Sentences with phrase «with dandelion flowers»

I am going to experiment with dandelion flowers next time when I make these muffins.

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SALADS Apple, Beet & Fennel Salad with Maple Balsamic Dressing Asian Rainbow Salad + Spicy Mango Dressing Asian Slaw Salad + Miso Ginger Dressing Cabbage Salad w / Creamy Dressing & Almond Parmesan Chopped Vegetable Salad & Zesty Garlic Dressing Chinese Chop Salad + Peanut Sesame Dressing Crunchy Kale Salad + Citrus Dressing Cucumber + Cantaloupe Salad Cucumber Salad + Peanut Citrus Dressing Detox Salad + Ginger Lime Cardamom Dressing Farmer's Market Salad w / Marina» raw» Sauce Fresh Thai Salad Garden Salad Lettuce Wraps (use raw hummus) Kale, Date & Almond Salad + Lemon Dressing Kale & Red Cabbage Slaw Kelp Noodle Salad + Peanut Dressing Mediterranean Kale Salad Raw Taco Salad + Mushroom Nut Meat + Cilantro Lime «Sour Cream» Simple Salad + Almond - Lime Dressing Spicy Coleslaw + Tahini Dijon Dressing Spring Salad: Edible Flowers & Dandelion Greens Simple Zucchini Pasta Salad

Surely everyone is familiar with dandelions, but did you know that tea made from the flower's roots is thought to have diuretic and liver - detoxifying properties?

This simple dandelion tea combines fresh dandelion flowers with lime juice for a refreshing and healthy herbal drink.

Chopped dandelion root can be combined with myrrh to make a poultice for boils and abscesses, with honeysuckle flowers to make a tea to be drunk to treat boils and abscesses, with skullcap and / or chrysanthemum flowers to make a tea to be drunk to treat sore eyes, or with heal - all to treat hard phlegm in bronchitis.

Following his morning keynote, Doctorow spoke to GoodEReader about one of the metaphors he used in his presentation, that of the dandelion, a flower that doesn't concern itself with how it reproduces other than to make sure that dandelions grow out of every sidewalk crack.

They also love dandelion greens and flowers, so you can kill two birds with one stone and feed your bunnies your unwanted weeds.

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