Coleslaw or plain ‘slaw’ as some prefer to call it comes from a Dutch word meaning cabbage salad. While, in the U.S., traditional coleslaw is a combination of shredded cabbage and a mayonnaise-based dressing, slaw can contain any number of ingredients. If you enjoy testing […]
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To make it healthier, I like to use coconut sugar instead of white sugar. I suppose you could also try substituting 100% maple syrup or honey. I just haven’t tried that yet. I’ve also made it using dijon mustard and it’s great! It also tastes good on baked potatoes or drizzle it on bread instead of mayonnaise for sandwiches. Give it a try. You may find other things you like it on as well. This is my favorite dressing for green salads. I hope you will like it too. 🙂
We have an ongoing quest to find and provide safe, clean, chemical-free, pesticide-free, antibiotic-free, and GMO-free foods with superior levels of nutrition and flavor, to our local area.
These days it's getting more and more difficult to get the nutrition we need out of the food that is currently available. Due to typical methods of growing food commercially, the majority of that food is nutritionally bankrupt and contaminated by caustic chemicals and additives.
Even commercial organic farming is done in depleted soil and dependent on petroleum based power, which makes it unsustainable. Aquaponics is clean and sustainable providing nutrient dense and chemical free food.
With aquaponics you cannot use any pesticides or chemicals other than completely natural ones. You can't cheat, or you will kill your fish! This is the best way to guarantee that the food is truly without contamination.
So, for starters, we are building Paradise Aquaponics Garden in Kannapolis, North Carolina, and will be selling our produce under the SupraGanic Foods™ label through this store.
SupraGanic Foods™ have nutritional qualities beyond that of typical commercial organics raised in the soil. Hence the name Supra Ganic.
