Hello and welcome to Green Goddess Goodies! It seems so fitting that my first blog is the day after Earth Day! Let me tell you why...Green Goddess Goodies is an extension of Green Goddess Gourmet. GGG is a personal chef, catering and cooking education business that emphasizes the use of organic, seasonal, local and unrefined foods in delicious meal preparation. The idea is to form a true symbiotic relationship with our Mother Earth. By treating ourselves to tasty, well intentioned, thoughtful, organic foods from local sources we can reduce the need for fuel, eliminate waste and encourage a greater responsiblitiy and repect for our Earth and her resources. And we feel better! And the food tastes better! And we support our neighbors!
On this blog I hope to share such goodies as recipes, websites and other information that can allow all of us to make better food and lifestyle choices. Salud!
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Testimonials
- "The Tandori chicken was wonderful. I loved the flavors! The cucumber salad was also really tasty.Thanks for a great dinner." Personal chef client September 2008
- "Te quiero felicitar por la riquÃsima comida que nos mandaste. Hoy disfrutaremos lo que nos trajiste." Vicky, Personal Chef Client
- "...thanks for making our party so special -- and delicious. I am still getting comments from my friends about the great food..." Anne G.- Cinco De Mayo Party
- "Sandra Mendez, of Green Goddess Gourmet, created a unique, delicious and healthy menu for an evening with a group of friends. She demonstrated cooking techniques as well as taught us about the ingredients she was using. She was professional and everything was really tasty. It was a relaxed, casual evening with friends that was a lot of fun! " Sarah-Group Cooking Class and Dinner May 2008
Great Books to Read
- Food Rules by Michael Pollen
- Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver
- To Buy or Not To Buy Organic by Cindy Burke
- Healing With Whole Foods by Paul Pitchford
- Eat, Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert A great book and not just the "Eat" part.
- The Omnivore's Dilemna by Michael Pollen
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