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Cottonseed Oil – Great for Deep Frying
Deep fat frying is often cut out when people want to eat healthy. But, for those who enjoy fried foods, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS) has created a healthier oil.
A Bit about SALT
t’s no secret amongst chefs & home cooks that Salt enhances the flavour of food.
SALT – Himalayan & Celtic
Salt, the crystalline chemical compound, has the status of an essential component of daily cooking.
Maintaining the fluids in the body, supporting the functioning of cells, or adding magic to your food, the correct quantity of salt is always a key component.
Salt of many various types are available in the market, differing in color, texture, taste, and nutritional value. The most common among these are table salt, sea salt, black salt, kosher salt, Himalayan pink salt, and Celtic sea salt.
Here, we’ll discuss some of the properties of Himalayan Pink Salt and the Celtic sea salt that will give you an insight into these 2 popular condiments.
COTTONSEED OIL – IT’S MANY BENEFITS IN YOUR KITCHEN
Cottonseed oil has been used by chefs for decades. It’s revered for its versatility, high smoke point and neutral flavor.
Flax Seed Oil for Horses, Dogs & Pets
The benefits of supplementing the diet of your horse, dog or small pets with Flax Seed Oil are far reaching.
BUCKWHEAT – Simply Awesome
This gorgeous little heart shaped superstar has also become popular as a health food due to being gluten free, a good source of fibre, rich in minerals and various plant compounds too – especially rutin.
SESAME OILS
Sesame oil is a type of vegetable oil that’s made from sesame seeds. It’s most popular in South India, the Middle East, and East Asian countries like Korea, Japan, and China, though you can find it here in the New Zealand too.
Winter Immunity Booster
With winter just around the corner, taking a natural immunity booster is a good way to fend off the lurgy.
NIGELLA SEEDS – What are they?
What are nigella seeds (also known as Kalonji) Nigella seeds have a mild, nutty onion flavor, and they are used as a condiment in India and the Middle East on flatbreads and vegetable dishes. Their shape has an interesting appeal, edgier than sesame, but they can be...
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