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    Spinach Health Benefits and Easy to Grow

    September 11, 2020

    Spinach has incredible health benefits and it is very easy to grow. Several of my followers diagnosed with COVID-19 told me, doctors prescribed a regimen of vitamins C, D, and Zinc to combat their “mild-cases.” So this week I decided to write about a vegetable full of vitamins C, D, and zinc – SPINACH! Origin Spinach is a member of the beet family domesticated in central Asia. In the late Middle Ages, the Arabs brought it to Europe. Spaniards grew it as early as the eighth-century and eventually brought it to the United States. Known to be rich in the aforementioned nutrients, some consider it the most important leaf vegetable…

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    4 Ways to Adopt Healthier Eating Habits

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    Your effort to live a healthier life is not complete without a change in your eating habits. Physical activities, such as exercising or getting enough sleep, are vital for living a healthy life. Truth is, if you want to look your best and feel your best, you have got to eat the kind of foods that will get you there. Here are some diet tips to consider when trying to adopt healthier eating habits. Drink more water and less sugary drinks When you are thirsty, it is essential to drink water rather than sugary drinks. The goal is not to satisfy your thirst with any liquid, but to be hydrated…

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    Practical Skills to Improve Your Cooking

    August 19, 2020

    There are lots of different practical ways to improve your cooking skills. Most people focus on cooking the same meal until they perfect it, but it makes more sense if you focus on improving several skills at once. This way, you’ll be able to prepare complete courses, be able to cook fancy foods by just examining the recipe, and you’ll never get bored of cooking different things. So check out these fun and practical skills which will greatly improve your cooking ability. Learn to make stocks and gravy One of the best investments of your time is to learn how to cook stocks and gravy. Stock is an incredibly important…

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    Common Spices for Cooking Flavorful Mexican Food

    July 25, 2020

    When you are creating delicious Mexican food, much of the flavor that you’re going to infuse will come from seasoning and spices. There is a misconception that all spices in Mexican food mean spicy food. Which isn’t true. They bring a depth of flavor and richness that elevate your dishes to a new level.  Mexican food is known for its layers of flavors, warmth, freshness, and depth. That’s why when you head out for an authentic Mexican meal to somewhere like Barrio Queen Mexican Food, you know you’re in for a taste sensation.  The right spices can bring a simple vegetable side dish or a meat-heavy main meal to something…

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    5 Considerations For Carnivores Buying Meat

    July 8, 2020

    During the summer, I could live on the bounty from my garden, however, I married a carnivore and so I am buying meat year-round. Our deep freezer has designated shelves for each protein, beef, chicken, pork, and fish, which are beginning to look bare. I am relieved things are slowly getting back to normal, with a few states in the US considering reopening their economies. There may well be a tiny flicker of light at the end of the tunnel and hopefully, you may be able to visit your favorite restaurant to eat. For example, if you’re a steak lover and you live anywhere in and around Oklahoma City, the…

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