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Topic · standing beatupdated Wed, 11 Nov, 01:30

Vegetable Cleaning

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Health · 9 Nov

చలికాలంలో ఆకుకూరలు, క్యాబేజీ, కాలీఫ్లవర్ తింటున్నారా ? వండే ముందు ఈ చిన్న పొరపాటు వల్ల పురుగులు కడుపులోకి వెళ్లొచ్చు!

AI summaryThis article provides health and safety tips for cleaning winter vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower, and leafy greens to remove hidden insects, dirt, and impurities before cooking. It details specific methods such as soaking in salt water, using turmeric water, and inspecting individual leaves under good light. The piece emphasizes that washing with plain water is insufficient and warns against using soaps or detergents.

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