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70Seaweed as an Organic Fertilizer
The value of seaweed as fertilzer is discussed in this article. How to prepare the seaweed for use in your garden, its benefits, and its potency are all evaluated.
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93How to Make a Full Welsh Fried Breakfast
A full Welsh breakfast is similar in many respects to other British fried breakfasts. It is made truly unique, however, by the inclusion of laverbread and cockles on the plate, two things you would never find in English, Scottish or Northern Irish breakfasts.
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66Vegan Tuna Fish Salad Sandwich Recipe
Please excuse my measurements! I'm not much of a measurement kind of person. Everything is to taste and consistency really. Also, if you remember how Tuna fish salad looks, and feels, with these ingredients you will get the same taste and feel. ...
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77Get Cooking! - How To Make Sushi
Following on from the introductory "Get Cooking! - Sushi? Kimbap? They're Both The Same!" hub, this is an instructional recipe-hub that will hopefully teach you how to make sushi!
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78Get Cooking! - How To Make Kimbap
Following on from the introductory "Get Cooking! - Sushi? Kimbap? They're Both The Same!" hub, this is an instructional recipe-hub that will hopefully teach you how to make kimbap!
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76Get Cooking! - Sushi? Kimbap? They're Both The Same!
The first of a series of food-and-cooking related hubs which discusses the difference between sushi and kimbap and which also explains what type of rice to use for making sushi and/or kimbap.
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82Venus In Retrograde: One Life Circle Revisited: A Poem of Hope.
'Venus In Retrograde' by Pearldiver, is a poem of hope that explores what it is to try to be in and to maintain a serious relationship when young, when parents and others, have the ability to directly influence the young couple's choices and the...
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73Sushi Guide for Beginners and Lovers and Everyone in Between!
Where once sushi was considered an exotic food, you can now find it in almost every city across the U.S. But what exactly is sushi? You may be shocked to know that sushi does not mean “raw fish,” but actually “vinegar rice.” Whether you are a sushi beginner or a lover, read on to get to the heart of one of Japan's most popular dishes.
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66Cancer from Seaweed Consumption Now linked to Post Menopause Women
Seaweed is a very popular food in Japan and also among people around the world. In Japan a survey between the years of 1993 and 2007 (14 years), involved approximately 53,000 women in Japan, including women that aged in range from 40 to 69 years...
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70Which Is Better or Healthier to Consume Plant-Based Gelling Agents or Animal-Based Gelling Agents?
Both plant-based gelling agents and animal-based gelling agents are rich in nutrients and offer great health benefits. So choice depends on your health and/or ethical stance. Plant-based gelling agents (agar-agar, carrageenan, locust gum) are derived from seaweed or algae, plant tubers, pods or seeds. Animal-based gelling agents are made from pig or cattle collagen. Chinese scientists are researching the possibility of creating gellatin by injecting human genome into a strain of yeast.
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