Health

Grow Fish Anywhere – Commercially, Safely In Cities and Deserts

Sea bream, a common fish farm species, can now be grown in cities and deserts, safely. The seas and lakes of the world are rapidly...

Noodles and lentils recipe

A fine Mideast winter dish with protein-rich lentils and comforting noodles. According to author of The Book of Middle Eastern Food Claudia Rodin, flour noodles...

7 Books for New Year’s Resolutions on Sustainable Food!

Bolster your New Year’s food resolutions with seven recycled titles: largely published before 2011 but still relevant. Eating sustainably can make a huge impact...

3 Wild Edibles And How to Eat Them

Miriam suggests ways to cook free wind-sown vegetables. At this time of year, you may find free vegetables growing in your own backyard (like Karin...

Compost Toilets and 4 Good Reasons for the Middle East

Will it smell? Can I save money? And will it create fertilizer? Flushing our waste down the toilet is not the ideal way of utilising...

RECIPE: Grilled Arak Oranges

Piquant with booze and naturally sweet, these grilled oranges are a quick, sophisticated dessert for a winter dinner. It's still officially winter in the Middle...

Kochhaus sells portion sizes to match meals

Far better than Kraft, Kochhaus sells recipes and meals with the right amount of ingredients. Before the meal kit services of Plated, Blue Apron and...

Soaring Food Prices Hit Lebanon

As the popular Tunisian revolt which ousted the President Ben Ali dies down, the continuing rise of food prices is becoming a real concern...

Big Brother Technology Helps Customers Plan Meals

No need to think with Kraft and Intel's "Meal Planning Solution?" We have Miriam, the high queen of delicious, nutritious food, who constantly breaks the...

Carob Nut Balls

The sweetly named carob tree produces a fruit that can be used as a chocolate substitute. Its cultivation is less harmful to the environment and it can made into syrups, desserts, spreads, toffees, drinks or used as a sweetener.

Recipe: Have a Tasty Tu B’Shvat with Bulgur Salad

Enjoy this fruity bulgur salad at your Tu B'Shvat seder. Rabbi Judah, a sage who lived in the 2nd century, said that wheat  - not...

Why I Love Washable Cloth Diapers

Rebecca points out the economical, environmental, and spiritual sides of using washable, reusable diapers on your baby. Recently, Green Prophet's Karin talked about her...

Cockroach Pie Anyone? Eating Bugs Are Good For You and the Environment

This happy bug muncher couldn't care less about stigmas. Time to bite the bug? Certain varieties are kosher and halal. You can learn how...

Jordan Joins The Food Protests As Tunisian President Steps Down

Jordanians have taken to the streets of the capital Amman to vent their anger at the government's inability to stem rising food prices We've already...

Beer Expo in Tel Aviv Tonight, Jan. 13

Israeli beers and  small breweries show off  at the Beer Expo in Tel Aviv's Nokia Sports Hall. For a small country, there is an astonishing...

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The Christ’s thorn (sidr tree) is also a well-known folk medicine

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