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love the pic but would like a bit of infomation on what it is and how it was made.
thank you for the beautiful food. Yes. i like more info about plant names.
Great to see frsh raw food and green smoothies. I have just been to the Doctor and he said I had revirsed my sugar and cholesterloe by green smoothies. I grow my own food in my Ezygrow raised gardens at home.
Live on Corn Island, Nicaragua with absolutely no fresh greens to purchase but a lot of bush plants… problem is knowing which I can use for cooked greens and salads. Is there a site that has pictures of many on one page? Can anyone help with this?
Beautiful food!!!