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10 hours ago

Growing your own food is a great way to save money on food expenses. We know with all the snow here in Nanaimo, spring seems far off. However, here are some items you can get started growing right now indoors. bit.ly/2Sa9O9F ...

How to Grow Vegetables Indoors

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Tips for growing vegetables in indoor containers during winter or summer. Which vegetables do best and how to care for them.

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2 days ago

Brussels sprouts are having a real moment right now, showing up on the menu at many trendy restaurants. Here's a great recipe for them you may want to try. We bet even Brussels sprouts haters will be converted! foodandstyle.com/flash-fried-brussels-sprouts-with-garlic-and-lime/ ...

Flash-fried Brussels sprouts with garlic and lime | Food & Style

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Flash-fried and then tossed with lime juice, garlic and cayenne, these sweet-as-candy Brussels sprouts have a wonderful kick! A delectable finger food or side.

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3 days ago

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4 days ago

Happy Valentine's Day from all of us at Foodshare. We are in LOVE with this cute way to serve beets for dinner. Let us know if you try it. bit.ly/2RZok41 ...

Valentine’s Day Beet Salad

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Valentine’s Day Beet Salad February 12, 2013 by admin Leave a Comment You cannot ‘beet’ giving your loved one the gift of health this Valentine’s day, so here is a fun little idea to help you out :). Beets contain fiber and potassium and are an excellent source of folate, which is necessary ...

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6 days ago

Kale is a great winter crop, but many struggle with how to prepare it. The secret is cutting away the ribs/stems, which can make it taste bitter.

When making salad, you can also use your fingers to "massage" the trimmed leaves with olive oil to make them more tender. What's your favourite way to serve kale? foodandstyle.com/how-to-prepare-kale/ ...

How to prepare kale

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Viviane shows you how to remove the stems from both curly kale and Tuscan kale. Two easy techniques that will make cooking your favorite kale recipes a cinch.

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