Sentences with phrase «sells herbs used»

Goop promotes and sells herbs used in Ayurveda — a medical system that originated in India thousands of years ago and is still practiced today.

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He said that though the handwriting doesn't belong to the Colonel, he recognizes the recipe from when he used to help his uncle blend the herbs and spices when he was younger, which they would then bag and sell to local restaurants.

He says he earned $ 32,000 in 2016 picking and selling recao, an herb similar to cilantro used for sofrito seasoning.

I love that you use fresh herbs and the brussel sprouts sold me on this recipe!

3 or more tablespoons of the organic curry powder of your choice, (I use the organic curry powder sold by Mountain Rose Herbs)

It would employ a «seed to sale» model, similar to the system used in Colorado, in which state - sanctioned firms grow, distribute and sell herb to patients.

I re-used an old tin for this recipe, but Mountain Rose Herbs sells cute 1/2 ounce and 1 ounce tins that I use when I make these for gifts.

This supplement is sold as a nutraceutical and is purified from astragalus, an herb used in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

However, you don't need magic herbs, the type of herbs sold by crazy hippies and idiotic fitness celebrities, because every human alive already has a potent strategy you can use within a day.

Thanks so much I've used Redmond clay (which they sell at WHole Foods and on Amazon) before but now buy in bulk at Mountain Rose Herbs since I use a lot of it.

The seed of the milk thistle plant is commonly used to treat chronic inflammatory liver disorders and it is among the top - selling medicinal herbs.

I can now use my multi-tasking skills in a new way and am thoroughly enjoying the unfolding of the many, many layers involved in the growing, processing, certifying and selling of organic herbs.

Use the Hanging Basket to display greenery or herbs, or create a colorful moment using faux flower bundles in bright hues (sold separately).

Use the Wall Planter to display greenery and herbs in decorative cachepots or create a colorful moment using faux flower bundles in bright hues (cachepots and faux flowers sold separately).

Grafton High School in northern NSW used its garden to provide herbs for the Home Economics Department, and has grown pumpkins to produce «Portuguese pumpkin jam» to sell.

The market isn't just about fresh produce; shops sell everything a Turkish cook needs — olives, white cheese, olive oil, spices, herb teas, yufka, the dough used for borek pastries, nuts, dried fruit, bulgur, lentils, and the Turkish ravioli called manti.