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Articles in Sept, 2005 issue of Vegetarian Times

• Sweet sorrow
• Deborah Krasner review: a veg queen goes back to her roots
  by Deborah Krasner
• America's fruit bowl
  by Val Weaver
• Drink up
• Carrot & stick: who walks the walk, who's nothing but talk
• Corrections
• Eco-eats
• Alert: can you really lose weight by drinking milk?
  by Alan Pell Crawford
• Eat plants, cut LDL
• Share: reader recipe
• Fall into organics
• Cumin: international taste maker: second only to pepper in popularity, cumin jazzes up everything from curries to quesadillas
  by Mary Margaret Chappell
• Salmon scare
• Home on the farm: the llama farm tugged at me in a way that no place ever had
  by Lucie L. Snodgrass
• Repeat after me
  by Alice Waters
• Question of the month: how important is it to you to buy organic? Why?
• "Raw" data
• Preserving the harvest: make summer last … and last … with these easy home-canning recipes
  by Mary Margaret Chappell
• Play with your food
• A world of good
• Groceries to go
• Big foot
• The good guys
• 1 food 5 ways: bell peppers: perk up your menus with a peck of these beauties
  by Joyce Goldstein
• Cutting-Edge Cuisine: the third quarterly edition of Cutting-Edge Cuisine travels to Austin, Texas, where the students' cretivity is stirred by locally grown produce
• Making the grade
• All-American treats: classic desserts get a light lift
  by Kathy Farrell-Kingsley
• Can you fight cancer with a healthy diet?
  by Neal Barnard
• 30 minutes: hey, it's harvest time!
  by Alexandra Greeley
• Color me green
• Back to—cough!—School
• Q: how do I mail homemade cookies to kids in college without making a mess?
• What's really on your plate
  by Suzanne Havala Hobbs
• Call of the tame
• Fresh supper solutions: late-summer produce gives weeknight dinners a lift
  by Vicki Chelf