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that may have anti-cancer properties. these nutrition powerhouses are called cruciferous or crucifers because their flowers, if allowed to bloom, have four petals that form a cross (crux in latin). our eight recipes offer plenty of variety with their focus on bok choy, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, kale
white cauliflower is one of the more anemic crucifers (meaning somewhat lower in nutrients and phytochemicals), you can boost the health profile of this recipe by using more colorful cauliflower varieties (green, orange, purple), if you can find them at your market. get the recipe . quick and easy kale...
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broccoli butter cabbage cantaloupe carrots catfish cauliflower celery cherries cherry tomatoes cilantro corn grain corn syrup cranberries cucumbers eggplant eggs garbanzo beans, canned grape juice grapefruit grapes green beans green beans, canned green beans, frozen green onions greens, collard greens, kale
broccoli butter cabbage cantaloupe carrots catfish cauliflower celery cherries cherry tomatoes cilantro corn grain corn syrup cranberries cucumbers eggplant eggs garbanzo beans, canned grape juice grapefruit grapes green beans green beans, canned green beans, frozen green onions greens, collard greens, kale...
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