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Marigold (Calendula)Collection and storage of marigold
Marigold grows in scrubs and deciduous forests. The flowers of marigold are primarily used for therapeutic purposes....
07 Oct.
Maria Treben`s Marigold Healing Salve RecipeMarigold (Calendula officinalis) is a garden, Mediterranean flower with potent healing properties. The salve made from this herb has a wide variety of applications in traditional medicine....
07 June
Chia - the Superfood of the AztecsThese tiny seeds were a very important source of strength to many ancient cultures, such as the Mayans, Incas, Aztecs and others. There were so valuable that they were used as a means of exchange....
18 Dec.
History of Chocolate, Written by the AztecsThe wild cocoa tree was known to the Mayans and the Aztecs, who used it as a means of payment....
18 Oct.
Zeaxanthin - Sources and BenefitsZeaxanthin is contained in the chromoplasts of the cells of corn kernels and buckthorn fruits as well as marigold flowers. It is found everywhere along with lutein....
19 Nov.
Herbal Iced TeaPut it on the stove and as soon as it boils, add the washed herbs (whole flowers or just their leaves - optional) - marigold, mint, mallow, tagetes and dill....
22 Aug.
Corn is a SuperfoodIt was an important aspect in the Aztec civilizations of Central America.
The health benefits of corn are tremendous. It is a fantastic source of soluble and insoluble fiber....
18 Aug.
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Quinoa with Spinach and EggsIf desired, pour the portion into a cake pan, by forming a base, sprinkled with chopped spring onions and decorated with baby spinach leaves and marigold flowers....
01 Feb.
VanillaIn Europe, it only became known in the 16th century after the conquistador Hernan Cortes entered the Aztec capital....
07 Dec.
How to Cook AmaranthIn ancient times, the Aztecs venerated amaranth as a plant with supernatural powers. What exactly those were, no one knows today....
05 Dec.
Eat These Foods so Mosquitoes Don't Bite youThe flowers you need are geraniums, marigolds, ferns and especially chrysanthemums. With them you'll be rid of mosquitoes and decorate your home as an added bonus....
22 June
Why and How to Soak Chia?Chia consumption began with the ancient Aztecs. The chia seeds from Central and South America are known as running food. Chia is high energy. It is believed that the Aztecs survived with chia during their conquests....
07 Aug.
Vegan Banana Pudding with Chia and Oat MilkFill the glass with the remaining milky chia, arrange 3 slices of banana on top and decorate with a marigold flower.
Magical vegan banana pudding with chia and oat milk!...
08 Feb.
Lutein and ZeaxanthinLutein and zeaxanthin are found together in most cases in food supplements, especially those containing extracts from marigold flowers....
20 Jan.
How to Tell if an Avocado Has Gone Bad?The history of the avocado dates back to the Mayan and Aztec times. Later, the fruit became one of the best-selling crops in America, by gradually rediscovering the valuable properties of the avocado....
03 Oct.
What is Spirulina?These algae have been known since ancient times and were part of the menu of the ancient Aztecs and other peoples. Nowadays spirulina is known as a food supplement....
07 Sept.
The food of LoveChocolate
The Aztecs called it "food of the gods". Chocolate contains substances that stimulate the brain to produce more serotonin....
11 Jan.
Speeding Up the Metabolism with Peanut ButterPeanut butter has been used since the time of the Aztecs, when they also prepared it in the form of a cream, which is of course, a little different from the current one....
20 Jan.
The Secret Ingredients to Real Mexican GuacamoleThese are some of the most prized cultures, a legacy from the time of the Aztecs, that continue to be grown extensively even today and serve as the foundation of many traditional dishes....
12 June
Cocoa fights stubborn coughsThe Aztecs knew the plant from the 14th century. Cocoa is an evergreen tree. It reaches a height of 8 meters.
It grows wild in Central and South America, being cultivated mainly in America and Africa....
20 Jan.
The Legend of VanillaIt is present in the mythology and rituals of love of the Aztecs. They prepared special aromatic decoctions from it. It is used for refreshing the taste of chocolate....
26 Feb.
Menudo - Mexican Tripe SoupIt is a successor of the Aztecs, with many of their culinary traditions still alive even today....
08 May
CocoaThe word cacao comes from the language of the Aztecs, from a word in Cacahuatl, which means cocoa beans. From there came the Spanish cacao....
02 Feb.
Physalis Tea - Why Should We Drink it?It belongs to the Nightshade family, and is often called the Aztec berry and goldenberry.
Physalis fruits are orange in color and very similar in size to cherry tomatoes....
01 Nov.
How Does an Avocado Grow?It was used for food by the ancient Mayans and Aztecs, who called it Nahuatl. Translated, it means testicles, probably because of the resemblance of avocados to this anatomical organ....
15 Oct.