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With the Oldways culinary tour to Portugal on the horizon in April 2022, it’s time to put a spotlight on the soups of Portugal. When we traveled to...
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Many people hear about the Mediterranean Diet from their doctors. Whether for weight loss, better nutrition, or to reduce the risk of cardiovascular...
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While methods of food preservation have evolved from antiquity to modern times, the purpose of food preservation has remained constant—to extend the...
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Click on any of the infographic images to download. Feel free to print, save, and/or share on social media! 1. Cook with more African Heritage...
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Once again, the U.S. News and World Report has named the Mediterranean Diet #1 in Best Diets Overall. Rich in plant-based foods, whole grains, beans...
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The heart and soul of the Mediterranean Diet is whole plant foods, that is, an assortment of splendid, seasonal fruits and vegetables alongside...
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The Mediterranean Diet is largely based on nuts and seeds, whole grains, healthy fats, and an abundance of fruits and vegetables. Having said that,...
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Lost items, overstuffed luggage, sore feet—even the best-laid travel plans can be derailed! From Italy, to Greece, to Turkey and beyond, veteran...
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In the countries surrounding the Mediterranean , family dinners and large gatherings often consist of an assortment of small plate dishes—known as...
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While it’s certainly possible to eat a balanced diet on a modest budget , it’s increasingly clear that global food economics are at least somewhat...
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In traditional Mediterranean diets, mealtimes were not just about nourishment, but also about community and connection — a way for friends, neighbors...
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Historically, people in the Mediterranean ate only what their land produced—namely, lots of fruit and vegetables, especially wild greens, whole...

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