I'm looking to cook on my grill a whole lot more this yearWe love to grill and eat outside but I'm needing some good recipesSo please if you have any send them along!Thanks!
If you love shrimp this is one of my favorites and it's super easy and delicious! Lime Tequila Shrimp Skewers 1 cup tequila 1/2 cup freshly squeezed lime juice 1-ounce freshly chopped cilantro leaves 1/2 fresh red onion, chopped Salt and pepper 12 medium raw shrimp Combine all marinade ingredients and marinate the shrimp for 30 minutesPlace them on skewers and grill for 3 minutes on each side.
This Site Might Help YouRE: How to reduce flatulence after drinking beer and my digestion problems in general? After I drink beer I get very unpleasant flatulence, which can last for 24 hours, especially if I had long drinking sessionGas smells horrible and that just doesn't stopI can feel constant activity in my stomach and heat around rectumI don't get diarrhea but stool is brighter, softer.
1) Stop consuming white carbs, sugars and artificial foods, processed foodThis includes alcohol, at least for a time2) Take digestive enzymes with each meal (ensure the formula does not have Betaine HCL in it - that is for AFTER meals)3) Discover (by seeing someone trained) if you have any allergy or intolerance toward foods or start a food journal, eliminate what you suspect or keep eliminating foods until the symptoms are no longer thereAfter a couple weeks, insert suspect foods back into your diet, 1 by 1 and note cause and effect4) Detox your bowel (use an activator if you aren't regular, use psyllium, bentonite, charcoal, etc to cool, calm and remove built up toxins, matter etc.) This will help regulate the bowel5) Detox your liver (the root of digestion)6) Implement fermented foods into your diet (1 by 1) in moderation to replenish flora and create the ideal environment in your guts for optimal healthunpasteurized kraut, kim chee, kombucha, kefir, tempeh etc are examples (always opt for organic where possible)7) Or take a high quality probiotic as directed on the label (or both) As every body is different and responds differently to food and supplements, keep your journal and note cause and effect between any foods or liquids (and supplements) you put in your body and how you feel and what you poop (is the bowel movement normal?) You can search engine this stuff should you have further questions.
Like so many vices in life, it's a matter of quantityCigarettes and other tobacco products are known carcinogens, and the health effects are widely advertisedBest to quit(I should take my own advice here.) Drinking in moderation has been shown to have a positive impact on health, but the key is MODERATIONA glass of beer or wine with dinner is a pleasant addition to a good mealA three day bender, not so muchAt then end of the day, our little vices improve the quality of our lives: the question to ask is how much risk are you willing to assume for that pleasure?
