I usually chop a number of fresh food items and put them in a bowl to last me a few days. This saves me time each evening, and frankly, there are some evenings where I just rather do nothing. I usually put either an orange or a lemon in the mix so that the citrus juice helps keep the food fresher longer.
Here are some examples of what I do:
Batch #1
It contained in no particular order:
-Collard Greens
-Swiss Chard
-Pomegranate seeds
-An orange
-Yellow Bell Pepper
-Corn (freshly cut off the cob)
-Broccoli
-(Orange) Cauliflower
-Carrots
-Sweet Potatoes
-Snow Peas


Batch #2
It contained in no particular order
-1 big carrot
-Broccoli
-(1) Orange pepper and (half) a red pepper
-Some sweet potato
-Some red cabbage
-A couple leafs of Red chard
-A couple leafs of Kale
-An orange
-Pomegranate seeds from one Pomegranate


I also often add sprouted grains on top of the greens when I feed them to my birds.
1 comment:
I love your birdie salad. Looks good.
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