Five Things to Eat and Drink This Weekend

Dominique Chatterjee November 23, 2012 7:00AM

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Looking for something to put in your mouth this weekend? We've got you covered. Check out what's on our plate.

Feeling a little guilty about overindulging on Thanksgiving? Detox this weekend with some incredibly delicious and healthful comfort food from Chakra 4 Herb & Tea House. This dish is nothing like the fad juice cleanses that leave well-intended dieters hungry and ultra-grumpy. It's so delicious your taste buds will be shocked that it's as good for you as it tastes. The rich, hearty vegan stew is made with vegetables, chickpeas, raisins, cashews, and a blend of Moroccan spices that have a long list of health benefits. Then it's served over quinoa pilaf, adding a boost of protein, fiber, and nutrients.

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Dominique Chatterjee

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