seeds Archives - Cooking 4 All Tue, 21 Nov 2023 18:08:02 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://cooking4all.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cropped-favicon_bold-32x32.png seeds Archives - Cooking 4 All 32 32 How to Include More Seeds in Your Diet https://cooking4all.com/how-to-include-more-seeds-in-your-diet/ Wed, 22 Nov 2023 12:51:00 +0000 https://cooking4all.com/?p=15976 Seeds are packed full of goodness, but lots of people find them hard to incorporate into their diet. Here are some simple ways to try adding more seeds to your meals and snacks. Sprinkle Some on Your Breakfast Whether your go-to breakfast is cereal, toast, or porridge, try having some seeds sprinkled on top for […]

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Seeds are packed full of goodness, but lots of people find them hard to incorporate into their diet. Here are some simple ways to try adding more seeds to your meals and snacks.

Sprinkle Some on Your Breakfast

Whether your go-to breakfast is cereal, toast, or porridge, try having some seeds sprinkled on top for some extra flavor and crunch, as well as their added health. Chia seeds work well with cereal and porridge, and you could try pumpkin seeds sprinkled over your toast.

Bake Some Seedy Flapjacks

Flapjacks are easy and delicious. If you add some seeds to the mix before baking, their flavor and texture will be even better and you’ll pack in loads of seeds with one bite. Pumpkin and sunflower seeds work well here and pair well with dried fruit too. 

Turn Them Into a Tasty Snack

If you’re a lover of a salty snack, then try making these seeds to have instead of chips. Put a small amount of oil in a frying pan and then add some seeds of your choice. Toast these for a few minutes, and then sprinkle over some salt, paprika, and cumin, and continue to toast for a few more minutes. 

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5 Facts You May Have Missed About Hemp Seeds https://cooking4all.com/5-facts-you-may-have-missed-about-hemp-seeds/ Sat, 07 Nov 2020 09:27:00 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=6049 Hemp seeds are incredibly good for the human body. Their taste is a bit nutty but not very strong which allows us to add them to most dishes without altering their taste. Here are some facts about them we wanted to share with you. Origin Hemps seeds are the seeds of the hemp plant, which […]

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Hemp seeds are incredibly good for the human body. Their taste is a bit nutty but not very strong which allows us to add them to most dishes without altering their taste. Here are some facts about them we wanted to share with you.

Origin

Hemps seeds are the seeds of the hemp plant, which is part of the Cannabis sativa family. Although they contain only a very marginal percentage of the psychoactive THC compound they are still illegal in some countries.

Notorious

The seeds contain over 30% fat, but don’t worry it’s a good thing. They are very rich with mostly Omega 3 and Omega 6 which are great for the human body. Historically, they were also a great source of vegetable-based protein as 25% of their total calorie is actually a protein.

Reducing Risk for Heart Disease

Researchers found that consuming hemp seeds can reduce the risk of heart disease. They are full of amino acid that produces nitric oxide, a gas molecule which relaxes the blood vassals and lowering the blood pressure.

Great for Your Skin

Many skin issues and diseases are caused by the lack of good fat in our bodies. Studies have shown that the fact that hemp seeds are packed with good oils can help you balance the level of Omega 3 and Omega 6 in your body which will positively affect your skin.

How to Store Them

The hemp seeds tend to oxidize quickly if they are not well stored. To extend their shelf life you should try to avoid light and heat. Storing them in your refrigerator should make a good solution.

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How to Make Nut and Seed Butters at Home! https://cooking4all.com/how-to-make-nut-and-seed-butters-at-home/ Sun, 24 Feb 2019 14:48:14 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=3032 Whether you live a plant-based lifestyle, love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, or have a nut allergy and only eat seed butter, you really can’t go wrong! Nut and seed butters are packed full of great vitamins and minerals including protein, fiber, calcium, and more. The only problem is that buying them in the store […]

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Whether you live a plant-based lifestyle, love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, or have a nut allergy and only eat seed butter, you really can’t go wrong!

Nut and seed butters are packed full of great vitamins and minerals including protein, fiber, calcium, and more. The only problem is that buying them in the store doesn’t necessarily mean they’re completely healthy, so follow these tips and you can make your own at home in a snap!

Get Unsalted

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Whatever kind of butter you are going to make, start off by buying an unsalted version of the ingredient. You can add your own salt into the butter later on, but if you buy the salted version, it may turn out to be too salty.

Oil

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When you put the nuts or seeds in the food processor, it might just be crumbs at first. But don’t resort to oil! If you keep the motor running for a minute or so longer, you will find that smooth nut butter is just around the corner, no oil needed.

Skins

If you’re using hazelnuts, almonds, or other nuts with skins, an easy way to get them off is to roast them for just 5 minutes or so, let them cool a bit, and then shake them in your hands to release the skins.

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Chia, Like a Sugar-Laded Sports Drink But Without The Sugar https://cooking4all.com/chia-like-a-sugar-laded-sports-drink-but-then-without-the-sugar/ Tue, 12 Dec 2017 11:02:48 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=412 Did you know that Chia seeds were part of the mint family? Native to central and southern Mexico and Guatemala, Chia is a species of a flowering plant in the mint family. It has become one of the most popular superfoods and is known as a great source in the nutrition industry. Chia Seeds Anecdote […]

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Did you know that Chia seeds were part of the mint family?

Native to central and southern Mexico and Guatemala, Chia is a species of a flowering plant in the mint family. It has become one of the most popular superfoods and is known as a great source in the nutrition industry.

Photo by SebastiΓ‘n LeΓ³n Prado on Unsplash

Chia Seeds Anecdote
Chia seeds is an energy-boosting power and even Aztec warriors ate Chia seeds to give them power and endurance. According to them, one tablespoon of Chia seeds sustain them for 24 hours.

Chia Seeds’ Benefits are Plentiful
Chia seeds helps you getting a healthy and clean skin, reduce signs of aging, support the heart and digestive system and are rich in fiber, omega-3, protein, vitamins and minerals. Chia seeds also enhance the the exercise performance for workouts that lasted 90 minutes, the same way as a sugar-laded sport drinks but then without the sugar.

A serving of Chia seeds a day, boost your metabolism and is a great aid for your diet.

Chia Seeds Recipes
You can have Chia in a smoothie or in a yoghurt, but you could also make a Chia pudding or add it in your oatmeal.

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ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> seeds Archives - Cooking 4 All Tue, 21 Nov 2023 18:08:02 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://cooking4all.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/cropped-favicon_bold-32x32.png seeds Archives - Cooking 4 All 32 32 How to Include More Seeds in Your Diet https://cooking4all.com/how-to-include-more-seeds-in-your-diet/ Wed, 22 Nov 2023 12:51:00 +0000 https://cooking4all.com/?p=15976 Seeds are packed full of goodness, but lots of people find them hard to incorporate into their diet. Here are some simple ways to try adding more seeds to your meals and snacks. Sprinkle Some on Your Breakfast Whether your go-to breakfast is cereal, toast, or porridge, try having some seeds sprinkled on top for […]

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Seeds are packed full of goodness, but lots of people find them hard to incorporate into their diet. Here are some simple ways to try adding more seeds to your meals and snacks.

Sprinkle Some on Your Breakfast

Whether your go-to breakfast is cereal, toast, or porridge, try having some seeds sprinkled on top for some extra flavor and crunch, as well as their added health. Chia seeds work well with cereal and porridge, and you could try pumpkin seeds sprinkled over your toast.

Bake Some Seedy Flapjacks

Flapjacks are easy and delicious. If you add some seeds to the mix before baking, their flavor and texture will be even better and you’ll pack in loads of seeds with one bite. Pumpkin and sunflower seeds work well here and pair well with dried fruit too. 

Turn Them Into a Tasty Snack

If you’re a lover of a salty snack, then try making these seeds to have instead of chips. Put a small amount of oil in a frying pan and then add some seeds of your choice. Toast these for a few minutes, and then sprinkle over some salt, paprika, and cumin, and continue to toast for a few more minutes. 

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5 Facts You May Have Missed About Hemp Seeds https://cooking4all.com/5-facts-you-may-have-missed-about-hemp-seeds/ Sat, 07 Nov 2020 09:27:00 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=6049 Hemp seeds are incredibly good for the human body. Their taste is a bit nutty but not very strong which allows us to add them to most dishes without altering their taste. Here are some facts about them we wanted to share with you. Origin Hemps seeds are the seeds of the hemp plant, which […]

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Hemp seeds are incredibly good for the human body. Their taste is a bit nutty but not very strong which allows us to add them to most dishes without altering their taste. Here are some facts about them we wanted to share with you.

Origin

Hemps seeds are the seeds of the hemp plant, which is part of the Cannabis sativa family. Although they contain only a very marginal percentage of the psychoactive THC compound they are still illegal in some countries.

Notorious

The seeds contain over 30% fat, but don’t worry it’s a good thing. They are very rich with mostly Omega 3 and Omega 6 which are great for the human body. Historically, they were also a great source of vegetable-based protein as 25% of their total calorie is actually a protein.

Reducing Risk for Heart Disease

Researchers found that consuming hemp seeds can reduce the risk of heart disease. They are full of amino acid that produces nitric oxide, a gas molecule which relaxes the blood vassals and lowering the blood pressure.

Great for Your Skin

Many skin issues and diseases are caused by the lack of good fat in our bodies. Studies have shown that the fact that hemp seeds are packed with good oils can help you balance the level of Omega 3 and Omega 6 in your body which will positively affect your skin.

How to Store Them

The hemp seeds tend to oxidize quickly if they are not well stored. To extend their shelf life you should try to avoid light and heat. Storing them in your refrigerator should make a good solution.

The post 5 Facts You May Have Missed About Hemp Seeds appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

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How to Make Nut and Seed Butters at Home! https://cooking4all.com/how-to-make-nut-and-seed-butters-at-home/ Sun, 24 Feb 2019 14:48:14 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=3032 Whether you live a plant-based lifestyle, love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, or have a nut allergy and only eat seed butter, you really can’t go wrong! Nut and seed butters are packed full of great vitamins and minerals including protein, fiber, calcium, and more. The only problem is that buying them in the store […]

The post How to Make Nut and Seed Butters at Home! appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

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Whether you live a plant-based lifestyle, love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, or have a nut allergy and only eat seed butter, you really can’t go wrong!

Nut and seed butters are packed full of great vitamins and minerals including protein, fiber, calcium, and more. The only problem is that buying them in the store doesn’t necessarily mean they’re completely healthy, so follow these tips and you can make your own at home in a snap!

Get Unsalted

https://www.instagram.com/p/BtKPJZbAcW0/

Whatever kind of butter you are going to make, start off by buying an unsalted version of the ingredient. You can add your own salt into the butter later on, but if you buy the salted version, it may turn out to be too salty.

Oil

https://www.instagram.com/p/Btz_sfVnhu8/

When you put the nuts or seeds in the food processor, it might just be crumbs at first. But don’t resort to oil! If you keep the motor running for a minute or so longer, you will find that smooth nut butter is just around the corner, no oil needed.

Skins

If you’re using hazelnuts, almonds, or other nuts with skins, an easy way to get them off is to roast them for just 5 minutes or so, let them cool a bit, and then shake them in your hands to release the skins.

The post How to Make Nut and Seed Butters at Home! appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

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Chia, Like a Sugar-Laded Sports Drink But Without The Sugar https://cooking4all.com/chia-like-a-sugar-laded-sports-drink-but-then-without-the-sugar/ Tue, 12 Dec 2017 11:02:48 +0000 https://stagingc4a.wpengine.com/?p=412 Did you know that Chia seeds were part of the mint family? Native to central and southern Mexico and Guatemala, Chia is a species of a flowering plant in the mint family. It has become one of the most popular superfoods and is known as a great source in the nutrition industry. Chia Seeds Anecdote […]

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Did you know that Chia seeds were part of the mint family?

Native to central and southern Mexico and Guatemala, Chia is a species of a flowering plant in the mint family. It has become one of the most popular superfoods and is known as a great source in the nutrition industry.

Photo by SebastiΓ‘n LeΓ³n Prado on Unsplash

Chia Seeds Anecdote
Chia seeds is an energy-boosting power and even Aztec warriors ate Chia seeds to give them power and endurance. According to them, one tablespoon of Chia seeds sustain them for 24 hours.

Chia Seeds’ Benefits are Plentiful
Chia seeds helps you getting a healthy and clean skin, reduce signs of aging, support the heart and digestive system and are rich in fiber, omega-3, protein, vitamins and minerals. Chia seeds also enhance the the exercise performance for workouts that lasted 90 minutes, the same way as a sugar-laded sport drinks but then without the sugar.

A serving of Chia seeds a day, boost your metabolism and is a great aid for your diet.

Chia Seeds Recipes
You can have Chia in a smoothie or in a yoghurt, but you could also make a Chia pudding or add it in your oatmeal.

The post Chia, Like a Sugar-Laded Sports Drink But Without The Sugar appeared first on Cooking 4 All.

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