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Recipe: Vegan Coco-Mint ice cream

July 24October 2Posted in recipesTagged coco, coconut, homemade, ice cream, mint, recipe, summer, sweet treat, vegan, vegetarianLeave a comment

Recipe: Coco-Mint ice cream | ecogreenlove

First time I make ice cream. Bought the machine on a flea market and so far has been a great yummy experience. If you try it, let me know if you liked it!

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Herb Guide To Cooking [Infographic]

April 22May 1Posted in FoodTagged basil, Cooking, coriander, dill, garden, guide, herb, infographic, kitchen, mint, oregano, parsley, rosemary, sage, tarragon, thymeLeave a comment

Originallz Published by Chadwicks – Designed by NeoMam

As any chef worth their salt knows, the right combination of herbs and spices can make or break a dish. But for cooking novices, using herbs can be scary and confusing. This guide shows you which staple herbs should be on your cupboard shelf, and which ingredients they each work well with.

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Guide to growing and using Herbs [Infographic]

November 18March 27Posted in Garden & NatureTagged basil, bay, chives, cilantro, dill, flavor, gardening, grow, growing, guide, herb garden, herbs, how to, infographic, ingredients, lavender, leaves, lemon balm, marjoram, mint, oregano, parsley, rosemary, sage, savory, tarragon, thyme, tips, urban, use, uses2 Comments

Originally Published by Health Perch

Learning More About These Flavorful Ingredients

It’s about thyme you considered growing an herb garden. Herbs are easy to grow and can be incorporated into almost any dish for a flavorful kick.

Heading to a party? Why not bring a dip with some fresh grown chives. Getting ready to grill some meat? Try rubbing it with thyme, first. Knowing what herbs go with what food can be tricky. This infographic will teach you which herbs to use when you cook, what their flavor is so you can try some experimenting and their proper growing conditions.

Recipe: Citrus Water with Cucumber, Mint and Redcurrants

August 11August 11Posted in recipesTagged citrus, cucumber, drink, edulcorant, grapefruit, ice, lemon, mint, natural, recipe, redcurrant, refreshing, stevia, summer, sweetener, waterLeave a comment

Recipe: Add grapefruit, lemon, lime, orange, cucumber, redcurrants, mint leaves (amounts on taste). Slice the fruit and add them to ice water, easy as that! (if you want you can add some stevia as edulcorant)

Hope you have a refreshing start into the week!

Differences between Bees and Wasps [Infographic]

July 25June 22Posted in Sustainable GuideTagged anatomy, appeareance, avoid, basil, bees, behaviour, citronella, concern, control, diet, difference, differences, eucalyptus, flies, flowers, food, garden, geranium, help, hives, infographic, insect repelling plants, lemongrass, marigold, mint, natural, nest, pennyroyal, pest, plants, prevent, prevention, protect, repellent, role, save the bees, sting, summer, tips, trap, wasps, wornwoodLeave a comment

Though summer brings all kinds of wonderful things such as barbecues, picnics, fun outdoor activities, and more, it also attracts stinging insects. While you should be concerned about the species that pack a powerful and painful sting and can cause allergic reactions, there is one that should be protected. Check out this infographic that compares wasps, yellow jackets, hornets and honey bees. By following this guide, you can learn how to tell the difference between these stinging insects and what steps to take to control and prevent or protect them respectively.

via edenpest.com