However, just recently, I was watching a movie called Hungry for Change and discovered much to my surprise that it actually has a huge benefit to our health. It is not just for spicing up guacaumole, it is great for cleaning out the old system as a metal detox. Can anyone say "mercury," or am I the only one who likes tuna? They also mentioned mercury fillings in teeth. (Why people are still doing that, I do not know?)
As for nutirents, it gives 45% of RDI vitamin C, 200+ of vitamin A, and 258% of vitamin K (based on websites such as http://www.nutrition-and-you.com/cilantro).
Lastly, shockingly, to use it they simply added to the salad. I would not have to buy a new food processing gadget or learn a new recipe. It was simple.
So my question to you is since tomorrow is the super bowl, are you making guacamole?
We're gonna make a cook out of you yet.
ReplyDeleteI use cilantro for a lot.
I made a balsamic vingegar reduction sauce with some cilantro. Yummo!
But this week I'm making choc chip cookies for my photography class. I'm sucking at my homework this may brown nose the instructor.....tee hee.
hey my first day she said goodies in class were approved and she winked. :-)
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