✅ Why You’ll Love It:
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No deep frying — only light olive oil 
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Naturally gluten-free using oat flour 
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Full of flavor thanks to spices + optional parmesan or yeast 
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Ideal for snacks, lunch, or sides 
️ Ingredients:
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1 medium head of cauliflower (bite-sized florets) 
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2 tablespoons olive oil 
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2 tablespoons oat flour or finely ground oats 
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1 tablespoon nutritional yeast or grated parmesan (optional) 
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½ teaspoon garlic powder 
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½ teaspoon smoked paprika 
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Salt and pepper (to taste) 
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Optional garnish: lemon juice, parsley, or thyme 
Instructions:
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Preheat oven to 200°C (390°F). Line a tray with parchment paper. 
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Wash and dry cauliflower well. Cut into equal-sized florets. 
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In a large bowl, mix: - 
Olive oil 
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Oat flour 
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Garlic powder, paprika 
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Salt, pepper 
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Nutritional yeast (if using) 
 
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Toss cauliflower florets in the mix until evenly coated. 
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Spread in a single layer on the tray — don’t overcrowd! 
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Bake for 25–30 minutes, flipping halfway through, until crispy and golden-brown. 
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Optional: add a splash of lemon juice or fresh chopped herbs before serving. 
️ Serving Ideas:
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With hummus 
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With garlic yogurt dip 
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Drizzled with tahini or a spicy tomato chutney 
Why Women Should Mix Hibiscus Flowers with Bay Leaves and Cinnamon
This age-old natural blend is a gentle yet powerful tonic for women’s hormonal and circulatory health. Here’s what each component does:
Hibiscus Flowers:
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Rich in antioxidants and polyphenols 
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Helps regulate blood pressure 
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Supports menstrual balance 
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Natural mild diuretic—helps with bloating 
Bay Leaves:
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Improves digestion and reduces gas 
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Has anti-inflammatory properties 
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May help regulate blood sugar levels 
Cinnamon:
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Boosts circulation and metabolism 
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Stabilizes blood sugar, especially helpful during PMS 
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Enhances uterine health and relieves cramps 
How to Use This Blend (Simple Tea):
Ingredients:
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1 tsp dried hibiscus petals 
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1 dried bay leaf 
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½ tsp cinnamon (or 1 small stick) 
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2 cups boiling water 
Instructions:
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Steep all ingredients in hot water for 10–15 minutes. 
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Strain and drink warm. 
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Optional: add honey or a slice of lemon. 
Drink 1 cup a day, especially during the week before menstruation, or when feeling bloated or sluggish.
The Cucumber Remedy: Nature’s Secret for Light, Healthy Legs
Cucumber is 90% water, packed with silica, potassium, and vitamin K — making it ideal for:
✅ Why It Works:
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Reduces fluid retention (bye, swollen ankles!) 
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Boosts collagen for skin and vein strength 
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Supports lymphatic drainage 
How to Use It:
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Eat raw cucumber slices daily (with peel) 
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Add to water with mint and lemon 
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Use as a cold compress for tired legs 
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Blend into smoothies with ginger + lemon 
Final Thoughts
These three simple remedies:
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Oven-roasted cauliflower — for guilt-free comfort food 
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Hibiscus, bay, cinnamon tea — for inner hormonal and circulatory balance 
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Cucumber — for beautiful, energized legs 
…are all ways to feel great, naturally.
 
					