Today is an abundant day in the Garden of Eden, and it's time to share another abundant feast! 

Every day we have a buffet from which people can choose the elements they wish to eat. We usually have options for vegans, vegetarians, and carnivores, but lately we've been following an anti-candida diet that restricts meat & dairy as well as sugar & most carbs. Today is one of the "off" days for this protocol, so once again we have meat & dairy options available for anyone who wants them! 

Today we had sweet potato fries, cabbage with cheese, roasted veggies, a mixed salad, mashed potatoes, sautéed mushrooms, and meatloaf for our carnivores. WOW that's a lot of food for a lot of people!!  

We have a giant salad almost every single day. There are many of us who choose to make this the basis of our meal, others who use it as a side, and some who don't have a daily salad at all. We had a big, bright, raw salad today with lots of vitamins and minerals! 

We made a nice pan of roasted veggies with butternut & yellow squash, zucchini, onions, carrots, bell peppers. 

The veggies paired very nicely with our day's potato dish! We like all kinds of varieties of mashed potatoes, and these were boiled potatoes mashed with herbs that we reheated in a little bit of butter. 

We also had some lovely mushrooms and onions! 

And a delicious sautéed cabbage with some rich and creamy cheese melted into it! 

Have we showed you our rocket stoves lately?? This is where we do all our cooking.

We build these by hand out of dirt, and we divert fence panels from the landfill cycle to burn as fuel. They are super sustainable and quite lovely! That's @everlove adding her fairy touch to our Earthen stove. 

Food is important and we hope to inspire people to really take time to eat, enjoy it, and share it with someone you love. We also hope to  inspire more and more sustainable practices in regards to  food. We want  to remind everyone to let food be your medicine too! 

If you would like to know more about our unique and super sustainable  connection to our food cycle, please check out our previous post here.  

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