Food Waste: Something your mother probably didn’t teach you?
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Date: Oct 20, 2015
The average American household of four is throwing away $120 each month in the form of uneaten food. Fortunately, there is a fix to the problem—and can improve your experience with food in the process. Wasting less food is about keeping ingredients fresh, being creative with what you have, and getting to know your food, especially how it ages and how it is best stored.
Snow Peas (Chinese Pea Pods)
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Date: Feb 20, 2015
These are a good source of Vitamin K which helps keep calcium in bones and high in Vitamin B6. High in Folate which helps to improve heart health and they are a great source of iron.
A More Nutritious Slaw with a Slightly Spicier Flavor
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Date: Feb 06, 2015
It's a cole slaw made with this instead of cabbage as they are actually very close relatives so the flavor is very similar!
Red Oranges?
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Date: Feb 01, 2015
Their slightly berry like sweet flavor tastes delicious when eaten alone and in fruit salads. They are great for juicing, eaten with yogurt & granola or cooked into jams, jellies and spreads.
Holiday Favorite Roasting on an Open Fire
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Date: Dec 05, 2014
Exceptionally rich in Vitamin C and B-6 and high in folic acid & a great source of iron, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, zinc and potassium which helps counter hypertension and lower heart rates.
Fresh Cranberries (VACCINIUM MACRO CARPON)
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Date: Nov 21, 2014
A “super fruit” due to their nutrient content and antioxidant qualities – they are really good & good for you!
They're in Their Peak of flavor!
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Date: Oct 02, 2014
One of the most popular summer squashes is at it’s peak of flavor in late August / September harvest time.