Sentences with phrase «readily available year round»

A benefit is you can make this soup any time of the year, as organic unsweetened canned pumpkin is readily available year round.

This simple fruit packs an array of health benefits, and is readily available all year round.

Corn and shrimp are a common combo in Indonesia, which isn't that surprising because they're both readily available year round.

If you can not source this special vegetable, any other hearty winter squash will work in this salad, like butternut, Acorn, Buttercup, Kobocha, or Pumpkin — which are readily available all year round.

Not exact matches

Fresh, immature okra pods can be readily available in the stores year round.

But if you'd prefer, fresh basil is readily available at almost every grocery store year round and quite inexpensive.

Here in Texas, calabacita (which is actually Spanish for «zucchini») is readily available year - round in all grocery stores.

The wonderful thing about this salsa is that, with peppers readily available and delicious year - round, you can enjoy this fresh and vibrant salsa any time of year — whether in mid-summer for a cook - out or in the depths of winter for the Super Bowl!

Both camu camu's pure powder and pulp juice are readily available in some health food stores year - round, as well as via online retailers.

Tart cherries are available year - round in dried, frozen, canned, and juice forms (including juice concentrate), and are readily accessible on the shelves at a variety of retailers across the country and online.

Tart cherries are available year - round in dried, frozen and juice forms (including juice concentrate), and readily accessible on the shelves at a variety of retailers across the country and online.

Since fresh corn isn't readily available during winter, use canned corn to enjoy these fritters year - round!

These supports should be readily available before, during and after school and are provided year - round to the full community.

The Montreal Protocol may have prevented the atmospheric concentrations of chlorine from getting worse by getting rid of CFCs in developed countries (but the black market will ensure they are readily available in developing countries for years to come unless more is done soon), and because the CFCs are enormously powerful greenhouse gases (5000 - 11,000 time more powerful than CO2, in round figures) Montreal has done 5 times more to abate emissions than Kyoto will in the first commitment period.

Employment is generally more readily available in areas with high tourist populations, like New Orleans, where medical centers must be able to meet the demands of seasonal and year - round residents.