…3 mins. Then turn, cooking on the other side for about 3 mins. Then keep cooking and flipping until they’re a lovely hazlenut brown (not burned or black!) – this should…
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…or taste rancid, e.g. stinging olive oil, bitter nuts, black avocados, etc. Omega-9-rich oils (e.g. olive oil, avocado oil, macadamia oil) are suitable for low temperature cooking but are better…
…fruits and spices in winter. Warming spices include cardamom, cayenne, ginger, cinnamon, garlic, horseradish, cumin, mustard seed, cloves, salt, chilli peppers and black pepper. Mustard greens, rocket, watercress, nuts, seeds…
…our fat cells. This accumulation has been implicated in hormone-related cancers, infertility, endometriosis, early puberty, miscarriage, obesity, diabetes and premature ageing, among other conditions. Black-listed For a list of common…
…bad egg. So no softies. And nothing with a black heart. Keep all your ingredients COLD. This is vital. If your ingredients are warm the texture and flavour will be…
…light of autumn creates a feast for the eyes. Silage has been cut and wrapped (those enormous ugly black plastic bales to be seen stacked in farmyards). This silage is,…
…2-3 litres of water or herbal teas, not substitutable for coffee, black tea, sugary fruit juices, smoothies and the like- though I’d love to say otherwise and “conventional” medical wisdom…
…brew, with a flavour similar to that of black coffee and a feeling that matches with its WHOPPING payload of Superoxide Dismutase (SOD) and betulinic acid amongst many many other…