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Articles in Sept, 1997 issue of Vegetarian Times

• Pass the potatoes, please: this national favorite makes an easy and comforting meal - Low-Fat and Fast
  by Mary Carroll
• Bay watch: Vegetarian travelers can enjoy lots of choices in San Francisco - California - Traveling Fare
  by Amy O'Connor
• Snack attacks: quick-fix foods for any time of the day - includes recipes
  by Jennifer Viegas
• Confessions of a food writer - includes recipe - Column
  by Barbara Haspel
• Better baking mix: the one mix you'll need for perfect pancakes, waffles and muffins - Recipe Redux - includes recipes
  by Nancy Berkoff
• 12 herbs that experts couldn't live without - includes list of experts on the panel - The Herbalist
  by Penny King
• Bread making ABCs: it's something any kid can do - and so can you - includes related articles on measurements and yeast
  by Nancy Ross Ryan
• Natural Flavors. - San Louis Obispo, CA - restaurant reviews
  by Kristen Riggs
• McVerdict - vegetarian activists lose case against McDonald's Corp
  by Sharon Bloyd-Pashkin
• A spoonful of stevia - herbal sweetner - Answering Machine
  by Lee Reilly
• Eat well, stay well; these foods may be your best defense against disease
  by Roberta Atti Robinson
• Ephedra falls under FDA jurisdiction - natural stimulant
  by Cristin Marandino
• When leaves are falling, think green; next year's plush lawn starts now - includes related articles on lawn problems, soil testing, fertilizers and resources
  by Debra Blake Weisenthal
• A cut above: kinder surgery; herbs, vitamins and stress reduction can help speed your recovery - Natural Remedies - includes related article about getting meatless meals in the hospital
  by Robert V. Wolf
• No forbidden fruits … or vegetables: how to get out of that same-old, same-old produce rut - includes a list of uncommon fruits and vegetables
  by Nancy Ross Ryan
• ADHD: the classroom epidemic - natural therapies to treat attention deficit hyperactive disorder - includes list of resources
  by Luise Light
• Worry-free pregnancy: vegetarian moms-to-be can relax. A meatless diet is healthful for both mother and child
  by Carol Wiley Lorente