Vegetarian Times

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Articles in May 2005 issue of Vegetarian Times

• Biting back
• A question of protein
  by Carla Davis
• 300 reasons to save room for dessert
  by Deborah Krasner
• Worth the wait: make-it-yourself vanilla extract
• Bone up early
• Ask the nutritionist: what's happened to serving sizes?
  by Katherine Tallmadge
• Beat the clock keep your cool
  by Jeanne Lemlin
• Repeat after me
  by Howard Lyman
• Couch potatoes
• Pasta power: it's tasty; it's easy. Who can resist it?
  by Robin Robertson
• Derby day herb: for fast fragrant flavor, mint wins—by a nose!
  by Mary Margaret Chappell
• The 2-hour rule of safe food handling
• Luxury, vegetarian style
  by Valorie G. Weaver
• Fiesta on the 5th
• The proof's in the pudding: easy for parents, tempting for kids
  by Ken Haedrich
• Recipes
• Belly up to the bar
• Question of the month: what result of your vegetarian diet has surprised you?
• Bar tab
• Calci-yum! Easy recipes with more calcium, more taste and no extra calories
  by Kathy Farrell-Kingsley
• Girl party: need to throw a bridal or baby shower? Or fuss over a great mom? Stop right here
  by Akasha Richmond
• Hope from the rain forest
• 30 minutes: may flowers … or showers?
  by Alexandra Greeley
• Spring fiesta: Cinco de Mayo, American style!
  by Myra Kornfeld
• I spy a home spa
• Green means "go!"
• Crazy for canisters
• French in a flash: capture the spirit of French home cooking with these easy recipes
  by Vicki Chelf
• It's here! the new vegetarian times cookbook
  by Carla Davis
• Not enough
• The good guys
• Carrot & stick: who walks the walk, who's nothing but talk
• Living green: how one determined couple did what many of us long to do: chucked a high-rent life for what really matters
  by Melissa Clark
• To your health
• Trick: your genes to stay slim and fit
  by Neal Barnard
• Family tree: to those who love it, a century-old maple offers much more in springtime than shade
  by Lucie L. Snodgrass
• The killing fields
  by Christopher D. Cook
• Ignore your teeth and they'll go away: find out if you're really cleaning your teeth—and whether you're doing in right
  by Nancy Brand Patel
• Alert: the fox gets to guard the henhouse
  by Robert Weissman
• Sugar snap peas: these crisp, green pods aren't just for stir-fries anymore
  by Mary Margaret Chappell
• Wild kingdom