Gratitude comes in many shapes and forms.
Honor the seasonal gifts of nature’s bounty by eating locally sourced,
seasonal food.
We are given exactly what is needed at just the right time.
For
example, in the spring we are given foods like radishes, citrus fruits, mustard
greens, chard, bock choy, basil and chili peppers that reduce the cool, damp
and fat that can accumulate at this time of year.
As summer approaches, switch
to foods that don’t create as much heat like pears, avocados, cherries, okra, radicchio,
watercress, watermelon and papaya and in the fall we receive apples, fennel, lavender,
squash, and sweet potatoes which are cooling, removing the excess heat that may
have accumulated over the summer.
Of course we may need to make adjustments for
those whose constitutions may be imbalanced and need special considerations.
Want to
learn more? Register for our Ayurvedic Cooking and Food Fundamentals class https://chayaveda.com/pop-up-workshops
and stay tuned for our upcoming online course, Food Misconceptions and eating
for your constitution the end of June.
Wish I could go!
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