Leave veggie tops on! When cooking organic beets, carrots, and other root vegetables scrub well but leave intact. Cooking with the peel, tops and stem conserves nutrients. Like in soup, many vitamins and minerals are found in the broth so instead of washing the rich water to sea, sing your chanty and drink it down before your meal for a digestive vitamin and mineral punch.
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