What are the benefits of borage and how to grow it? This amazing plant is known to us under the names “borage”, “borage”, “borage”. But in Mediterranean countries, borago is also called “the herb of cheerfulness and heartfelt joy.” The borage bush looks somewhat bristly, but at the same time it is so attractive and elegant, it has so much vitality that the cultivation of borage itself has been prescribed before...
Garden and cottage - read more ... Growing borage, care and beneficial properties that few people know aboutBENEFITS AND CONTRAINDICATIONS OF Viburnum Viburnum flowers, berries and bark are used in folk medicine. Flowers and fruits increase the strength of heart contractions and hemoglobin, increase urine output, improve intestinal function, stimulate metabolism, activate liver function, normalize the condition of blood vessels, clearing them of cholesterol, cure goiter, and have a general strengthening effect. Preparations made from them are prescribed for inflammatory and skin...
Garden and cottage - read more ... Useful properties of viburnum that few people know about + recipes to add to your knowledge baseWHAT CAN YOU PREPARE USEFUL FROM TOPINAMBUR? Please write what can be prepared from Jerusalem artichoke. We grew it, but we don’t know what’s healthy to cook.. Nina Elenschläger, N.S.O. This incredibly healthy vegetable is also called earthen pear, sun root, and Jerusalem artichoke. It is boiled, fried, baked, dried, pickled, and made into chips. Jerusalem artichoke is also eaten raw. The pulp of juicy tubers...
Garden and cottage - read more ... What to cook from Jerusalem artichoke grown at your dacha?NEEDLES ARE NOT JUST MULCH - RECIPES OF “CONIFEROUS” DISHES Pine needle muffins Ingredients: 200 g flour, 1 tsp. soda, 3 eggs, 100 g sugar, 2-3 tbsp. butter, 2 tbsp. milk, 60-80 g raw carrots, 2 tbsp. fresh pine or spruce needles (I often use pine needles), a whisper of chopped mint and oregano (dry or fresh), dried...
Garden and cottage - read more ... DIY pine needle recipes – tasty and healthyFRUIT NEW YEAR! New Year is just around the corner! What to serve with fruits and berries grown in your own garden? It's easy to keep apples and pears fresh until the New Year holidays. They can be hung on the Christmas tree, to the delight of the children, along with sweets, lozenges, tangerines, as our grandmothers did. Plums, cherries, sweet cherries, berries will either have to be frozen, or come up with interesting...
Garden and cottage - read more ... New Year's recipes from your own fruits from the dacha