Silver and Gold Magazine Summer 2014 | Page 13

Summer Peach & Cucumber Salsa This salsa is cool tasting, fresh & beautifully textured – serve with your favourite corn chips. Ingredients • 1 Cup diced tomato • 1 Cup diced cucumber • 1 Cup diced firm but ripe peaches • 1/4 Cup diced yellow bell pepper • 1/4 Cup diced red onion • 2 diced jalapeño peppers (or more if you like it spicy) • 1/2 Cup chopped cilantro • 3 large cloves of garlic, finely shredded & then diced • 3 limes, for their juice • sea salt & pepper to taste Preparation Combine all ingredients in a glass bowl and mix gently to ensure peaches don’t fall apart. Adjust seasoning if required, and refrigerate so flavours “mingle” (approx. 1 hour). Enjoy! Improve Your Health Naturally Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine with Canadian Natural Product Numbers (NPN) Money Back Guarantee. Arthron5 Helps you remove Osteoarthritis pain and recovery if used before the bone is damaged. Helps you gain a painless rheumatoid arthritis life. Also beneficial for diabetics, prostate, if used with Power 16. www.arthron5.com NPN: 80023298 Recapture Power 16 Helps reduce hunger Increases testosterone levels without animal or and increase energy; synthetic stimulants, for eat less for a successful holistic health, help in weight loss program. removing prostate issues, Best if used with regain normal PSA Power 16 for higher effectiveness. Great for (Prostate Specific Antigen). Balances sugar levels if overweight, diabetic, used with Arthron 5. sedentary lives. www.slimrecapture.com www.power16.ca NPN: 80006912 NPN: 80023523 Available at your nearest pharmacy, or contact us! • Licensed Canadian products for positive results or your money back • (289) 228-2888 Vancouver (604) 682-1113 Calgary (403) 233-7788 Edmonton (780) 433-8380 Winnipeg (204) 775-2266 AUG. 22 - 24, 2014 DID YOU KNOW... Peaches were first cultivated in ancient China, then introduced in Greece around 322 B.C. The first peaches in North America were grown in Georgia during the colonial period of 1700’s. After the Civil War, new peach varieties started and Georgia became “The Peach State”. Location: At Winona Park: QEW exit at Fruitland Road, to Barton Street, then follow the signs to just past Glover Road. Enjoy! 905-643-2084 www.winonapeach.com Peaches can be classified as Freestone, Clingstone, or semifreestone. This refers to how firmly the meat attaches to the pit. Freestone peaches, as the name implies, are easily removed from the pit and they are the most commonly found in grocery stores. They are usually larger and have a firmer, less juicy texture. Excellent for canning, freezing and baking. Clingstone peaches are typically yellow fleshed with the brightest red being closest to the pit. They have a softer texture, are juicier and sweeter, which makes them perfect for desserts, jellies, jams and canning. Semi-freestone is a newer type of peach as it’s a hybrid combination of the freest