This is probably a silly question, but what is the best way to wash herbs and leafy greens?
The only instructions I see online is to rinse in water several times and soak in a tub of water until the dirt sinks.
Is that the best way? I’m just thinking of all the crawling bugs and poo and any bacteria that’s grown on it and didn’t know if just water was efficient to make it safe to eat. Or am I just being overly germaphobic?
(The only things I’ve got for sprays is Garden Safe fungicide and insecticidal soap spray)
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Something wicked this way comes...fresh emerald green Saturday pedi💚College goddess, 20F💚DMs/Comments open💚
This hun claiming that it works and leafy greens cured her of cancer. Yeah, sure. 🙄🙄
My Shinji enjoying a strawberry. Most of the other boys are far more picky than him. Anyone else have really picky rats when it comes to stuff like that? Mine seem to only eat the brocolli and califlour and leave the leafy greens. Also, I know he's a little chunky. He kinda came big.
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What is your favorite way to prep long lasting dishes with leafy greens?
I've been striking out a lot with salads lately. Any recommendations are greatly appreciated.
Contrary to popular belief, you need more than calcium to have stronk bones. Eating leafy greens for instance can increase your body's collagen production and result in stronger, more resilient bones. This is why Popeye is the stronkest boned among us.
First harvest of leafy greens - spring’s coming and I’m so excited!
Now that Summer has ended and our summer crops have almost finished, what veggies are you going to plant now? What goes best at this time of year in Melbourne? Leafy greens?
This is a repost with more pictures. I have this plant in my backyard. It’s about 8ft tall. It looks leafy and green but the inside of the stalk has a very bamboo texture.
I like to snack on leafy greens. The overall texture and taste is fine, but the iron-like aftertaste makes me gag. How can I reduce this, while still being able to eat it with bare hands?
Cruotons help, but they can be a bit noisy.
Thanks for any suggestions!
IMO the new vanguard marines would look way better in a colour scheme like this. How would you guys go about painting something like this ? Maybe deathgiard green as base and ushabti bone, mournfang brown and some grey tone as camo elements ?
Zone 9a, California, blooms once in the spring, smells very fragrant, leafy and green the rest of the year. What is this plant?
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Found in garden — Tall, leafy with green and deep purple stems. Root is long reddish/brown/purple and smells a bit like a radish. Anyone know what this could be? Thanks so much!
I chop up green leafy vegetables and swallow them alongside water in order to eat them since I don't like them. Is this fine or am I missing on nutrients by not using saliva to chew them
Trying to read up on why Romaine is always singled out as the affected leafy green and found this gem...
Hey everyone, I created this guide for storing leafy greens and other veggies that extends their shelf life up to 2 weeks using sustainable methods. Hope it helps.
A leafy green sea slug named Elysia chlorotica is one of few animals that are literally solar charged. It draws energy using Photosynthesis, by getting chloroplasts from eaten algae. This symbiosis is also called kleptoplasty.
Sorry if this has been mentioned before, but I just noticed that my Niffler and Porlock are yellow/orangish color with a little green around the edges. Does this mean they're sick or something? I dont ever feed them since I leveled them all the way up. Will they die if I keep ignoring them?
I was walking to my car to get something and I noticed this huge cluster of plants growing on the side of my house among the dead leaves. They look like some kind of succulent, but seem too loose and leafy to actually be one. Could just be a simple weed/wild plant. I'm not sure. What do you think?
Installing a new tub, but the drain didn’t come with any way to tighten it down. 20 minutes in Onshape and I had an adapter for a 1” socket. Makes me curious how many of these type of tool adapters could be useful for the skilled labor force...or why this tub didn’t come with something to help.
A leafy green sea slug named Elysia chlorotica is one of few animals that are literally solar charged. It draws energy using Photosynthesis, by getting chloroplasts from eaten algae. This symbiosis is also called kleptoplasty.
Something wicked this way comes, guys. Halloween officially landed in my shop (and kept me there until 1am) So excited to stock up on some ghost in the dark and try out Boo!
I don't understand how Christine and Robyn could buy homes in Flagstaff when their Vegas homes hadn't sold yet. Where does all this money come from? Is my timeline way off or am I misunderstanding something?
My understanding was that the money from the sale of their Vegas homes was to go into building the new homes on Coyote Creek, so why did Robyn and Christine both buy homes in Flagstaff? Christine was complaining about a double mortgage, so why do it?
My first leafy green (small) harvest. I started learning hydroponics this year so even the smallest harvest feels good.
Is this a glitch or something? How come married sims with kids, say they are single and don’t have kids? This is Bella Goth by the way and she’s married with kids.
I created this simple guide for storing leafy greens & other veggies.
Looking for something to do this Easter Sunday that's close to home? Ozzie Rabbit Lodge has you covered! FREE breakfast tacos! FREE street tacos! Mimosas! Jalapeño Margaritas! Red AND Green Bloody Mary's! Come brunch!
After two generations of critiquing, here comes the last and final post of this unfinished car. The car is supposed to have a 2001street tuned JDM look to it (tire size is necessary). If there's something you don't like about the way the car looks comment it to help me improve as a visual builder.
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Was given this plant by a friend, he does not know where it comes from. Leafy, has several appendages growing. I want this dude to live so I need to know when and how to feed him.
Leafy greens are doing amazing this time of year! I'd say they are ready to eat.
A study of 13,388 women showed fruit is NOT associated with cognitive benefits. However total vegetable intake was significantly associated with brain benefits. Cruciferous vegetables and leafy greens were the most important.
Ann Neurol. 2005 May;57(5):713-20.
Fruit and vegetable consumption and cognitive decline in aging women.
Kang JH1, Ascherio A, Grodstein F.
Abstract
We prospectively examined fruit and vegetable intake in relation to cognitive function and decline among aging women. Participants were followed from in 1976 with biennial questionnaires, and food frequency questionnaires were administered in 1984, 1986, and every 4 years thereafter. From 1995 to 2001, we administered, by telephone, six cognitive tests measuring general cognition, verbal memory, category fluency, and working memory. We repeated assessments two years later for 13,388 women (>90% follow-up). We averaged dietary intakes from 1984 through the first cognitive assessment, and used linear regression to obtain multivariable-adjusted mean differences in performance and decline in performance across intake levels. Fruits were not associated with cognition or cognitive decline. However, total vegetable intake was significantly associated with less decline. Specifically, on a global score combining all tests, women in the highest quintile of cruciferous vegetables declined slower (by 0.04 unit; 95% confidence interval, 0.003, 0.07; p trend = 0.1) compared with the lowest quintile. Women consuming the most green leafy vegetables also experienced slower decline than women consuming the least amount (by 0.05 unit; 95% confidence interval, 0.02, 0.09; p trend < 0.001). These mean differences were equivalent to those observed for women about 1 to 2 years apart in age.
PMID: 15852398 DOI: 10.1002/ana.20476
ULPT: if have to lie and make up a Story, dont come up with something on your own. Tell something that happened to a good friend or someone else you know well. This way, your story wont have any logical holes in it that could blow your cover because it actually happened.
It's odd that of the common leafy green vegetables, none of them come off of trees.
Where is my oak leaf salad?
Something New This Way Comes - A new light and by Lux-RC! The FJ-33.
As a lifelong LEGO builder and collector, I've never really been that interested in or enthralled with mini-figs. However, every now and then, something comes along and shows me...THIS IS THE WAY!
What makes some kinds of leafy greens edible, and others not?
People rather eat X pills a day with vitamins and who knows what than eating some leafy greens
Double, double toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble! Something wicked this way comes...
Fallout 76 has come a long way, but it's missing something very instrumental in regards to the longevity and quality of this game.
Todd, I want a horse armor skin. Give me my horse armor skin Todd.
Every time I scale something in Cura to print it all ways comes out stringy and weak like this can anyone explain why this happens?
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LPT: If someone reminds you of something but you already remembered, pretend you had forgot. Instead of saying "Yeah, I know", thank them for reminding you. This way they'll remind you of stuff more often and it may come in useful, even if you're not that forgetful.
I do this myself a lot and it often comes in useful. Telling them that you already knew will just discourage them from ever reminding you again, and then the times you actually forget, they might have remembered but not told you because they assumed you already knew. You can obviously do it in different ways, and even say you remembered, but thanks anyway.
I need suggestions and feedback’s of my nutrients,I’m new to hydrophonics not good at mixing the nutrients and all.on the bottom of the image the specification of my Npk 17-10-27, I’m adding Epsom salt + calcium sulfate that shown in the image for my leafy greens. Coir as media and nutrifigation
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