It's packed with green leafy vegetables. What's nice about this is that you can use whatever green leafies you like: Collards, Kale, Bok Choy, Mustard Greens, Beet Greens, Brocolini, etc... Keep in mind cooked garlic is more mild than raw.
Mince up the garlic in a food processor (or by hand) and add in some diced onion. Start by sauteing them in some olive oil. This is basically just to get the flavors going. Chop up your greens into bite sized pieces and put them in the stock pot. Add some chopped potatoes and carrots if you like. Fill with water (or veggie broth or throw in a vegan bouillon cube). Cook for about 15 to 20 minutes. When you are done add just a little bit of rice vinegar.
A pedicure is a way to
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the feet and their nails.
It also helps keep your
feet healthy and is
therapeutic. But there's
no need to pay someone at
a spa to do it when you
can do it at home. To
perform a pedicure you
will need a...
The other day I was
having a conversation
with a good friend of
mine about the emo kids I
saw hanging outside
around the library when I
went to return some
books. I commented "I
wonder how in the hell
they can get into such
tight fitting jeans."
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The goal of Calorie
Restriction is to achieve
a longer and healthier
life by
eating fewer calories
consuming adequate
vitamins, minerals, and
other essential nutrients
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CR diet improves the
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Recipe: coquito recipe by Mimi L.
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— this is a beverege that
was originated in Puerto
rico..is like the eggnog
in america but with a
little kick to spice off
your mood for the
holidays..in P.R.
there is not holidays
without the coquito..but
be aware..too much will
make you climb wal... more
Recipe: Banana pops by Alayna J.
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this is the recipe for
banana pops:
Befor you start get out
your bananas and the
stuuf you want to cover
it with, chocolate,
vanilla, nuts,
sprinkles.
Freeze the bananas.
Then gte your bananas out
and cover it with heated
up choclate or vanilla
or... more
Recipe: Spaghetti Sauce by Mike F.
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— The is a recipe my gramma
Marlatt would make when I
was child. It truly
is a different sauce, but
very good.2 large cans of
tomato juice2 small cans
tomato sauce2 small cans
tomato paste2 tsp basil4
tbsp parsley flakes4 tsp
salt ( I usually leav... more
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Recipe: Soap makers Unite ! by Sophie G.
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— Hello everyone !
http://www.thesage.com/ca
lcs/lyecalc2.php
You can use this great
great link to calculate
automatically the lye
quantity you need for any
kind of oil you wish to
use... It is a very good
link, and never made me
waste any of my b... more
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