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Baker’s yeast - application in the garden
Baker’s yeast is a commonly used culinary microorganism, namely single-cell fungi. It is them who are responsible for the rising of dough for bread, pizza, steamed dumplings or the popular yeast cake. They are used in hundreds - if not thousands - of ways in the kitchen. This leads to obtaining delicious products that delight our palates on a daily basis. You can find many recipes for yeast-based delicacies in our Recipe Book, but that is not the end of applications of yeast.
Beat the Inflation - Make Your Own Dairy
Dairy is a staple in the daily diet for many of us. According to the principles of healthy eating, we should reach for yoghurt, kefir or other fermented dairy products first and foremost every day. Yellow cheese contains plenty of calcium (although some plant-based products are not inferior in this regard), and skyr yoghurt, whey or white skim cheese have plenty of protein. We usually reach for various forms of dairy products up to several times a day, so it's worth considering making them at home and having a say in what ends up on our plates.
WINTER IN THE GARDEN - WHAT IS WORTH DOING THERE?
In recent years, winters have not been surprising us with severe frost attacks or heavy snowfall. Although there are moments when the temperature falls below zero and the soil, trees, and shrubs are covered by a blanket of snow, on most days within the calendar winter the temperature remains firmly above zero. This is good news to all the drivers, as well as the services responsible for snow removal, but we should be aware of the fact that such temperature levels in winter have a negative impact on the plants growing in our gardens. These plants prepare for freezing temperatures by losing their leaves, accumulating nutrients, and building stronger root systems in order to survive the harsh weather conditions. A warm winter wakes the plants from their “winter sleep”, often providing them an illusion of the beginning of spring. If the weather changes suddenly afterwards, the plants attacked by frost are practically defenceless – they freeze, get weaker, and some even die... How to care for plants in such conditions, then? What to do when the winter is relatively warm? Here is some of our advice that you might consider when starting a new year in your garden. If you take care for your plants properly now, they will show their gratitude in spring!