Meal Idea – Salad
Meal Idea – Salad
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Lunch time! pic.twitter.com/5X8AygPpdc
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Food Focus: Incredible Kale KALE: Kale is rich in flavonoid compounds, such as lutein, zea-xanthin and beta-carotene. A 100g (approx. 1-1/3 cup) contains 3.3g of protein. Yes, protein! In terms of percentage of RDA, it also contains: Vitamins Folates – 7% Niacin – 6% Pantothenic acid – 1.5% Pyridoxine – 21% Riboflavin – 10% Thiamin…
Raw Honey (This article previously appeared in the September edition of A Healthy You.) Everyone seems to love honey, one of the oldest natural sweeteners on the market. The flavor of honey varies depending on the plant source. Some are very dark and intensely flavored. Wherever possible, choose raw honey, as it is unrefined and…
Spice Focus: Saffron Saffron has been said to be the most expensive spice in the world.The spice is obtained from the stamens of the saffron crocus. The flowers are hand picked and the stamens are hand plucked, one at a time. The stamens are fine, red yellow threads. Much of the best saffron is grown…
Food Focus: Blue Corn I’ve been intrigued by the nutrition value of blue corn since Dr. Roby Mitchell first introduced me to his BALi Eating Plan several years ago. Blue corn is also known as Hopi maize, It is grown in Mexico and U.S., particularly in Arizona and New Mexico and has advantages over white or…
Our Dear, dear friends, Sandy & Dave, gifted us a HUGE amount of malabar spinach which they grew with so much love from two little seeds. We are the grateful recipients of much of their harvest. It was raining yesterday, but that did not stop Dave from heading outside to trim their spinach tower because…
Maple Syrup Maple syrup is the concentrated extract of the sap of maple trees. It adds a rich, deep flavor to foods and drinks. Make sure to look for 100% pure maple syrup, not maple-flavored corn syrup. As with all sweeteners, organic varieties are best. Adapted from “The Cane Mutiny,” New Age Magazine, March/April 1999.