1. 2015-11-20 Some tropical crops contain cyanogenic glycosides, toxic substances that release hydrocyanic acid (HCN; also referred to as cyanide) when cells are crushed. Consuming these plants without cooking them can cause cyanide poisoning, with varying effects depending on cyanide levels and how long a...
  2. 1975-01-01 This is the book that started the Tofu Revolution worldwide, beginning in the 1970s. An integrated approach to the subject of one food - history, nutrition, culture. recipes, how to make tofu on a home scale and commercially, recipes, bibliography.A discussion of tofu as a food. Includes 500...
  3. 2014-01-01 Recently we read correspondence from Penny Rambacher, R.D., a registered dietician working with Miracles in Action in Guatemala. About eight years ago, ECHO’s then-CEO, Dr. Martin Price, suggested to Penny that re-introducing Chaya could be an important way to address malnutrition within the...
  4. 1992-06-19 More discussion on consumption of Velvet Beans.
  5. 1992-06-19 Recipe for making catsup (ketchup) from squash.
  6. 1992-06-19 A method for using the fruit ("apple") to which the cashew nut is attached.
  7. 1993-12-19 Information about the possibility of using egusi seeds to produce a milk substitute.
  8. 1994-07-19 Dried Moringa leaves have significant amounts of beta carotene.
  9. 1995-10-19 Leaf Concentrateis an extremely nutritious food used to alleviate malnutrition. The process ofmaking LC separates the protein, vitamins, and minerals from the fibrous portion of fresh green leaves. LC is very rich in vitamin A, iron, calcium, high-quality protein, and other key dietary elements....
  10. 1996-04-19 Home grown beans produce less gas.