Tall Mint

12 Jan, 2005 in art pottery by admin

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Recipies to Suit You!

Most of us know that the word diet means 'what we eat'. We all need different amounts of different raw materials (e.g carbohydrates, minerals, protein etc.).Raw materials are really important as they make substances for

* Growth and Repair
* Health
* Energy.

Carbohydrates are consumed for energy. Energy is measure in Kilo joules. However, we are all advised to eat a certain amount of carbohydrates but is that right for you?
Its so obvious that different people need different amount of Carbohydrates for example a football player would need more carbohydrate than a mathematician would do.

You need to look at different foods and estimate how much of that food you need for example eating pasta dishes and rice will just give you a lot of carbohydrates. You need to burn these carbohydrates off otherwise they are stored as fat. You can estimate this by considering your occupation and how active you are and then think how much carbohydrates you need.

If you simply just eat a lot of rice and pasta than you may become overweight unless if you burn it off. The main problem is that carbohydrates when they are not burnt off as energy then they are stored as fat. Therefore its important that you work out how much you need.

Some things that concern how much carbohydrates you eat are environmental factors like what you work as how much sports you play etc. However there are different diets too suit different people like diabetes that is simply too much sugar in the blood therefore they would need to eat food with not that much sugar. You would think. However when you eat Carbohydrates the enzymes break it down in glucose (sugar) so you are consuming sugar by eating carbohydrates!

Ingredients:

2 chicken breasts
200ml/7fl oz boiling water
1 tbsp medium curry paste
1 lime, juice only
150g/5oz couscous
handful of cherry tomatoes, quartered

To serve
100g/3½oz tzatziki
handful of mint leaves

Method
1. Heat a grill pan until very hot. Chargrill the chicken breasts for 10-12 minutes turning once. (Alternatively, cook under a hot pre-heated grill.)

2. Place the couscous in a large bowl.

3. While the chicken is cooking, measure out the boiling water and stir in the curry paste and lime juice.
Pour over the couscous and cover with cling film.

4. After a few minutes, add the cherry tomatoes to the couscous. Fluff up the couscous with a fork.

5. To serve, divide the warm couscous between two plates. Place the hot chicken breasts on the couscous and top each with a spoonful of tzatziki. Scatter with mint leaves

This is aimed at a person like myself who needs a bit of energy and not too much also it has the protein in their and the spice which are their to suit my taste buds. This would suit a person who does a bit of walking running and quick moving like a doctor would with the couscous full of carbohydrate which creates energy!

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It rained hard yesterday and my herb stalks are now limp and hanging. will they grow straight again?

Well, basically, I keep my herbs in trough boxes and they grow nice and full. But yesterday, it rained really hard and when i got home, my tall stalk herbs were limp and actually hanging from the side of the pot. Like my spearmints, apple mints and pineapple mints are all sagging. I just want to know if they'll grow straight and tall again and how soon that will take.

Also... what can I do to prevent this in the future?!

Yes, they should recover after two or three days of nice weather. The only way to prevent this in the future is to provide some shelter to the plants during bad weather (ie. move the boxes inside, place a patio umbrella over top, something like that).

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