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Sandwich Recipe, Cheese, Ham, Tomato, Lettuce, Multigrain Bread. This Ham and Cheese Sandwich with Tomato and Lettuce is a traditional deli sandwich that's ideal for a quick lunch or dinner. The ham and cheese provide protein and flavor, while the multi-grain bread adds a nutty flavor and satisfying crunch. The juicy tomato and fresh lettuce give the sandwich a burst of freshness and color. It's a tasty and nutritious meal that's sure to please.
Baby has two hands, so... Yeah.
Main Dishes - Beef - True Cheeseburger Pizza In this dish for the whole family, a pre-baked pizza crust is topped with all the flavors of a traditional cheeseburger.
update! i bought spinach because it has iron! next time I have rice we're gonna party but for now i kinda just monch it straight outta the bag like it's potato chips
doing something I hate (making rice) so I can do something I love (delaying my inevitable demise)
While most people plant gardens on Earth, we’re working to cultivate one in space!
On April 5, the First Lady welcomed students from across the country as well as NASA Deputy Administrator Dava Newman and NASA astronaut Cady Coleman to the White House Kitchen Garden.
While there, they planted various produce, including the same variety of lettuce that will be sent to the International Space Station on the April 8 SpaceX cargo launch.
These seeds were prepared and packaged for both the First Lady’s garden, as well as the batch headed up to space station. “Outredgeous” Red Romaine Lettuce and “Tokyo bekana” Chinese Cabbage will soon be growing in both gardens!
Our Veggie plant growth system on the space station provides lighting and nutrient supply for a space garden. It supports a variety of plant species that can be cultivated for educational outreach, fresh food and even recreation for crew members on long-duration missions.
When crews travel farther into space, they will need a self-sustaining life support system, and that means growing their own food.
How do we grow plants in space? Here’s a resource for “Space Gardening 101”.
Want to see the space station seeds launch? You can watch Friday’s SpaceX cargo launch live online starting at 3:30 p.m. EDT, with launch scheduled for 4:43 p.m.
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