August 16, 2019 by arlene
Some plants that we sometimes ignore are under our very noses. Our good neighbor gave me a packet of Turmeric powder which was sent by her daughter from the US. I sometimes use it in fried rice, a cup of tea or recipes that require a little of it. I love using garlic and fresh ginger especially in cooking Adobo (a unique dish here in our country).
These kitchen condiments are natural antibiotics. I am not sure about colloidal silver though. Not too familiar with it.
It’s been a while. I am reblogging this here from my main blog Dreams and Escapes. I hope you’ll find time to visit it to. My gosh, I got so excited when I saw it. There are several designs actually and all with Biblical passages. One of the vendors in our subdivision is selling them. […]
I can’t believe I haven’t touched and visited this blog like forever (an exaggeration of course) but I was so focused on updating my main blog so I forgot about this. Early this morning while I was watering the plants, I looked up at our jackfruit trees and saw this. I was hoping I could […]
I am reblogging this here for all its worth. Thank you for reading 🙂 You might wonder how are family has been since my brother was diagnosed with rectal cancer which has metastasised in his liver. Allow me first to thank you all for your prayers and words of comfort. It is helping us a […]
Gosh, I can’t believe it’s been almost a year now since I posted something here. I am always updated with my main blog though, a link of which is attached here. Sharing this photo I took yesterday, we locally call it Lato salad, a appetizer. I love seaweeds and I buy them once in a […]
Nonna’s joy. I think this is the second time I posted a picture of my grandson here. He is turning six this coming November. Time flies. Happy Grandparents’ Day to all proud grandparents like I am.
Gosh. I haven’t updated this site for so long concentrating instead on my main blog Dreams and Escapes. I hope I would be able to post more in the coming days.
This is just my 89th post after three years of blogging. But I have always been updated with my main blog. You can find the link here on the right corner of the blog. I’ve recently took shots of our garden blooms. Summer is here and more blooms could be seen. […]
I have a whole album of quotes that I made into memes. Some are passages from the Bible, some are words from famous people. This is one of them. Gosh, it took me so long to update this blog but I regularly post in my main blog, Dreams and Escapes. Good morning everyone 🙂
I want first of all, to be at peace with myself. I want a singleness of eye, a purity of intention, a central core to my life that will enable me to carry out….obligations and activities as well as I can. I want in fact – to borrow from the language of the Saints – […]
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i think guava baby leaves are medicinal, too! 🙂
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Yes they are Wilma and guyabano leaves are the best.
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I have about half of these in my kitchen and they do work for many things.
I love fresh herbs and vegetables.
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We sometimes overlook these natural remedies.
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So true, and work the best in many situations
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I agree. Thanks More 🙂
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I use turmeric in making arroz ala valenciana.
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Ah oo nga, masarap yun.
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I use garlic and red onion a lot, and sometimes turmeric and ginger. The ancient peoples knew how to use plants to help with illness, and we can still learn from them.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Onion, ginger, garlic are staples in the kitchen. I agree with you Pete. Thee are so many plants used to help cure illnesses.
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Great list of natural remedies in their natural state. I have never used colloidal silver though. I should look it up!
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First time I heard of colloidal silver too Sabine.
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