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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 14 MIN

Pantry to Dinner: The Climate-Friendly Grains You’ve Probably Never Tried

from Imagine If... a Bluedot Living Podcast · host Bluedot Living

What if some of the most climate-friendly foods in your pantry are the ones you've never heard of?In this episode of Pantry to Dinner, Victoria sits down with Bluedot Living contributor Caroline Saunders to explore a few remarkable grains and seeds that deserve more attention. From the ancient grain-like seed amaranth to fiber-packed chia and the innovative perennial grain Kernza, this conversation uncovers how simple pantry staples can support healthier meals, reduce environmental impact, and introduce new flavors into your kitchen.Along the way, Caroline shares practical ways to cook with these ingredients, why some crops are naturally drought-resistant, and how one emerging grain could help restore soil health across America's farmland.Whether you're looking to expand your pantry, reduce food waste, or simply discover something new to cook, this episode offers plenty of inspiration.Explore more recipes and sustainable living inspiration at https://bluedotliving.com/sustainable-recipes/Get your copy of Bluedot Living’s Magazine: https://bluedotliving.com/magazine-subscriptions/

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