Akebia quinata: Edible or Poisonous
The Akebia quinata is not considered to be a useful plant in this country, often it is even feared that it is poisonous. However, this fear is superfluous, because the decorative fruits of the Akebia, also known as the climbing…
How to Freeze Brussels Sprouts
The small Brussels sprouts often enrich our food in winter. Outside this period they are neither harvested nor sold fresh. Those who freeze these vegetables when they are available will notice that they can also taste delicious in summer. The fresh season From the freezer, Brussels sprouts can enrich our dishes all year round. But when is his fresh season in this country? Because then it is not only the…
How to Store Brussels Sprouts
Brussels sprouts are in season from autumn to deep into winter. The pretty florets dry out easily once they are harvested. When properly stored, Brussels sprouts remain fresh and crunchy for some time. harvest Brussels sprouts correctly From September, the…
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