October 8, 2012

Better late than never, right? I’ve finally finished my week 2 meal plan for October Unprocessed 2012, and I’m excited to try some new recipes this week. Some thoughts on last week’s progress:

  • I finally made almond milk, and it was delicious. I added a hearty splash of vanilla and some lovely Penzey’s cinnamon. I also discovered that one can make almond milk with an immersion blender. Yes!
  • I also discovered that one can make turkey “sausage” simply and easily from ground turkey vis this recipe. Will definitely be doing that again!
  • Is there some trick to de-seeding winter squash that I don’t know about? As much as I love toasted pumpkin/squash seeds, it hardly seems worth the effort especially when one is crunched for time.
  • The hardest parts of completely unprocessed eating were a) maintaining variety in snacks (I have a 2 year old who is in the running for world’s largest bottomless pit) and b) changes of plan. One evening Matt came home late, I had to work and it was simply impossible to get the meal done on time. Matt and Henry went out to eat and I had a quickly thrown together veggie/rice noodle bowl. Not ideal, but I did manage to stay unprocessed.

Meal Plan for Week 2:

Week 2 October Unprocssed Meal Plan (pdf)

Goals for this week:

  • Explore additional unprocessed dessert/sweet options for unexpected cravings
  • Make extra soup/chili/etc for freezing
  • Continue exploring with nut milks
  • Rebound from missing our regular farmer’s market on Sunday. Perhaps try a semi-close one on Thursday?

Hope you enjoy the meal plan! Check out last week’s meal plan here.

About Camille Freeman, DCN, RH (she/her)

Hi there! I'm a clinical herbalist and nutritionist specializing in fertility and menstrual health. I run the Monday Mentoring community of practice and also offer continuing education programs for practicing herbalists and nutritionists (Check out this year's Deep Dive!). I'm also a former professor with the Maryland University of Integrative Health, where I taught physiology, pathophysiology, and mindful eating for 17 years. 

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