Join 184 other subscribers
Select a category
Recent Tweets
- Flip a steak only once during cooking kitchen-myths.com/2022/11/25/fli… 4 months ago
- Flip a steak only once during cooking kitchen-myths.com/2022/11/25/fli… 4 months ago
- Myth: Canned pumpkin is not real pumpkin kitchen-myths.com/2022/10/20/myt… 5 months ago
- Myth: Fresh herbs are always better than dried kitchen-myths.com/2022/06/13/myt… 9 months ago
- Myth: Garlic powder is a good sub for the fresh stuff kitchen-myths.com/2022/06/12/myt… 9 months ago
I think organic food is best for the human beings. Organic foods are my favorite foods. I love this.
Yeah i agree with kitchenmyths. Organic foods may have higher nutritional value than conventional food, according to some research. Yeah it is better Always.
Haven’t as yet had anything organic that did not taste better than its chemical laden counterpart. I keep reading that there is little, if any, correllation between taste and organically raised food and have to wonder if those saying that have ever taken the time to taste both. Also there is the fact that true organic food starts with the seed. Use an untreated, heirloom seed and you will get finer product tastes.
Of course this is completely subjective and unscientific, only based on personal observation, but I buy organic when it’s availble and have been doing it for sometime. At one point, I decided I needed to save money and switched to all conventional. After a week, everyone I was cooking for said the food wasn’t as good as normal or that it tasted slightly off. When I went back to organics, the comments were that the food was great. No one knew that I had switched from organic to non-organic and back again.
Years ago I took the challenge of a bodybuilding friend to eat nothing but fresh vegetables and meat for one month. Nothing could be “processed, i.e. out of a can or jar.” After the month, I cooked several different dishes using canned products and was surprised that I could taste the chemicals that are used in commercial processing in all the food. Which explains one reason our grandmothers’ cooking was better! Note to remember, buying at your local farmer’s market also helps the local economy.