Steaming it will retain both the colour and texture aas well as more of the good stuff in the veg. Or carefully time the cooking so that the stalk part is just done. 10mins in boiling water should be enough but test with a knife and as soon as it slides in take them out and serve immediately. If you cannot serve straight away always drain the water off or they will continue to cook and get that soggy look again
yes it is
you didn't say how you were cooking it or what colour it turned that you consider it discoloured. As for it softening, that is the whole point of cooking it,of course if you cook it too long it will go mushy
Water conditioning counteracts the hardness in water to prevent a build up of limescale. It differs from water softening in that softening removes minerals from the water, whereas conditioning doesn't.
Osteoporosis, or easily breakable bones, tends to correlate with a softening of the bones. To prevent this, a person should consume a lot of calcium and other minerals that help build up bone.
Aveeno skin lotion may help prevent lotion by softening irritated skin.
Adding a dash of cooking oil to boiling water will prevent pasta from sticking together while cooking.
Yes, floss, brush and use mouthwash twice a day and it can prevent the cavity from forming.
Personal hygiene is imperative when cooking. This helps prevent foodborne illness and similar factors.
No. A scrum cap is made to prevent abrasions or cauliflower ear only. It will be no help at preventing concussions. The best that can be done for that is getting good quality mouthgaurds and working on proper technique.
Sometimes in tournaments its optional or manditory but for schools and colleges it is mandatory to prevent cauliflower ear
The medical term for abnormal softening of an artery is arteriomalacia. This condition can weaken the artery walls and increase the risk of aneurysm or rupture. Treatment may involve managing underlying conditions and lifestyle changes to prevent further damage.
To prevent food poisoning.