Fresh-Start Challenge, Week 1, Day 6 -- Spicy Peanut Noodles
The spicy peanut sauce you make today is a WOA staple. Enjoy it all year with seasonal vegetables at their peak quality and lowest price.

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The spicy peanut sauce you make today is a WOA staple. Enjoy it all year with seasonal vegetables at their peak quality and lowest price.

Finally we get to bake bread! I'd thought about making this Day 2 of the Challenge, because it is so rewarding. But it's a reward that requires an overnight rest and I wanted you to have something delicious on your first day.

Plant-strong note: as soon as you think about it today, soak 1 cup of cashews in water to make cashew cream tonight.
Everyone, divide the Whisk Bread Dough you prepared yesterday ...
Today, make Good Whisk Bread dough, let it rise for about two hours, and then refrigerate it overnight.
Bag up five days of walnuts and raisins (1/4 cup each per person) and
bell peppers,
bread,
celery,
challenge day 4,
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challenge You can think of Day 3 of the Fresh-Start Challenge as Hydration Day. This is where we enjoy food from the often-scorned center aisles: dried beans, rice, and optionally tea. Add local water to these thrifty, high-nutrient foods to stretch your budget and lower your environmental impact. You started the hydration yesterday, by soaking black beans. (If you didn't, don't worry. Either start soaking them now or just skip that step and cook them a little longer.) Two pounds of dried beans makes about 20 servings of cooked beans.

Menu correction. I switched the days for Black Bean Chili (tonight) and Cuban Black Beans (day 7) in
challenge day 3,
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challenge On day 2 of the Fresh-Start Challenge, you are already ahead, with Vinaigrette and Chocolate Pudding in the fridge. Cook two meal's worth of pasta, tomato sauce, and green beans and soak beans to cook tomorrow. Also start a broth jar, which will become your go-to source for free vegetable broth.

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nooch,
nutrional yeast,
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