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Warm Vegan Couscous Salad

Warm Vegan Couscous Salad We all know that Sundays are for self-care, which includes doing nothing sometimes. My Sunday wasn’t very productive, because I’ve caught a cold... I hope it’s a cold, because the corona virus has everyone on edge and I don’t need that negativity in my life right now. Now that we are coming towards a new week and I am trying to scare off a cold, why not use up all the vitamin and mineral rich nutrients that are coming up to their use-by dates? As a result of that idea and my predicament, combined with the fact that I am feeling pretty lazy I thought I’d rustle up something as I go along. That is how this couscous salad was born J . This salad is great because its warm and tasty, but still pretty light. The different textures and flavours make it fun and satisfying. Why not give it a try? Ingredients: 200g Baby Leaf Spinach 200g Tenderstem Broccoli ¼ Green Bell Pepper ¼ Red Bell Pepper 2 Spring Onions 100g Chestnut Mushrooms
Our top 5 healthiest foods and five of the benefits they have. SEA MOSS Sea moss is a type of red algae that grows on the Atlantic coastlines. It is rich in Vitamins A, E, F and K, calcium, iron protein fiber, potassium and sulphur. Benefits: • Great source of energy. • Clears mucus from the body. • Helps with weight loss. • Boost mental health. • Relieves respiratory problems. GARLIC Garlic is native to central Asia and has long been a common type of seasoning worldwide. Benefits: • Can be used to help purify the blood • Aids in cold and flu relieve • Help to prevent heart diseases • Is used as antibiotic to treat bacterial and fungal infections • Helps prevent cancer SPINACH Spinach is a green leafy vegetable that originated in Persia. It is loaded with nutrients and antioxidants and is an excellent source of vitamin K, vitamin A, vitamin C, magnesium, iron and vitamin B2. Benefits: • I strengthens your bones • Supports healthy eyesight and immune system • Promotes a healt