#lentils!

[whatyouwanted-whatyougot]

The Meatball Shop in Manhattan is famous for its meatballs, of course, but some of the restaurant’s most popular and creative dishes don’t have any meat at all.

I want to eat these, and I even want to go to this restaurant, despite what I’m sure are endless clever “balls” jokes.

Also: lentils!

[aurea-corde]

Hello! Wow. Your blog is so pretty! And your music is so smooth. Little O already started a new spotify playlist with songs he heard here. Actually, he has your bllog open so he can listen to music while he cooks breakfast. We want to thank you for following us! We hope you have a great day and wish you success in any future endeavors -Odón

Oh thank you so much Odón! I love the entire O squad so much <3 <3 I hope you guys become the things you want to be, I really do.

[dautremonde]

Bean a while, my life revolves around the kitchen cooking dal.

My heart on a plantain leaf been wrapped and steamed.

Pleure de joie, jasmine tasting dewdrops in this swamp.

Spare and spilled pomegranate seeds, sweet and bitter.

For the guava said to me as it ate me.

Pleure de joie. 

[pseudoeidolon]

Lentils with Spinach & Soy Sausage from Moosewood Restaurant Simple Suppers. It allowed me to use Tofurky Kielbasa for the first time which was pretty decent.

[timegoestoofast-comehome]

If you ever get the chance to have Genna read you a fairytale, do it.

[dontoverthink]

Infographic of the Day: How the Global Food Market Starves the Poor

Originally aimed at 9-14 year olds, this is a great video explaining the complexities of the International Food Market.

(Though, and I know a few people who are going to get a kick out of this, the solution they offer is...wait for it...lentils.)