Microgreens, though tiny, are packed with nutrients and flavor. Their use in salads has grown, but researchers have not yet focused on their susceptibility to foodborne disease outbreaks -- common in the salad green industry.

Kristen Gibson, professor of food safety and microbiology for

So here we are – smack dab in the middle of salad-for-sup-per season. The perfect time to talk about gardening – and microgreens. While most gardeners on the Plateau have only recently started harvesting their crops, Cathy Clark, owner of Hidden Vale Microgreens, has been farming all winte

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The summer flavours of new potatoes and fresh peas with Middle Eastern spices is a winning combination

Serves 2 olive oil 2 tbsp spring onions 5 large garlic 2 cloves, peeled and crushed baby potatoes 200g, peeled and halved, or large potatoes, cubed preserved lemons 30g, choppe

Whether you like to make them a creamy addition to your soup or add them to rice for color and sweetness, you can't go wrong including split peas in your diet.

Split peas contain a variety of nutrients and are also protein rich. Plus, these legumes cook a lot quicker than other dried var

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Drive thru dessert shop opens with waffles, cookie dough and cakes available on the go

Exclusive research by NationalWorld has shown that almost half of the value-range products on offer at five major supermarkets have

We love lending ourselves to a labour of love (and time) in the kitchen, spending an afternoon perfecting favourite recipes and slowing down for a bit. But there’s a time and a place for that kind of domestic bliss, and it’s not during the mid-week madness of winter nights.  <

We love lending ourselves to a labour of love (and time) in the kitchen, spending an afternoon perfecting favourite recipes and slowing down for a bit. But there’s a time and a place for that kind of domestic bliss, and it’s not during the mid-week madness of winter nights.  <

Brown fat breaks down blood sugar and fat molecules to create heat and maintain your body temperature. Brown fat often sits in the neck and shoulders of adults. Researchers hold the view that cold temperatures may activate brown fat cells. This may allow calorie burning, could increase card

“You need more fiber in your diet.” How often has your doctor, nutritionist, or mom told you that? You probably know you need fiber, but do you understand why it’s so important? 

The kind of soluble fiber that you find in grains, fruits, and veggies is best known for keep