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vegan farm-to-table food delivery
10.19.15
Too busy to cook, but want to eat fresh and healthy foods? We just discovered a new vegan farm-to-table food delivery service, Laguna Beach based Sourced Conscious Cuisine from Chef Jon Pflueger, formerly of Vertical in Laguna Beach, as well as The Ritz, Ritz-Carlton, Hush and Montage and Jessica McLeish, a raw food specialist.
Sourced Conscious Cuisine delivers a weekly box of prepared vegan meals made with the freshest available produce sourced from organic and hydroponic farms in Orange County. All meals are gluten-free and made without refined flours or sugars. A new menu is offered each week created with the freshest produce available.
Just this week Sourced Conscious Cuisine is offering an arugula, beet, leek and walnut salad; a Greek salad with Romaine, almond “feta”; Cauliflower soup with balsamic glazed red onions, wilted lettuce; a posole stew with white hominy, smoked ancho chiles and epazote; tomatoes stuffed with white mushrooms and sage leaves; stuffed and braised potatoes, julienned vegetables; white corn grits, turnips, portobellos, braising greens; spagetti squash, basil pesto; almond date bites and raw peach tartlets.
Each Sourced Cuisine box includes a variety of ten plant-based items with entrees, sides, salads, soups and delicious desserts. All the food is vegan, some meals are raw, and all are made with the produce grown free of chemicals at local farms such as Manassero Farm, Smith Farm, Alegria Farm, OC Produce in Irvine and South Coast Farm in San Juan Capistrano.
The packaging is even recyclable and compostable. Each box is $145, which includes delivery in Orange County.
You can find out more and order here.
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Taoist Living with Eva Wong
10.19.15
Eva Wong, author and 19th-generation Taoist lineage carrier, will be at the Center for Living Peace in Irvine for a special two-day event on Saturday, Oct. 24 and Sunday, Oct. 25. With her latest book in mind, "Being Taoist," she will share ways to incorporate Taoist practices both in the community and everyday life. Eva will be giving invaluable ways to live a Taoist lifestyle enhances health, inner peace, and social harmony.
On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. you can attend “Being Taoist in the Community” where Eva will explore the sacred environment of family, neighborhood, and the spirit world. She’ll discuss how ancient cultures honor the bond between visible and invisible beings through sacred ritual, as well as explore how urban design can strengthen family and neighborhood, giving new meaning to relationship to worlds known and unknown.
On Sunday, October 25 from 1 to 5 p.m., the event is focused on “Being Taoist in Personal Life” and how living a Taoist lifestyle can enhance health, inner peace, and social harmony. In this program, Eva Wong shares her techniques and experience on Taoist practices including meditation, qigong, tea appreciation, diet, and discussion of how to balanced our public, domestic, private, and spirit life. This program shows participants how to engage fully in these four aspects of living.
You can purchase tickets here for one specific day or both for a discounted price.
Center for Living Peace is at 4139 Campus Drive in Irvine. 949.854.5500.
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