Cooking with Mint
Benefits of Mint Leaf

Cooking with Mint
Fresh mint provides excellent flavoring for many foods. Because the herb adds flavor without sodium, it is especially beneficial if you have cardiovascular disease or high blood pressure. Try adding chopped mint to sauces for lean, red meats or to boiled vegetables including peas, green beans or new potatoes. It is also terrific in a raw, fresh vegetable salad, particularly with cucumber and tomato. Use mint as a garnish for cool summer drinks and in fruit desserts.
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Relieves indigestion
Mint
Helps fight cancer
Tension Headaches
Anticancer
Beats stress and depression
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Allergies and Hay Fever
Mental Fatigue
Chocolate Mint
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