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Cool twist on graffitiWHFoods: Turnip greens
"The noticeably bitter taste of turnip greens has been linked by researchers to its calcium content. On an ounce-for-ounce basis, turnip greens contain about 4 times more calcium than a much less bitter-tasting cruciferous vegetables like cabbage."Russian Rye, Anyone?
Have you always wanted to make your own bread? Well, here's a little article about making rye bread with a bread machine. This bread machine came from a thrift store and only cost $11.99! The ingredients to make Russian Rye were so simple you won't believe how easy it was. Enjoy!CDC - Healthy Living
The Center for Disease Control has lots of good info on health and healthy living. Plus, all of the info has references.The Herb Bus and the Weather | The Herb Bus
Yep, the Herb Bus is a VW Camper Van designed to help underserved communities.
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I just noticed your Espris writup and photo in the Juice Lovers group... Looks delicious! I just visited the Ethiopian restaurant in Orlando, called "Nile" that we talked about. Check out the article I wrote for Elephant about Abeba's coffee. And, she sold me some Ethiopian Red Pepper, about enough for a year, and some red quinoa, veggie stir-fry with tofu and ocra and turmeric is nearly ready for lunch.
I hope you write about your Ethiopian experiences, especially those related to helping them with the malaria problems.
How many Hawthorne Hostel people can you find here on Zoobird?
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Mike
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Michael