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Purslane Is Way More Than A Weed

5/26/2020

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I have been weeding and throwing out Purslane plants that grow everywhere in my herb garden every summer! A while back, I found out on a Facebook page called Beyond Green Scene that they are packed with nutrients including Omega 3. I had read somewhere, (although I can't remember where) that Purslane was known to be excellent for improving blood sugar!!!! Anyhow, here's a link to  recipes for Purslane from a blog post called Chocolate and Zucchini. 
This year, several patches of Purslane have shown up again in my garden. Yaaay!!! I'm looking forward to enjoying them through the summer months. My favorite is to quick stir fry them like I do spinach, and enjoy with Brown Rice, Millet, or Quinoa, Dal and my home made Lime Pickle.  I also use them with cukes, avocado etc in wraps Yummmm!
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    Healthy eating is an important part of holistic self-care.  This page contains tried and true quick, easy, delicious and nutritious recipes intended to enhance health and wellness. 
    I am a recovering diabetic. I currently don't take medication to manage diabetes. Instead, I follow the food regime recommended by Anthony William, a.k.a. Medical Medium and Dr. Brooke Goldner, I have become vegan (plant based). Among other things, I am also a foodie. So all these recipes are incredibly yummy. Although I have been offline for a few years, I hope to add more recipes again as often as I can.  I hope you will share your healthy, low fat, wheat & gluten free, soy free, dairy free,  egg free recipes on this blog, I recommend eating organic as much as possible. 
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