Macrobiotic Cooking Class: Tofu, Tempeh, Beans ~ the Macro Protein

April 10, 2010
1:00 pmto4:00 pm

We’ve come a long way from Wendy’s 1984 commercial & Clara Peller asking, where’s the beef ?, but  are co-workers wondering if you omitted protein from lunch today? Are you concerned about eating sufficient protein while selecting vegan and vegetarian dishes at restaurants? What about meal-planning for your family and yourself at home?

Are you concerned about eating real beans or if they are GMO? Wouldn’t you like to know where to buy beans from some of the the richest soil in the world? Have you just read The Kind Diet by Alicia Silverstone  and wondered how to prepare her recipes?

We’ll cover this and many aspects of protein in this class, including quality and variety to enhance your protein intake. The value of protein, frequency, and quantity  for optimum health. Most importantly, you’ll learn the macrobiotic cooking techniques to enhance the digestibility of protein.  An important Macrobiotic Cooking Class to cover your many questions about protein, don’t you think!

So bring your questions, and your friends to this very informative Macrobiotic Cooking Class in our 2010 Series, held conveniently in our home, just north of Atlanta in Dunwoody, Georgia! Near GA. 400. Hope to see you at our very special Macrobiotic Cooking Class just for Y-O-U!

Tofu, Tempeh, Beans ~ the Macro Protein

Saturday, April 10             1-4 pm            $45 per person

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Another Tempting Macrobiotic  Menu

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The Best Split Pea Soup on the Planet

Brown Rice with Black Soybean Croquettes with Tofu Tarter Sauce

Tantalizing Tempeh Vegetable Balls & Shoyu Dip

Always Reliable Tofu Stew with Vegetables

Move Over Chocolate, …  Here Comes the Azuki Bean Fudge

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RSVP: marsharueff@mac.com       678. 643 . 5662       770 . 396 . 9413

Please reserve early.                         Place:   at the home of Marsha & Fred Rueff

Your check holds your space: 1130 Trailridge Lane, Dunwoody, Georgia, 30338

Bodacious Breakfast & Brunch Macrobiotic Cooking Class, March 27, 2010 in Atlanta

March 27, 2010
1:00 pmto4:00 pm

One of the first question new clients ask about the macrobiotic diet, is: what’s a healthy breakfast? My favorite answer is, you’ve come to the right place. One thing’s for sure about the Macrobiotic Diet; breakfast suggestions truly consider the best choices for ease in digestibility, starting your day, keeping your energy strong throughout your morning ’til about 1:00 pm. This way you’re not starving for lunch, gulping down your food and overeating.

What about the 11 am hypoglycemic dip when everyone’s downing a strong cup of sugared coffee, bagel or donut just to keep their eyes open and get their work done before the coveted lunch break? If you’ve been suffering this embarressing energy dip, then definitely the Macrobiotic Breakfast is for you! I always say the downside of Macrobiotics is you will have so much energy, you might not know when to stop. A very nice side effect, don’t you think?

This Breakfast & Brunch Macrobiotic Diet Cooking Class, Saturday  - March 27 from 1 – 4 in Atlanta is perfect for both beginners & those well-acquainted with the Macrobiotic Diet. We will show breakfast dishes for your special occasions and company. Tasting these, and seeing how easy they are to make will encourage you to enjoy other recipes in the wonderful cookbooks we suggest.

Bodacious Breakfast & Brunch! Cooking Class

Saturday, March 27               1-4 pm                       just $45 per person

*Menu*

Blueberry & Pecan Muffins

Scrambled Tofu

Mochi Waffles & Lemon-Walnut Sauce

Deep-Fried Tempeh Bacon Strips

Blueberry Pancakes & Blueberry Sauce

Yummy Macro Creamy Porridge

Corn Grit Cakes

You Won’t Believe it’s Tofu French Toast

Grain Coffee Cappuccino

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Cooking class at the home of  Marsha & Fred Rueff

1130 Trailridge Lane

Dunwoody, Georgia 30338

770 . 396 . 9413              cell: 678 . 643 . 5662           email: marsharueff@mac.com

Please RSVP asap! Your check holds your spot!

Hurry, space is limited!

Warren Kramer Counseling in Atlanta, March 3-8, 2010

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Warren Kramer visits Atlanta March 3-8, 2010! Learn with the Best!

March 3, 2010
6:00 pmto9:00 pm
6:00 pmto9:00 pm
March 4, 2010
7:30 pmto9:00 pm
March 5, 2010
7:30 pmto9:00 pm
March 6, 2010
1:00 pmto4:00 pm
5:00 pmto6:30 pm
March 7, 2010
1:00 pmto4:00 pm
5:00 pmto6:30 pm

Ready set go, for the New Year, 2010! Are you all ready with your New Year’s Resolutions! Turning over a new leaf towards healthier life style? Join us this March for Warren Kramer’s always fabulous study of Macrobiotic lifestyle and re-structuring your health in this new year! In time for improving your Spring Cleanse for liver and gall bladder health, and thus kicking off the new year with your best foot forward! Just call Marsha Rueff at 770-396-9413 to reserve your private health consultation and get the best timeslot available for your personal schedule! If this is your first visit with Warren, you will want to schedule one and a half hour  session; a revisit within a 9-month period is a one-hour session. You will reclaim your health, vitality and a whole new way of looking at your choice of food, activities and many other choices you encounter each day. A kick off dinner-lecture March 3, lectures each evening through March 7, with Macrobiotic Cooking Classes both Saturday and Sunday, March 6 & 7, from 1-4! A good idea to block off your week and let Warren’s visit take you to all new heights of health and wellness! Let us know your email address to be included in our active email listing informing you of these interesting lectures and classes! You are welcome to check out Warren Kramer’s website for his qualifications too! You’ll be very impressed, and that’s a promise! Happy New Year, 2010!
Wishing you all the best, and see you next year! Marsha and Fred Rueff

Wednesday Evening Dinner Lecture: March 3,    6-9 $35
Myths & Misconceptions about Macrobiotics & Nutrition

Do any of the following sound familiar? Drink 8-10 glasses of water each day! Bananas are needed for Potassium! Drink your milk and eat cheese to prevent Osteoporosis If you’re health conscious then you should eat tofu and drink soymilk. Macrobiotics is for cancer. There is a healing diet. Macrobiotics is from Japan… and so much more.  This class is about getting to the truth of many of these statements and really demystifying Macrobiotic theory and practice.  A must-class for anyone seeking the Truthabout nutrition, and what’s truly best for our health.

Thursday Evening Lecture, March 4    7-8:30    $25
Fifty Ways to Love Your Liver

The liver is often called the commanding general of the body. It is in fact connected with many more health issues than we mightever imagine. Just look at this list. Do any of these health concerns apply to you, or your family and friends? Headaches, joint pain, eye issues, irritability, PMS, hot flashes, skin disorders, reproductive concerns like fibroids and inflamed prostate.

Well, these are all liver related health issues. Warren will explain this correlation. And most importantly, he will discuss what food, home remedies, lifestyle factors support the health of our liver. And just in time for Spring Cleaning, he will present the overall approach to spring cleansing for the Liver. A very timely lecture for us all in the first week of March!

Friday Evening Lecture, March 5   7-8:30 $25
A New You in 2010!
Taking Your Health to a Whole New Level!

The most common resolution people make in the beginning of the year other than to lose weight is to be healthier. Why is it so many people fall short and simply can’t accomplish this? Warren will offer great inspiration and insight into how to finally make it happen this year. Make 2010 your year for change!

Saturday, March 6, 1-4    $45
Where’s the Protein? A Very Special Macrobiotic Cooking Class!

Many people question the protein in a natural foods diet: Am I getting enough protein? Due to the modern diet and restaurant menus centering on protein, it is understandable we overly focus on it.  This macrobiotic cooking class features protein options, eating macrobiotically and, of course, preparing them deliciously!  Beans, tofu and tempeh are the focus.

immediately followed by the following lecture:

Saturday Lecture, March 6  5-6:30 $25
What’s Wrong With These Foods?

Have you ever wondered the best way to explain why a certain food is not a good choice?  Usually saying something is too yin or too yang doesn’t quite cut it!  Warren explains why chicken, dairy products, sugar, tropical fruits, nightshades and many others are not suitable foods.


Sunday, March 6,  1-4  $45

Most Popular Macrobiotic Cooking Class! by Popular
Demand,with All New Dishes: Quick, Healthy Cooking!

Certainly one of our most popular macrobiotic cooking classes! Everyone is busier day-to-day so lack of time is by far the number one reason why people don’t cook more often. This practical class addresses this issue in many very helpful way. And you will love the recipes we have in store for you as well as all the practical ideas and helpful hints for your daily cooking!

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Sunday Lecture, March 7   5-6:30    $25
Living the Great Life: The Spirit of Macrobiotics

For some people Macrobiotics is nothing more than brown rice and miso soup.  In this exciting, closing lecture Warren explores some of the most important principles to truly enhance your macrobiotic practice. Presenting some of the early teachings of Michio Kushi, what many feel are true gems of macrobiotics, including non-credo, one grain ten thousand grains and more. This is a rare treat: learning from Mr. Kushi’s student of over eleven years. Warren sat at Mr. Kushi’s side as he counseled thousands of clients, learning his wisdoms first-hand. And to appreciate even more Warren Kramer’s dedication to Macrobiotics, you may be interested knowing this was a non-paying position, just dedication, research, and great study as they improved health around the globe.