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Started 1 day, 1 hour ago (2008-11-18 08:25:29)
by sumisu
Garden Crops to Dig It’s what’s going on underground that counts. September/October 2008 Margaret A. Haapoja http://www.grit.com/Garden/Garden-Crops-to-Dig.asp x 'Purple Haze' Carrots David Cavagnaro Harvesting root crops is like digging for buried treasure, and banking them in the root cellar is akin to saving money for a rainy day. Maybe they aren’t as glamorous as artichokes and radicchio, but ...
Started 6 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-12 16:47:00)
by red55
Quote: Originally Posted by Lil Jules I'm a huge fan of boiled eggs in a gumbo. Put the eggs on my salad, thanks. Dash of Tabasco and a pinch of file in my gimbo Quote: Originally Posted by SabanFan There are 3 types of gumbo: 1. Gumbo 2. ...
Started 6 days, 18 hours ago (2008-11-12 15:55:00)
by Luckymama
Last chance for the Campbells/Ocean Spray purchase $40 and get a free turkey certificate! If you were planning on purchasing Ocean Spray cranberry juice cocktail (not 100% juice) do so NOW because it is $1.99 through Thursday 11/13 but $2.50 starting Friday 11/14! My ad has a single sheet over the full ad: Perdue boneless chicken breast or tenders or boneless thighs 50% off Black...
Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 11:21:00)
by Siouxsie...
I wish there was a food that would not get dried out, but you really don't want to leave food in very long anyway. It will start to go bad and develop bacteria. You should use a mix of leafy greens, I buy the spring mix salad, and also shredded carrots, yellow squash, zucchini, broccoli and I will feed some non-citrus fruits as treats. Sprinkle them with your vitamins and you are good to go. You ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 19:04:00)
by ManimalX
quote: ORIGINAL: PaleHawkWoman Regardless of which ways the political, social, or economical winds blow, there are always a some things you can do to improve your situation. More tips for survivors: 1. If you have a yard, plan a vegetable garden for those sunny, well-drained areas. Start now by tilling and mulching the areas(s), using compost and manure, to prepare for spring...
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2008-11-09 00:00:00)
by Diane
Question what are collard greens turnip greens and mustard greens please Answer Hi Gavin, Depending on where you live, in the United States they are the names of various greens. In other countries, they have different names. Here is a link that will show you pictures of the greens: http://www.greenigsociety.org/foodchart.htm notice on that chart, its an iguana site..but...the salad...
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2008-11-08 19:36:00)
by judokamatt
well femme about 2.5 years ago i was in your posistion at 315 lbs at 6'2". i will admit that i had to figure it out the hard way, and i struggled along the way to get to where i am at this point in time but overall i am pretty happy with what i have accomplished and i will give you a few things that are easy to do once you get started doing them. the first thing that you need to work on is ...
Started 1 week, 4 days ago (2008-11-07 16:56:00)
by Fanny Adams
Being an Aussie, we don't get the heavy emphasis on protein that the US doctors seem to favour. Most of our doctors recommend a balanced diet of all food groups. I love this because I would miss my veges!! I tend to minimise the really starchy (high carb) vegetables like potato, sweet potato and corn but I don't avoid them altogether. I DON'T touch chips or fries. I've gotten really into ...
Started 2 weeks, 3 days ago (2008-11-02 00:06:00)
by sunshinelady
Quote: Originally Posted by Jazala That might do more harm than good. We would have to forgo some of the healthiest foods like: asparagus, green beans, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, spinach, zucchini, lettuce, squash, celery, carrots etc... all of which are carbohydrates (of the fibrous type). There are also some starchy ...
