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Add a splash of water if it looks like it might. Meanwhile, wash, peel and trim the base of the Brussels sprouts. Cut them in half through the root, then into thin shreds, discarding the stalk base. Wash and finely shred 8-10 sage leaves, depending on size. Preheat oven to 210˚C/Gas Mark 6.

There are only a handful of chefs and restaurants in Paris that function this way, according to Omar. “Bertrand [Grébaut of nearby restaurant Septime] and Taku [Dersou of Dersou] are two more,” he says, “and coincidentally most of these are located in the onzième [11th arrondissement].” It’s a friendly, close-knit chef crew who are all a part of a community WhatsApp group. “We work with the same produce because we demand high quality and high standards, but at the end, what shows up on the plate is completely different.”

JatroSolutions said it has seen interest in many regions of the world, including Central and South America, India, Central and East Africa and Europe.

The official word: If you think seedless watermelons taste bland compared to the seeded ones, it’s all in your head. It’s nostalgia, pure and simple, says Todd Wehner of N.C. State’s horticultural science department.

Is the water hot because of what LeBron quoted? Or also because LeBron, who also has 41.8 million followers at his @KingJames Twitter handle, is the most influential athlete in all of sports — one whose messages resonate in far bigger arenas than the ones he dominates for his day job? On and off the court, LeBron makes international news. He’s been an economic and cultural force since he was in high school. Today, he’s a cultural and political gatekeeper — at icon status. When posting, he speaks to more than a hundred million people (he has platforms beyond Twitter and IG), and James lives a version of The Truman Show. But, despite Avenger-like feats on the court, even this deep into a career, he is still human.

While we relish fruits and vegetables, we often look upon seeds as an unfortunate by-product. While some seeds may be poisonous or harmful to us, some, like the above, can be highly beneficial. Simple methods like these could make your diet healthier, and are also friendly on the pocket!

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During the early 20th century, the Soviet plant breeder Vasilii Stephanovich Pustovoit began selecting sunflowers for oil content. In 1913 seeds contained approximately 30% oil, by the late 1950s seeds contained approximately 50% oil. Much of the change was achieved by breeding for thin hulls surrounding the kernels. By the 1960s, Western commercial sunflower oil production was based on the Soviet sunflower variety “Peredovik”.

Walnuts are among the richest sources of both omega-3 and omega-6 unsaturated fatty acids, according to a review published in 2012.

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Thumbprint cookies are cute, but they’re also usually a lot of white flour, sugar, and shortening. This lower-carb recipe opts for coconut flour, and if you’re using no-sugar-added jam and sunflower butter, these are also entirely naturally sweetened. It’s even somewhat acceptable to eat the entire seven-cookie batch at once.

In truth, those pesky seeds can be beneficial to your health. So, too, is the rind, so think twice before tossing them out.