PHVO (
commonly used for cooking in Iran) was considered as the PHVOs category.
PHVOs (
commonly used for cooking in Iran) were considered as PHVOs category.
Most oils
commonly used for cooking are not healthy when you weigh out the bad with the good.
It's
commonly used for cooking, especially in Paleo recipes, but what you probably didn't realize is that it also offers some amazing beauty benefits for your hair, skin and nails!
Not exact matches
There are perhaps as many Indian spice mixes — or masalas — as there are
cooks, but here's my modest attempt at putting down recipes
for some of the most
commonly used masalas in Indian kitchens.
It is
commonly used in vegan
cooking as a replacement
for pulled pork.
Commonly called «clarified butter,» ghee has been
used in Indian
cooking for centuries and plays an important role in a natural foods kitchen.
Notice these are all
commonly used in
cooking and known
for their pungent fragrance and taste... an easy giveaway of its stimulating effects.
Though more
commonly taken
for medicinal purposes, dong quai rhizomes hold beneficial phytonutrientsare and are often
used in Asian
cooking.
Enoki are
commonly used in
cooking — in fact, you can find a tasty recipe
for enoki mushroom fries in my new book, Healing Mushrooms — and have been found to contain a host of benefits along with their great flavor.
The Indian legumes that are
commonly used for dals have had their seed coats removed and have been split,
for faster
cooking and a smoother texture.
While it's most
commonly used as a hair oil, moisturizer, or healthy
cooking oil, it's also an amazing natural remedy
for sunburn.
It is
commonly believed that olive oil is best served cold, and shouldn't be
used for high temperature
cooking due to its low smoke point, so why not pour a bit over a salad or vegetable snack?
Most
commonly I
use them
for pot stickers, which are Chinese dumplings
cooked in a sauté pan.
The first issue concerns which statistics should be applied as validation measures; the second issue concerns estimating appropriate threshold values
for significance
for the reduction of error (RE) statistic, which is
commonly used as a validation measure in paleoclimatology (Fritts, 1976;
Cook et al., 1994).