🤸♀️ I have basil on my mind! 🤸♀️
🌱 I always associate basil with Italian food and here I am in Italy at a writing workshop and the basil flavor in the foods is more delicious here than at home. 🌱 Basil is good for a lot more than enhancing the flavor of tomatoes! 🌱Basil contains essential oils, including eugenol, citronellol and linalool that help lower inflammation.
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Licorice!🌿 Licorice is a member of the pea family. It grows wild in southern Europe and Asia. It’s mostly grown for it’s rhizomes and roots.
🌿 Licorice is fifty times sweeter than sugar, but generally not used as a sweetener because of it’s strong flavor. 🌿 Licorice can be purchased as the whole dried root, sliced, or powdered. 🌿 When my children were small, they were given four or five inch pieces of licorice root at their school’s Halloween festival, as a healthy, sweet treat. They enjoyed chewing on it for weeks. Licorice root cleanses the mouth and teeth and arrests tooth decay because of it’s germicidal action. 🎉 🎉 I learned so much about the health benefits of lettuce when researching this post!🥗 I really thought that I was going to be writing about the fiber in lettuce, but there is so much more!
🥗 Lettuce is one of the most valuable healing foods because of it's high organic water content. 🥗 Lettuce also has nearly all the necessary vitamins. I have to admit, I've never been a big fan of radishes. 🌱 However, they're very easy to grow, so I would give seeds to my kids to plant when they were young. They come up quickly and are very satisfying. I would use the greens in a salad or stir fry, and give the actual radishes to my neighbor, who loves them. Health Benefits |
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