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Julia Maria Abraham, Milton, Associate of Applied Science, Health Arts: Practical Nursing Emphasis

A self-contained breathing apparatus is needed for silo entry when toxic gases are present.

Now is the time to understand the dangers of silo gases.

Silo gases form through the fermentation of chopped forage shortly after forage enters the silo. Levels peak about three days after h

We all love to add a little flavour to our favourite foods, but sauces, dressings and other condiments often contain extra sugar, flavour enhancers, additives and preservatives.

Clinical nutritionist Sarah Di Lorenzo dropped by Sunrise to show us how to make a range of dressings, sauces

A memorable meal from the much maligned marrow. Plus, a delicious seasonal cale

S hould we get rid of the marrow? I am not entirely sure what possessed me to bring it home, perhaps a fit of nostalgia for the harvest festival where the least-loved squash and its pale green and cream stri

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Now that the new year has begun, maybe it’s time for a spring tonic.

The idea of a spring tonic comes down to us from the centuries before refrigeration, when most people lived on their family farms and winter fare was mainly what they had dried, stored in the root cellar or, after Joh

“I’m convinced,” says Gay Courter, “that sprouts do contain a varied and powerful battery of nutrients, rivaling citrus fruits in vitamin C and beef in protein, and surpassing almost any other known food source in completeness.”

And if that isn’t enoug

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They're good for your heart, blood sugar, and immunity too.

You probably know that glass (read: bottle) of wine you sip every week while

Fermented foods permeate our pantries, our refrigerators and our menus. They’re a part of our meals every day.

Consider beer, wine, chocolate, cheese, but also pickles, vinegar, sourdough bread, kimchi and sauerkraut.

Fermenting is experiencing a resurgence in home kitchens acros

Last month, I wrote about some very common and useful food preservation methods.  Just like everything, each method has its pros and cons. This installment will address some more of my favorite preservation methods: lacto-fermentation and quick pickling.

These two methods have been arou