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Authors of a review from 2013 noted that avocados also contain compounds like lutein and zeaxanthin, which help to protect the skin from both UV and visible radiation damage.

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Eating watermelon seeds can help prevent Anaemia. Iron is crucial in the part of haemoglobin. Without iron, the red blood cells cannot transport oxygen around the body. You end up feeling lethargic and may become prone to dizzy spells. If you are pregnant, you can also benefit from the consumption of watermelon seeds. This is because an iron deficiency can result in your baby being born smaller than usual. If you are menstruating, you could also benefit from an increased intake of iron. Watermelon seeds are a healthy and natural way to supplement your iron intake.

The authors concluded that these isoflavones may have a more significant effect during menopause, when reduced estrogen levels cause the skin’s elasticity to diminish.

Grinding fresh flaxseeds into a smoothie or onto a salad can be a simple way to add more omega-3 fats to the diet and keep the skin looking healthful.

If not, transfer to a baking dish. Cover with the breadcrumbs. Bake in the oven for 15-20 minutes, until the top is lightly golden brown. Serve with the cabbage.

And the Mullers are the only local farmers who have shown the ability to raise Atlantic Giants, pumpkins that can gain 40 pounds each day and grow to the size of small cars. These orange boulders give the city a connection to its agricultural past, something many residents are scrambling to protect.

I doubt that the squirrel knew that pulling the string would open up a treasure chest of sunflower seeds, so I think that it just got lucky, pulling on the string out of curiosity. Of course, squirrels are pretty smart and if it figured it out once, it will try it again.

Remove the seeds from the oven, drizzle with the oil or butter and bake for 50 minutes, stirring several times. Sprinkle the seeds with salt or Creole spice seasoning while still hot. Let cool completely (they will continue to crisp as they cool) before using. If you don’t use them right away, store them in an airtight container.

Matilda, South Yarra: Charred kangaroo, sweet corn, lemon myrtle Nick Connellan, publications director Cooking over wood has been trending for a few years now. In many cases though, the method feels like more of an indulgence for chefs than diners. Not so at Matilda. These thinly sliced, burnt-at-the-edges bits of ’roo couldn’t be made with anything but a naked, smoke-riddled flame. The kitchen marinates the slices in oyster sauce for an umami boost, chargrills them, rests them in the marinade again, then brushes them with fermented capsicum paste. They end up both chewy and tender, like the best jerky you’ve ever eaten. An honourable mention goes to the Macedon Ranges duck with charred blood orange, featuring probably the best skin in town right now.

Denver Licensed clinical social worker Jamie Burke has long considered baking a form of personal therapy; at first, sharing delicious treats with friends was just a happy bonus. She found so much joy in rolling out all-butter pie crusts and scooping cookie dough, however, that she started selling her wares at area markets under the Pie Bird name in 2012. Two years later, Burke took her sweet side hustle into a commissary kitchen so she could produce larger volumes of her signature chocolate tarts and mini apple pies for area coffeeshops (selling to retail outlets is not allowed under the CFA). Sounds like a success story, right? And it was—until Burke realized, nine months into the change, that she actually found the act of baking at home to be far more soul nourishing, not to mention convenient. “I like making things to sell directly to families, and scheduling time at the commissary was so hard,” she says. Nowadays, Pie Bird once again operates out of Burke’s Capitol Hill kitchen. And while that means no more goat cheese tarts, thanks to CFA restrictions against items that require refrigeration, you can still indulge in some self-care of your own with Pie Bird’s fudgy caramel-and-peanut-butter-swirled brownies, sea-salt-sprinkled dark chocolate chip cookies, and other comforting confections.How To Buy: Check Burke’s website for the current menu (from $20 for 13 cookies to $28 for a nine-by-13-inch pan of brownies), and order through the contact form. Burke provides free home delivery to Denver residents.

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