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- Meet Jon: He Lost 120 Pounds!
- What is Love? Reflections on Fathers, Daughters & Food
- Mexican Spices Primer
- Choosing Local Foods - Worth the Price?
- Spring Mushroom Primer
- Herbs & Spices Make All The Difference
- Eat Green, Save Green ($)
- How to Freshen Limp Old Greens
- Survival Tips for Our 10,000 Calorie Holiday
- Meet Regina, the Passionate Vegan
- Winter Squashes - Health is in Season
- How Foods Affect Cancer Prevention
- GM, Conventional & Organic Foods
- Grocery Shopping Tips
- Know Your Leafy Greens
- A Tale of Tofurky...
- Fatty Acids, Omegas & Flax
- Phytochemicals: Why Do We Need Them?
- Suffering from Menopause?
- Cooking For Kids
- School Lunch Program: Malnourishment to Obesity
- Too Fat To Fight? Campaign
- Debbie's BeansTalk - Adzukis
- Debbie's BeansTalk - Black Beans
- Debbie's BeansTalk - Cannellinis
- What Foods Are Fresh Right Now?
- Debbie's BeansTalk - Garbanzos
- Cookbook Review - Blissful Bites
Blog Menu
- Meet Jon: He Lost 120 Pounds!
- What is Love? Reflections on Fathers, Daughters & Food
- Mexican Spices Primer
- Choosing Local Foods - Worth the Price?
- Spring Mushroom Primer
- Herbs & Spices Make All The Difference
- Eat Green, Save Green ($)
- How to Freshen Limp Old Greens
- Survival Tips for Our 10,000 Calorie Holiday
- Meet Regina, the Passionate Vegan
- Winter Squashes - Health is in Season
- How Foods Affect Cancer Prevention
- GM, Conventional & Organic Foods
- Grocery Shopping Tips
- Know Your Leafy Greens
- A Tale of Tofurky...
- Fatty Acids, Omegas & Flax
- Phytochemicals: Why Do We Need Them?
- Suffering from Menopause?
- Cooking For Kids
- School Lunch Program: Malnourishment to Obesity
- Too Fat To Fight? Campaign
- Debbie's BeansTalk - Adzukis
- Debbie's BeansTalk - Black Beans
- Debbie's BeansTalk - Cannellinis
- What Foods Are Fresh Right Now?
- Debbie's BeansTalk - Garbanzos
- Cookbook Review - Blissful Bites
How to Freshen Limp Old Greens
Jean Myers, a Cancer Project instructor in New Mexico, taught us a wonderful way to freshen old, limp greens.
Cut the stems on a diagonal, then place in a vase of water for about 2 hours. As you can see from our experiment below, Our greens were fresh and crisp in no time!



