When the very popular TV series Bonanza left the airwaves after 14 years, Michael âLittle Joeâ Landon went looking for a new project. NBC executives approached him with the idea of producing a made-for-TV film based on Laura Ingalls Wilderâs popular Little House on the Prairie series of books.
1 Radicchio: Not green (reddish-purple), but leafy; keeps amazingly well and punches-up salads with its bright, peppery taste. 2  Rapini: a green veggie with spiked leaves surrounding a green bud that looks much like a small head of broccoli. 3  Often, there are small yellow flowers blooming from the buds, which are edible.
2. Green smoothies are much healthier than fruit or vegetable juices. When juices are extracted, you get vitamins and minerals but no fiber. However, smoothies are made using the whole fruit/vegetable, so you get all the fiber in your drink. 3. Green smoothies are a great way to eat your veggies easily. Although most people like fruit, many have trouble getting their daily requirement of veggies. When you make a green smoothie, the taste of the greens is hidden by the taste of the fruit, so you donât even notice the veggies are there. 4. Green smoothies are easy and quick to make. The only equipment you need is a blender (and a pitcher if you make large amounts and need to store some in the fridge). 5. Homemade green smoothies are cheap. Buying smoothies at a juice bar can set you back quite a few bucks. At home, combining fruits and vegetables wonât cost you more than a few cents.