Nettle Omelet

Nettles are extremely beneficial for our body. This was already known in ancient Egypt and by our grandmothers, but today many people are apprehensive because of their effect on our skin. The culprit is formic acid, which causes redness and blisters on the skin. However...

When picking nettles, be careful and only pick young and whole leaves. Above all, do not pick them near roads and other industrial areas, as nettles quickly absorb heavy metals, which can be harmful.

Those who enjoy fried food will surely like fried nettles.

Prepare them by chopping the washed nettle leaves into smaller pieces and soaking them in beaten eggs with some pepper and salt. Then fry everything together like an omelet.

At the end, you can sprinkle the omelet with a bit of cheese.

This combination is very good for relieving pain in all types of rheumatism and arthritis.

Try it...



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