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What are microgreens?The early sprouts of plants like radish, arugula, and other leafy greens, microgreens are full of vitamins and tend to have concentrated flavours. Micro arugula lends a powerful peppery finish to this dish. You can find microgreens in the grocery store or, with some time, you can grow your own in a sunny window, or under a grow light for microgreens all year long. If you can’t find microgreens you could use chopped baby arugula or spinach.

Alex & SonjaHi! We’re Alex & Sonja Overhiser, authors of the acclaimed cookbooks A Couple Cooks and Pretty Simple Cooking—and a real life couple who cooks together. We founded the A Couple Cooks website in 2010 to share seasonal recipes and the joy of home cooking. Now, we’ve got over 3,000 well-tested recipes, including Mediterranean diet, vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, smoothies, cocktails, and more!

At AFPA, our team of kinesiology experts and certified personal trainers, with decades of combined experience, frequently hears from individuals wondering why their muscular strength gains differ from others despite following similar workout routines. This curiosity about muscular strength and how it varies drives many to seek answers. At AFPA, we’ve helped thousands unlock their fitness potential by teaching the science behind muscles and strength. This article explores the key factors that shape muscular performance, answers why muscular strength is important, and highlights muscular strength benefits like improved health and confidence. Whether you’re curious about muscular strength examples or seeking…

Arundhati Baitmangalkar Arundhati is an Indian immigrant yoga teacher, host of the Let’s Talk Yoga podcast, accidental studio business owner,ex-Bollywood dancer, Blogger, YouTuber & dog mom. Living in Seattle, US Arundhati is recognized as one of the top 20 yoga teachers of color to watch out for by Yogawalla.

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TRANSFORMATION 7 DARKNESS COLDNESS May 4, 2025 Ali Kamenova 0 VIP Membership This content is for Gift Yoga Membership , Studio AK Monthly Membership, and Studio AK Yearly Membership members only.Register Favorite Related Posts: VIP Membership Happy New Year my Beautiful Friends!!!! Let’s begin the year with something light-hearted, fun and something that might kill ya:). As… VIP Membership Hi Beautiful Yogis! How is your Spring so far? Do you feel yourself coming out of the more quiet… VIP Membership “The person in life that you will always be with the most, is yourself. Because even when you are with…

In medium saucepan with lid, cover eggs with cold water. Add lid and heat on high to bring to boil. Once water boils, remove from heat, keep covered, and set timer for 15 minutes. Just before timer finishes, fill a bowl with cold water and ice and set aside. When timer goes off, use slotted spoon to remove eggs from saucepan and plunge into ice water. Allow eggs to rest in water until completely cool, about 15 to 20 minutes.

Arundhati Baitmangalkar Arundhati is an Indian immigrant yoga teacher, host of the Let’s Talk Yoga podcast, accidental studio business owner,ex-Bollywood dancer, Blogger, YouTuber & dog mom. Living in Seattle, US Arundhati is recognized as one of the top 20 yoga teachers of color to watch out for by Yogawalla.

We’ve had some gorgeous days here in Chicago followed by 50 degrees and lots of clouds, and I’m still counting down the days to be taking warm walks and hanging out with my boys outside. Summer is almost here, so regardless of the weather, it’s time to celebrate the last of spring with some incredible, seasonal recipes to cook in May! You’ll find veggie-packed lunches and dinners featuring seasonal produce, plus plenty of delicious breakfast, snacks and treats to satisfy every craving. Grilling season? Is that you? What’s in season in May? This month’s spring produce is looking even more…

616 I did not realize until recently that I have always been very passionate about physical fitness. Since I was a little girl I loved to dance and would take part in dance competitions at school but didn’t formally train till my early twenties when I enrolled in a professional Bollywood dance school. Soon I started working as an instructor and I was still graduating college. Though it was a glamorous life on the outside, dancing all day, being on stage, travelling the world, it was a hard life. Some nights we would barely sleep for a couple of hours…