November 30, 2009 Written by Sarah McClure
Around 30 million Christmas trees are sold in the U.S. annually according to the National Christmas Tree Association (NCTA), an organization that represents Christmas tree growers. Unfortunately, just 69 percent are recycled into mulch. I’ve unhappily observed too many dumpster-abandoned trees in the city. (And in case you’re wondering where to do just that, click here.) But now there’s
November 30, 2009 Written by Your Daily Thread Team
Most people would think to simply discard radish leaves and only use the actual radish, but did you know that these leaves can be turned into a delicious pesto? This recipe comes from our contributor Margaret Jennings who loves to turn food that is typically discarded into delicious, flavorful cuisine.
November 27, 2009 Written by Your Daily Thread Team
Turn Black Friday Green by supporting eco-minded business both online and locally in Los Angeles. Some deals are too good to miss--think 50% off. Happy Shopping. -Local Boutiques-
Hollywood Electrics: In the market for an electric bicycle, scooter or motorcycle? Brand new shop Hollywood Electrics is having their first sale ever this weekend. Visit them at www.hollywoodelectrics.com or visit them in store at 901 N. Fairfax Ave. Los Ange...
November 25, 2009 Written by Tracy Hepler
Babies enter the world pure and should remain so, but with the amount of chemicals found in the average baby product, it becomes hard for them to stay that way. This is why Annie Totten decided to create Bloume Baby, an online destination for modern, eco-friendly clothing, toys and all other products related to baby.
Annie previously worked for big corporate retailers like Gap and Disney but wanted to create a retail experience that would embody her love of children, fashion and our planet. Before having her first child, she birthed ...
November 25, 2009 Written by Your Daily Thread Team
November 24, 2009 Written by Your Daily Thread Team
This is Part 3 in my Ready, Set, Go Solar, Los Angeles series for YDT. In my first post, I talked about Solar Economics 101. Part II was a brief self-check to see if you and your home are right for solar. In some ways, choosing your installer is perhaps the most important post of all.
November 23, 2009 Written by Tracy Hepler
Thanksgiving is about more than just the Turkey (or Tofurky for that matter). It can be a time to show gratitude and give thanks for all the good that you experience in your own life.
If you’re looking for ways to give thanks through giving back check out our list below, from meal volunteer opportunities to online giving, there are certainly ways for all to “gobble gobble give.”
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November 23, 2009 Written by Tracy Hepler
Tired of turkey sandwiches the day after thanksgiving. Try Mulligatawny a South Indian inspired soup made with curry and leftover stock and meat from your Thanksgiving Turkey. It's sure to add some new spice to your post Thanksgiving celebration.
Directions and Ingredients
Saute: 3 TB butter 1 clove garlic/minced Add and saute: 2/3 cup uncooked rice Add: 1 cup chopped onions 1 cup shaved carrots Add: 11 cups turkey stock (strain broth ...
