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the santa maria valley region produces strawberries, celery, lettuce, peas, squash, cauliflower, spinach, broccoli and beans. learn more about why you should visit the santa maria valley!
agriculture agriculture continues to be the foundation on which our local economy is built. the santa maria valley is a leading producer of strawberries, wine grapes, broccoli, head lettuce, avocados, cauliflower, celery, and a wide variety of other leafy vegetables. the overall value of these crops...
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radish-like leaves and a fleshy, bulbous underground part resembling a small turnip. commonly known as "maca root", this part is composed of the lower hypocotyl and the tap root. maca (lepidum meyenii; synonym, l. peruvianum) is a member of the mustard family (brassicaeae) to which radish, turnip, broccoli
vitamins and minerals, a number of which are essential to sustained energy and healthy bodies, the nutritional value of the dried root resembles that of cereal grains, such as maize, rice, and wheat. maca holds % to % protein and glucosinolates in higher concentrations that those of its relatives, broccoli...
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i suggest watching a cheesy horror movie to distract you while you consume this, and sup upon a chilled glass of orange juice to help numb the fire on your lips. if it's bothering you, imagine how the dog felt. posted by r at thursday, july , labels: what not to cook thursday, june , what not to cook
'oh, fuck it. that will do.' anyway, i barely escaped with my life and headed back home to nurture my hangover. the next day while in class, i was dreaming of what i could make with the contents of my fridge. in my head it was an ethereal delight--a melt-in-your-mouth, gastronomical masterpiece. what...
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