In today's quest to find awesome posts by undervalued steemians, I decided to take a look at food-related articles. Just like in my own series What to Eat in Mexico, I prefer dishes that are tasty, healthy, and simple. Not surprisingly there is an OCEAN of food posts out there, so many in fact that I didn't even manage to scroll past the last 24 hours. As always, however, not all of them deserve the same mention.
Once again, I want to participate in 
Fortunately I did come across two really great posts. This is how you do it! They are so much more than mere recipes, instead they highlight the nutritional benefits of certain food items. One is about shrimp, the other deals with olives. Please take a moment to upvote these two talented steemians, so we may see more of their wonderful posts.
Perfect shripms - tips and recipes by 
I'm a big fan of shrimp. I love the feeling as the soft crustacean meat breaks apart in my mouth, and I enjoy its oceanic taste as it flows together with the various herbs and spices in the many ways you can prepare it. But what is shrimp actually good for in your body? Until today my answer would have been "no clue". Thanks to
Not only does this skilled blogger offer a list of health benefits of this enjoyable seafood, she provides some useful advise on what to look for when buying it, how to prepare it, and finally offers three different recipes: the first one being a classic Mediterranean style, another one a coconut-based way of making it from Thailand, the third is an exotic sounding recipe with peaches and basil.
The nutritional benefits of olives by 
The second post I'd like to share here is not so much a recipe for a dish, but a nutritional overview of an ingredient in a huge variety of dishes, mainly from the Mediterranean: olives.
What are olives good for, and how so?
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