Eating raw garlic is a good way to strengthen our immune system. Here's how to add it to your dishes in a tasty way to ensure your body the health it deserves.
Steps
Method 1 of 3: Raw Garlic and Toast
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Step 1. Crush or finely chop a clove of garlic
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Step 2. Incorporate it into 1 or 2 teaspoons of softened butter
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Step 3. Spread the cream on the crispy toast
Method 2 of 3: Garlic Sauce
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Step 1. Add a finely chopped clove of garlic to a small amount of mayonnaise (1 to 4 tablespoons)
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Step 2. Serve to accompany a healthy snack, such as sliced carrots, or tastier, such as corn chips
Did you mix hard-boiled eggs with raw ones in the refrigerator container? Don't panic! At first glance they may all seem the same, but there are, in reality, many small clues that will help you recognize them. Read on, you will learn some simple tricks to distinguish hard-boiled eggs from raw ones and never confuse them again.
The feeling of feeling hungry without actually wanting to eat something is known to many people. The possible causes are numerous: for some it could be an illness, for others a circumstantial problem or depression. In any case, there are several possible strategies to regain appetite, some of a mental nature, others of a physical nature.
The purpose of those who choose to give their dog a diet based on raw food is to provide them with completely natural foods, in order to replicate the natural diet of wild wolves, the ancestors of the domestic dog. By forgoing commercial dog treats and choosing instead a combination of bones, meat, small amounts of vegetables and fruit (optional) and organs, raw food advocates believe dogs can achieve better overall health than other animals.
Beetroot is a two-year cycle plant, whose root is nutritious, versatile and rich in antioxidants. Storing beets is pretty easy, especially in the refrigerator. If you do all the steps right, your beets will last for weeks or even months. Steps Part 1 of 3:
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