch. No fertilizer, no plant food, no fuss. (Again, I'm not sure if I’m going about it the “right” way, but I have a nectarine tree and the fruit is goooood, so....)⠀
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For those who are into gardening (or want to get into it), check out our podcast episode from the archives titled “Getting Started with Gardening and Composting with Lori Caldwell.” We also have a great episode titled “Reclaiming Land as a Black Farmer with Leah Penniman.” ⠀
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I should note that while our front yard is small, and honestly not very sexy, we still have a house and a front yard, which OBVIOUSLY increases your gardening options. Having said that, you can absolutely have a successful garden in a small apartment space and/or windowsill (we talk about that in the gardening episode). My mom has a THRIVING garden on her apartment porch/patio and Wendy has a beautiful one on her windowsill.⠀
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For all of the green thumbs out there, what is the easiest plant/tree that you have ever grown?⠀

Just made the softest, flakiest Kenyan Chapati tha

Just made the softest, flakiest Kenyan Chapati thanks to Chapati master @kianomoju. What I didn’t know when embarking on this journey was that I was signing up for an intense arm workout (Totally worth it though!) Chapati is an unleavened flatbread made with flour, water, oil and salt. It’s typically enjoyed with stews and beans, so I paired these with a batch Ethiopian style lentils! (berbere anyone?) I layered these with scallions and garlic!
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Make sure to follow Kiano to watch her video tutorial. It saved me while making these hahaha Kiano is also the founder of @jikonicreative an online food platform + food studio in LA ☀️ -wen