At-Home Tips to Alleviate Acid Reflux
Post-dinner burps, regurgitation, or heartburn are unenjoyable and can stop you from getting a satisfying night of sleep. In this blog, we explore ways of alleviating acid reflux at home.
Rutabaga Fries
The CSA that we belong to is a great project. I love getting new items each week some that I normally would not buy and researching recipes for them. This week two items that we received were pea greens and a rutabaga. The pea greens recipe will be on its way. I have a recipe that I am going to make on Christmas Eve. The rutabaga we turned into fries. This recipe is quick, easy and a healthy low carb alternative to your normal French fries.
1 rutabaga cut into strips
2 tbsp olive oil
1 tsp salt
1 tsp pepper
1 tsp parsley
Toss above ingredients in bowl. Layer on a cookie sheet and place into a preheated oven of 420 degrees. Cook for 10 minutes than turn. Cook for an additional 5-10 minutes. Enjoy!
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