Tune in for a delicious Halibut recipe and learn a bit about this “secret ingredient” in the process.

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Enjoy this in-depth interview with Carlo Petrini, founder and driving force behind the Slow Food organization. The interview is centered around his new book, “Slow Food Nation: Why Our Food Should be Good, Clean, and Fair.”

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Several of us around here have been having issues with fruit flies in our kitchens, so we were thrilled to read Shannon’s tip:

“I find that flies and fruit flies can be quite the nuisance in the summer. (Especially in a house with no screens!) Cider vinegar and/or red wine are sure fire fruit fly traps. Use any sort of container with a small opening. The flies can get in, but not out. Keep the container in the kitchen and change daily. To keep away regular flies, keep a few potted basil plants around in your kitchen. It will keep the flies away as well as give you delicious fresh herbs all year long.”

I’ve tried the cider vinegar tip and it does seem to work reasonably well. I recycled one of our plastic prepared foods containers and just cut a hole in the top. I think I need to try it with a smaller opening, though. Anyone else have some ideas for dealing with flies and other household pests in natural ways?

Join us as we talk to a handful of seasoned grilling experts and find out their favorite grilling techniques for meats, seafood, vegetables and even fruit.

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Learn about prosciutto and get a delicious recipe featuring this secret ingredient.

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It’s not magic, but it’s close. Tune in to hear about the latest research on Aloe and how it can support supplement absorption.

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With the spring cleaning season well underway, we thought it appropriate to address the following question raised by Linda in the comments section of our last post, “What is a green product to use that actually works to clean the bathtub shower scum off of the shower glass doors? I have purchased green and non green products. Thanks so much for your advice.”

Here are a couple of “recipes” for all-natural cleaners that should help with that stubborn shower scum:

Glass Cleaner #1: Combine 1/4 cup vinegar and one quart of water. Plain club soda also works!
Glass Cleaner #2: Mix 1 part vinegar to 4 parts water. Add 5 drops lemon oil or, if you like suds, 5 drops favorite all-natural dishwashing liquid. Use to wash windows, other glass or mirrors. This mixture can also be kept in a covered container with a rag submerged in the liquid. For damp dusting, simply wring the rag out and wipe surfaces clean.

For more all-natural cleaner ideas check out our Clean and Green article:
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/issues/greenaction/clean.html

What all-natural cleaners have you found to be effective? Leave a comment and let us know!

Get the yummy avocado recipes featured in this episode here.

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Spain is a country full of culinary traditions. Join us as we highlight some delicious Spanish wines, suggest cheese pairings and talk tapas.

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Get the recipe for Catfish Tacos with Thai Cabbage Slaw

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