This is another easy spring recipe. I hope these make sense. If you have questions please leave a comment or send me an email. Here is a quick link to the Nettle Recipe
Ingredients
asparagus- handful per person
soy sauce tbls per person
sesame oil tsp per person
lime juice tsp per person
sesame seeds handful or so
2-3 crushed garlic
egg noodle estimate per person
Method
Cook asparagus (I usually steam about 7-8 minutes). Cook egg noodles according to packet. Mix rest of ingredients together a few minutes before and let rest. Toss altogether and serve. Might need to add more sauce according to taste.
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Published by kellyannyoga
Yoga to me is a practice that allows you to feel as though you have had a workout and a massage at the same time. It both strengthens and soothes the body. On a deeper level it is a practice that allows you to get to know yourself and your body intimately. It is a time you give yourself to nourish your body and mind. I have been practicing and studying yoga for seven years. It brings me great satisfaction to share my practice and knowledge with others, so they too can benefit from Yoga as I have. Through Yoga you can become stronger, more flexible, and balanced in body and mind. As a student with YogaCampus I am deepening my knowledge and understanding of Yoga and all it encompasses.
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