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The squash in this recipe from the Mind Food: Plant-Based Recipes for Positive Mental Health cookbook can be served as wedges or in smaller pieces tossed with a salad.

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Chinese cabbage is a close second with a score of 91.99, followed by chard (89.27), beet greens (87.08) and spinach (86.43). These foods, among a total of 41 that qualified as PFVs, were found to ...