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In this week's What The Heck Are You Eating, created and hosted by Joy Bauer, Joy tells us all about agave. The natural sweetener is commonly used as an alternative to sugar, honey and maple syrup. Watch as Joy shares the pros and cons to consuming this sweetener.
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Joy Bauer, the resident nutrition expert for NBC's Today show, knows how and what Americans like to eat. On 'What The Heck are You Eating' Joy embarks on a myth-busting mission to inspire her audience to think differently about food. Join us each Wednesday at 1pm EST for nutrition tips, alternative cuisine choices, great recipes and more!
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Madhava's Agave nectar is a pure and natural sweetener made from the natural juice (aguamiel) of the agave salmiana. It is harvested from live plants in the high desert region of Central Mexico, where a wealth of the plants grow wild. It is gathered by hand by Hnahnu Indian peoples native to this area, from plants on their land.
Learn more about agave nectar by visiting http://www.MadhavasAgave.com
- published: 20 May 2008
- views: 129981
A jimador cuts down and prepares a blue agave plant to be used to make tequila. This video was taken in Mexico, April 2009. From the website, http://tastetequila.com
- published: 15 May 2009
- views: 162094
John from http://www.okraw.com shares some important information about agave. He was the first to warn the raw food community in 2006 about the negative impacts about agave on your health. Raw or Not, Agave is high in Fructose. We should call it High Fructose Agave Syrup.
- published: 02 Apr 2010
- views: 28225
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- published: 10 Oct 2012
- views: 12788
en ésta ocasión: el Dr. Benjamín Rodríguez Garay y el Maestro en Ciencias José Manuel Rodriguez, tratan las características principales de la materia prima del Tequila, el agave Tequilana Weber variedad azul.
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una producción de CRTv, www.crtentv.com
- published: 12 Dec 2012
- views: 46017
Garden photojournalist Debra Lee Baldwin, author of Designing with Succulents and Succulent Container Gardens, introduces 17 different kinds of agave and shows their uses in the landscape, gardens and containers. Hardiness (how much cold each kind will tolerate) is given for each.
- published: 17 May 2012
- views: 49832
‘Home & Family’s’ Garden Expert, Shirley Bovshow chats about the amazing agave! When it comes to the Agave plant, the flowers, leaves, stalks and sap are completely edible. Tequila comes from Agave tequiliana, a plant found in Jalisco, Mexico. Agaves may take 15 to 20 years to flower and then they die. The Blue Agave plant provides the sweetener that a lot of people use in their coffee.
Learn more at http://www.homeandfamilytv.com
- published: 03 Apr 2015
- views: 1566
Thanks for watching........
1) Blue Glow
2) vilmoriniana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_vilmoriniana
3) filifera - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_filifera
4) geminiflora
5) montana -
6) potatorum - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_potatorum
7) attenuata - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_attenuata
8) macroacantha - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_macroacantha
9) desmettiana -
10) salmiana ferox
11) victoriae-reginae - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_victoriae-reginae
12) bovicornuta - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_bovicornuta
13) americana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_americana
14) angustifolia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_angustifolia
15) deserti - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_deserti
Agave is a genus of monocots. The plants are perennial, but each rosette flowers once and then dies (see semelparity). Some species are known by the name century plant.
In the APG III system, the genus is placed in the subfamily Agavoideae of the broadly circumscribed family Asparagaceae. Some authors prefer to place it in the segregate family Agavaceae. Traditionally, it was circumscribed to be composed of about 166 species, but it is now usually understood to have about 208 species.
Chiefly Mexican, agaves are also native to the southern and western United States and central and tropical South America. They are succulents with a large rosette of thick, fleshy leaves, each ending generally in a sharp point and with a spiny margin; the stout stem is usually short, the leaves apparently springing from the root. Along with plants from the related genus Yucca, various Agave species are popular ornamental plants.
Each rosette is monocarpic and grows slowly to flower only once. During flowering, a tall stem or "mast" grows from the center of the leaf rosette and bears a large number of short, tubular flowers. After development of fruit, the original plant dies, but suckers are frequently produced from the base of the stem, which become new plants.
It is a common misconception that agaves are cacti. They are not related to cacti, nor are they closely related to Aloe whose leaves are similar in appearance.
Agave species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera (butterfly and moth) species, including Batrachedra striolata, which has been recorded on A. shawii.
In the Cronquist system and others, Agave was placed in the family Liliaceae, but phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequences later showed it did not belong there. In the APG II system, Agave was placed in the family Agavaceae. When this system was superseded by the APG III system in 2009, the Agavaceae were subsumed into the expanded family Asparagaceae, and Agave was treated as one of 18 genera in the subfamily Agavoideae.
Agave had long been treated as a genus of about 166 species, but this concept of Agave is now known to be paraphyletic over the genera Manfreda, Polianthes, and Prochnyanthes. These genera are now combined with Agave as Agave sensu lato, which contains about 208 species. In some of the older classifications, Agave was divided into two subgenera, Agave and Littaea, based on the form of the inflorescence. These two subgenera are probably not monophyletic.
Agaves have long presented special difficulties for taxonomy; variations within a species may be considerable, and a number of named species are of unknown origin and may just be variants of original wild species.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave
- published: 21 Jul 2014
- views: 7125
Agave (
/əˈɡɑːveɪ/ or /əˈɡeɪviː/) is a genus of monocots. The plants are perennial, but each rosette flowers once and then dies (see semelparity); they are commonly known as the century plant.
In the APG III system, the genus is placed in the subfamily Agavoideae of the broadly circumscribed family Asparagaceae. Some authors prefer to place it in the segregate family Agavaceae. Traditionally, it was circumscribed to comprise about 166 species, but it is now usually understood to have about 208 species.
Chiefly Mexican, agaves are also native to the southern and western United States and central and tropical South America. They are succulents with a large rosette of thick, fleshy leaves, each ending generally in a sharp point and with a spiny margin; the stout stem is usually short, the leaves apparently springing from the root. Along with plants from the related genus Yucca, various Agave species are popular ornamental plants.
Each rosette is monocarpic and grows slowly to flower only once. During flowering, a tall stem or "mast" grows from the center of the leaf rosette and bears a large number of short, tubular flowers. After development of fruit, the original plant dies, but suckers are frequently produced from the base of the stem, which become new plants.
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3:17Truth About Agave I What The Heck Are You Eating I Everyday Health
Truth About Agave I What The Heck Are You Eating I Everyday HealthTruth About Agave I What The Heck Are You Eating I Everyday Health
In this week's What The Heck Are You Eating, created and hosted by Joy Bauer, Joy tells us all about agave. The natural sweetener is commonly used as an alternative to sugar, honey and maple syrup. Watch as Joy shares the pros and cons to consuming this sweetener. What The Heck Are You Eating? With Joy Bauer Joy Bauer, the resident nutrition expert for NBC's Today show, knows how and what Americans like to eat. On 'What The Heck are You Eating' Joy embarks on a myth-busting mission to inspire her audience to think differently about food. Join us each Wednesday at 1pm EST for nutrition tips, alternative cuisine choices, great recipes and more! Joy Bauer Joy Bauer provides health, food and diet-related information to millions of users as a contributor to EverydayHealth.com and the Today Show. Her mission is to improve the health of our nation. Her weekly show, ""What the Heck are you Eating?"" will premiere on Everyday Health's YouTube channel. Joy's official website, JoyBauer.com, and her mobile application are both published by Everyday Health. Joy Bauer Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/JoyLBauer?v=wall Twitter: https://twitter.com/joybauer Everyday Health is your No. 1 resource for health and wellness advice. We make it fun and easy to live a healthier, happier lifestyle. Subscribe now and start feeling better — every day. Everyday Health: http://bit.ly/PylUHJ Like: http://on.fb.me/TcD67y Follow: http://bit.ly/SIt1Nl Pinterest: http://bit.ly/U4whQ5 Truth About Agave I What The Heck Are You Eating I Everyday Health -
3:54The Agave Harvest
The Agave HarvestThe Agave Harvest
Madhava's Agave nectar is a pure and natural sweetener made from the natural juice (aguamiel) of the agave salmiana. It is harvested from live plants in the high desert region of Central Mexico, where a wealth of the plants grow wild. It is gathered by hand by Hnahnu Indian peoples native to this area, from plants on their land. Learn more about agave nectar by visiting http://www.MadhavasAgave.com -
1:50Making tequila, harvesting a blue agave plant in Mexico
Making tequila, harvesting a blue agave plant in MexicoMaking tequila, harvesting a blue agave plant in Mexico
A jimador cuts down and prepares a blue agave plant to be used to make tequila. This video was taken in Mexico, April 2009. From the website, http://tastetequila.com -
10:50Eat Agave, Get Fat. Learn the shocking truth about Raw Agave Syrup Nectar
Eat Agave, Get Fat. Learn the shocking truth about Raw Agave Syrup NectarEat Agave, Get Fat. Learn the shocking truth about Raw Agave Syrup Nectar
John from http://www.okraw.com shares some important information about agave. He was the first to warn the raw food community in 2006 about the negative impacts about agave on your health. Raw or Not, Agave is high in Fructose. We should call it High Fructose Agave Syrup. -
1:31Tequila and the Agave Harvester (El jimador)
Tequila and the Agave Harvester (El jimador) -
5:03Food Wars: Natural Sweeteners - Agave Nectar vs Honey vs Maple Syrup #LLTV
Food Wars: Natural Sweeteners - Agave Nectar vs Honey vs Maple Syrup #LLTVFood Wars: Natural Sweeteners - Agave Nectar vs Honey vs Maple Syrup #LLTV
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14:12Campo Abierto - Características del Agave Tequilana Weber Variedad Azul
Campo Abierto - Características del Agave Tequilana Weber Variedad AzulCampo Abierto - Características del Agave Tequilana Weber Variedad Azul
en ésta ocasión: el Dr. Benjamín Rodríguez Garay y el Maestro en Ciencias José Manuel Rodriguez, tratan las características principales de la materia prima del Tequila, el agave Tequilana Weber variedad azul. Redes Sociales: www.twitter.com/CRTequila www.facebook.com/CRTequila una producción de CRTv, www.crtentv.com -
6:21AGAVES, an overview
AGAVES, an overviewAGAVES, an overview
Garden photojournalist Debra Lee Baldwin, author of Designing with Succulents and Succulent Container Gardens, introduces 17 different kinds of agave and shows their uses in the landscape, gardens and containers. Hardiness (how much cold each kind will tolerate) is given for each. -
6:56The Amazing Agave
The Amazing AgaveThe Amazing Agave
‘Home & Family’s’ Garden Expert, Shirley Bovshow chats about the amazing agave! When it comes to the Agave plant, the flowers, leaves, stalks and sap are completely edible. Tequila comes from Agave tequiliana, a plant found in Jalisco, Mexico. Agaves may take 15 to 20 years to flower and then they die. The Blue Agave plant provides the sweetener that a lot of people use in their coffee. Learn more at http://www.homeandfamilytv.com -
1:3515 Gorgeous Agave Plants
15 Gorgeous Agave Plants15 Gorgeous Agave Plants
Thanks for watching........ 1) Blue Glow 2) vilmoriniana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_vilmoriniana 3) filifera - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_filifera 4) geminiflora 5) montana - 6) potatorum - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_potatorum 7) attenuata - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_attenuata 8) macroacantha - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_macroacantha 9) desmettiana - 10) salmiana ferox 11) victoriae-reginae - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_victoriae-reginae 12) bovicornuta - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_bovicornuta 13) americana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_americana 14) angustifolia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_angustifolia 15) deserti - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_deserti Agave is a genus of monocots. The plants are perennial, but each rosette flowers once and then dies (see semelparity). Some species are known by the name century plant. In the APG III system, the genus is placed in the subfamily Agavoideae of the broadly circumscribed family Asparagaceae. Some authors prefer to place it in the segregate family Agavaceae. Traditionally, it was circumscribed to be composed of about 166 species, but it is now usually understood to have about 208 species. Chiefly Mexican, agaves are also native to the southern and western United States and central and tropical South America. They are succulents with a large rosette of thick, fleshy leaves, each ending generally in a sharp point and with a spiny margin; the stout stem is usually short, the leaves apparently springing from the root. Along with plants from the related genus Yucca, various Agave species are popular ornamental plants. Each rosette is monocarpic and grows slowly to flower only once. During flowering, a tall stem or "mast" grows from the center of the leaf rosette and bears a large number of short, tubular flowers. After development of fruit, the original plant dies, but suckers are frequently produced from the base of the stem, which become new plants. It is a common misconception that agaves are cacti. They are not related to cacti, nor are they closely related to Aloe whose leaves are similar in appearance. Agave species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera (butterfly and moth) species, including Batrachedra striolata, which has been recorded on A. shawii. In the Cronquist system and others, Agave was placed in the family Liliaceae, but phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequences later showed it did not belong there. In the APG II system, Agave was placed in the family Agavaceae. When this system was superseded by the APG III system in 2009, the Agavaceae were subsumed into the expanded family Asparagaceae, and Agave was treated as one of 18 genera in the subfamily Agavoideae. Agave had long been treated as a genus of about 166 species, but this concept of Agave is now known to be paraphyletic over the genera Manfreda, Polianthes, and Prochnyanthes. These genera are now combined with Agave as Agave sensu lato, which contains about 208 species. In some of the older classifications, Agave was divided into two subgenera, Agave and Littaea, based on the form of the inflorescence. These two subgenera are probably not monophyletic. Agaves have long presented special difficulties for taxonomy; variations within a species may be considerable, and a number of named species are of unknown origin and may just be variants of original wild species. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave
- Agave (mythology)
- Agave americana
- Agave angustifolia
- Agave attenuata
- Agave bracteosa
- Agave chiapensis
- Agave deserti
- Agave lechuguilla
- Agave nectar
- Agave parryi
- Agave people
- Agave salmiana
- Agave shawii
- Agave sisalana
- Agave tequilana
- Agave utahensis
- Agave vilmoriniana
- Agavoideae
- Aloe
- Alpha taxonomy
- APG II system
- APG III system
- Arthritic
- Asparagaceae
- Asparagales
- Basal shoot
- Batrachedra
- Breakfast cereal
- Butterfly
- Cactus
- Calcium oxalate
- Carolus Linnaeus
- Constipation
- Cronquist system
- Dermatitis
- Didgeridoo
- Diuretic
- DNA sequence
- Edible flowers
- Ethnobotany
- Europe
- European Union
- Family (biology)
- Flowering plant
- Food vs fuel
- Genus
- Howard Scott Gentry
- Inflorescence
- Karoo
- Larva
- Lepidoptera
- Liliaceae
- Manfreda
- Mesoamerica
- Mexico
- Mezcal
- Monocarpic
- Monocot
- Monocotyledon
- Monophyletic
- Moth
- OED
- Ornamental plant
- Paraphyletic
- Perennial
- Phylogenetic
- Plant
- Polianthes
- Prochnyanthes
- Pulque
- Raphides
- Razor strop
- Rosette (botany)
- Segregate (taxonomy)
- Semelparity
- Sensu lato
- Sisal
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- Species
- Subfamily
- Subgenera
- Succulent plant
- Sugar
- Sugarcane
- Tea
- Tequila
- The Grocer
- Tincture
- United States
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- Wikispecies
- William H. Prescott
- Yucca
'Agave' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
The Bacchae (2012)
Actors: Jerome Berglund (director), Jerome Berglund (producer), Pisha Warden (actress), Abigail McConnell (actress), Adam Bravo (composer), Katherine Thomas (actress), Sandy Masciarelli (actress), Lisa Rozman (costume designer),
Genres: Drama, Short,The Bacchae (2010)
Actors: Nikitas Tsakiroglou (miscellaneous crew), Euripides (writer), Stratos Tzortzoglou (actor), Bruno Coppola (editor), Bruno Coppola (director), Bruno Coppola (producer), Kostas Vomvolos (composer), Tina Chamberlain (editor), Christos Sougaris (actor), Ioanna Pagiataki (actress), Costas Sadas (actor), Kezia Martin (editor), Tassos Ratsos (miscellaneous crew), Vassilis Vassiliakis (actor), Nikos Timpanidis (producer),
Genres: Drama,The Death of Pentheus (2009)
Actors: Julian Glover (actor), Philip Haas (producer), Philip Haas (writer), Philip Haas (director), Claudia Coulter (actress), Alexander Balanescu (composer), Kate Fleetwood (actress), Hannah Ireland (producer), Jodi Gibson (editor), Éva Magyar (actress), Sura Dohnke (actress), William Tuckett (actor), Emma Ryott (costume designer), Jose Martin (actor), Lucy Burge (miscellaneous crew),
Genres: Drama, History, Short,Resurrection (2005)
Actors: Carmela Ramaglia (producer), Carmela Ramaglia (actress), Joshua Stewart (director), Joshua Stewart (composer), Joshua Stewart (editor), Joshua Stewart (writer), Joshua Stewart (producer), Ali Ormiston (actress), Nicole Lockett (actress), Yvette Soler (actress), Jeremy Michael Miller (actor), Holly Santos (producer), Megan Reimer (actress), Kathy Braley (actress), Andrea Powell (actress),
Plot: On her way to a dramatic performance, a woman finds herself stranded on a lonely mountain road. A deeply spiritual woman, she prays for God to send someone. A sinister man in a black car seems to be the answer, but the events that follow reveal a diabolical plan, an ancient myth...and murder!
Genres: Short, Thriller,Taglines: The modern short thriller meets Euripides!
The Bacchae (2002)
Actors: David Albert Pierce (miscellaneous crew), Ralph Morse (miscellaneous crew), Danny Huston (actor), Brad Mays (director), Brad Mays (editor), Brad Mays (writer), Alisha Seaton (actress), Euripides (writer), Patrick J. Gorman (miscellaneous crew), Beth Multer (miscellaneous crew), Terence J. Rotolo (actor), Erika Gardner (actress), John Morrissey (producer), Mark Ryan (miscellaneous crew), Frank Crim (actor),
Genres: Drama,Oh Babylon (1989)
Actors: Alkis Panagiotidis (actor), Giorgos Moshidis (actor), Haralambos Alepis (editor), Costas Ferris (director), Costas Ferris (writer), Konstantinos Tzoumas (actor), Tania Tripi (actress), Valeria Christodoulidou (actress), Linda Giga (actress), Sotiria Leonardou (actress), Thesia Panayiotou (composer), Maxi Priest (actor), Elena Mirchovska (actress), Nikolas Asimos (actor), Ina Lazopoulou (actress),
Plot: The film adaptation for the modern era of the ancient tragedy The Bacchae. Pentheus is celebrating his birthday, and surreal scenes unfold before his eyes, arousing doubts in the celebrant as to whether the things he is experiencing are real.
Keywords: experimental-filmGenres: ,
Dionysus (1963)
Actors: Gregory J. Markopoulos (actor), Teiji Ito (composer), Charles Boultenhouse (actor), Charles Boultenhouse (producer), Charles Boultenhouse (writer), Charles Boultenhouse (director), Louis Falco (actor), Nicholas Magallanes (actor), Anna Duncas (actress), Flower Hujer (actress), Jean Van Jeijenoort (actor), Fred Kimbrough (actor), Eric Kelly (actor),
Genres: Short,Le baccanti (1961)
Actors: Nerio Bernardi (actor), Nerio Bernardi (actor), Pierre Brice (actor), Erno Crisa (actor), Enzo Fiermonte (actor), Gérard Landry (actor), Gérard Landry (actor), Alberto Lupo (actor), Akim Tamiroff (actor), Giorgio Ferroni (writer), Mario Nascimbene (composer), Giorgio Ferroni (director), Giorgio Ferroni (editor), Herbert Ross (miscellaneous crew), Miranda Campa (actress),
Genres: Action, Fantasy,-
Truth About Agave I What The Heck Are You Eating I Everyday Health
In this week's What The Heck Are You Eating, created and hosted by Joy Bauer, Joy tells us all about agave. The natural sweetener is commonly used as an alternative to sugar, honey and maple syrup. Watch as Joy shares the pros and cons to consuming this sweetener. What The Heck Are You Eating? With Joy Bauer Joy Bauer, the resident nutrition expert for NBC's Today show, knows how and what Americans like to eat. On 'What The Heck are You Eating' Joy embarks on a myth-busting mission to inspire her audience to think differently about food. Join us each Wednesday at 1pm EST for nutrition tips, alternative cuisine choices, great recipes and more! Joy Bauer Joy Bauer provides health, food and diet-related information to millions of users as a contributor to EverydayHealth.com and the Today Sh... -
The Agave Harvest
Madhava's Agave nectar is a pure and natural sweetener made from the natural juice (aguamiel) of the agave salmiana. It is harvested from live plants in the high desert region of Central Mexico, where a wealth of the plants grow wild. It is gathered by hand by Hnahnu Indian peoples native to this area, from plants on their land. Learn more about agave nectar by visiting http://www.MadhavasAgave.com -
Making tequila, harvesting a blue agave plant in Mexico
A jimador cuts down and prepares a blue agave plant to be used to make tequila. This video was taken in Mexico, April 2009. From the website, http://tastetequila.com -
Eat Agave, Get Fat. Learn the shocking truth about Raw Agave Syrup Nectar
John from http://www.okraw.com shares some important information about agave. He was the first to warn the raw food community in 2006 about the negative impacts about agave on your health. Raw or Not, Agave is high in Fructose. We should call it High Fructose Agave Syrup. -
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Food Wars: Natural Sweeteners - Agave Nectar vs Honey vs Maple Syrup #LLTV
I LOVE IT when you: Click LIKE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE & SHARE these videos! ✔ FULL BLOG POST AT: http://www.bradgouthrofitness.com/food-wars-natural-sweeteners ✔ MY SITE: http://www.bradgouthrofitness.com ✔ GO SHOPPING: http://www.bradgouthrofitness.com/store ✔ LIVE LEAN CLOTHING: http://bradgouthrofitness.spreadshirt.com/ ✔ FOLLOW: http://www.twitter.com/bradgouthro ✔ INSTAGRAM: http://www.statigr.am/bradgouthro (@BradGouthro) ✔ LIKE: http://www.facebook.com/bradgouthrofitness ✔ PINTEREST: http://www.pinterest.com/bradgouthro ✔ FREE E-BOOK STARTER GUIDE: LIVE LEAN FOREVER: http://www.bradgouthrofitness.com/free-stuff Music by: Kevin MacLeod - http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/ Cut And Dry, Kevin MacLeod (http://www.incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution ... -
Campo Abierto - Características del Agave Tequilana Weber Variedad Azul
en ésta ocasión: el Dr. Benjamín Rodríguez Garay y el Maestro en Ciencias José Manuel Rodriguez, tratan las características principales de la materia prima del Tequila, el agave Tequilana Weber variedad azul. Redes Sociales: www.twitter.com/CRTequila www.facebook.com/CRTequila una producción de CRTv, www.crtentv.com -
AGAVES, an overview
Garden photojournalist Debra Lee Baldwin, author of Designing with Succulents and Succulent Container Gardens, introduces 17 different kinds of agave and shows their uses in the landscape, gardens and containers. Hardiness (how much cold each kind will tolerate) is given for each. -
The Amazing Agave
‘Home & Family’s’ Garden Expert, Shirley Bovshow chats about the amazing agave! When it comes to the Agave plant, the flowers, leaves, stalks and sap are completely edible. Tequila comes from Agave tequiliana, a plant found in Jalisco, Mexico. Agaves may take 15 to 20 years to flower and then they die. The Blue Agave plant provides the sweetener that a lot of people use in their coffee. Learn more at http://www.homeandfamilytv.com -
15 Gorgeous Agave Plants
Thanks for watching........ 1) Blue Glow 2) vilmoriniana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_vilmoriniana 3) filifera - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_filifera 4) geminiflora 5) montana - 6) potatorum - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_potatorum 7) attenuata - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_attenuata 8) macroacantha - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_macroacantha 9) desmettiana - 10) salmiana ferox 11) victoriae-reginae - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_victoriae-reginae 12) bovicornuta - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_bovicornuta 13) americana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_americana 14) angustifolia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_angustifolia 15) deserti - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_deserti Agave is a genus of monocots. The plants are perennial,...
Truth About Agave I What The Heck Are You Eating I Everyday Health
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In this week's What The Heck Are You Eating, created and hosted by Joy Bauer, Joy tells us all about agave. The natural sweetener is commonly used as an alterna...
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The Agave Harvest
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Madhava's Agave nectar is a pure and natural sweetener made from the natural juice (aguamiel) of the agave salmiana. It is harvested from live plants in the hig...
Madhava's Agave nectar is a pure and natural sweetener made from the natural juice (aguamiel) of the agave salmiana. It is harvested from live plants in the high desert region of Central Mexico, where a wealth of the plants grow wild. It is gathered by hand by Hnahnu Indian peoples native to this area, from plants on their land.
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Madhava's Agave nectar is a pure and natural sweetener made from the natural juice (aguamiel) of the agave salmiana. It is harvested from live plants in the high desert region of Central Mexico, where a wealth of the plants grow wild. It is gathered by hand by Hnahnu Indian peoples native to this area, from plants on their land.
Learn more about agave nectar by visiting http://www.MadhavasAgave.com
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Making tequila, harvesting a blue agave plant in Mexico
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A jimador cuts down and prepares a blue agave plant to be used to make tequila. This video was taken in Mexico, April 2009. From the website, http://tastetequil...
A jimador cuts down and prepares a blue agave plant to be used to make tequila. This video was taken in Mexico, April 2009. From the website, http://tastetequila.com
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A jimador cuts down and prepares a blue agave plant to be used to make tequila. This video was taken in Mexico, April 2009. From the website, http://tastetequila.com
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Eat Agave, Get Fat. Learn the shocking truth about Raw Agave Syrup Nectar
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John from http://www.okraw.com shares some important information about agave. He was the first to warn the raw food community in 2006 about the negative impact...
John from http://www.okraw.com shares some important information about agave. He was the first to warn the raw food community in 2006 about the negative impacts about agave on your health. Raw or Not, Agave is high in Fructose. We should call it High Fructose Agave Syrup.
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John from http://www.okraw.com shares some important information about agave. He was the first to warn the raw food community in 2006 about the negative impacts about agave on your health. Raw or Not, Agave is high in Fructose. We should call it High Fructose Agave Syrup.
- published: 02 Apr 2010
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Tequila and the Agave Harvester (El jimador)
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- Duration: 1:31
- Updated: 15 Oct 2014
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Food Wars: Natural Sweeteners - Agave Nectar vs Honey vs Maple Syrup #LLTV
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Campo Abierto - Características del Agave Tequilana Weber Variedad Azul
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en ésta ocasión: el Dr. Benjamín Rodríguez Garay y el Maestro en Ciencias José Manuel Rodriguez, tratan las características principales de la materia prima del ...
en ésta ocasión: el Dr. Benjamín Rodríguez Garay y el Maestro en Ciencias José Manuel Rodriguez, tratan las características principales de la materia prima del Tequila, el agave Tequilana Weber variedad azul.
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en ésta ocasión: el Dr. Benjamín Rodríguez Garay y el Maestro en Ciencias José Manuel Rodriguez, tratan las características principales de la materia prima del Tequila, el agave Tequilana Weber variedad azul.
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AGAVES, an overview
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Garden photojournalist Debra Lee Baldwin, author of Designing with Succulents and Succulent Container Gardens, introduces 17 different kinds of agave and shows ...
Garden photojournalist Debra Lee Baldwin, author of Designing with Succulents and Succulent Container Gardens, introduces 17 different kinds of agave and shows their uses in the landscape, gardens and containers. Hardiness (how much cold each kind will tolerate) is given for each.
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Garden photojournalist Debra Lee Baldwin, author of Designing with Succulents and Succulent Container Gardens, introduces 17 different kinds of agave and shows their uses in the landscape, gardens and containers. Hardiness (how much cold each kind will tolerate) is given for each.
- published: 17 May 2012
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The Amazing Agave
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‘Home & Family’s’ Garden Expert, Shirley Bovshow chats about the amazing agave! When it comes to the Agave plant, the flowers, leaves, stalks and sap are comple...
‘Home & Family’s’ Garden Expert, Shirley Bovshow chats about the amazing agave! When it comes to the Agave plant, the flowers, leaves, stalks and sap are completely edible. Tequila comes from Agave tequiliana, a plant found in Jalisco, Mexico. Agaves may take 15 to 20 years to flower and then they die. The Blue Agave plant provides the sweetener that a lot of people use in their coffee.
Learn more at http://www.homeandfamilytv.com
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‘Home & Family’s’ Garden Expert, Shirley Bovshow chats about the amazing agave! When it comes to the Agave plant, the flowers, leaves, stalks and sap are completely edible. Tequila comes from Agave tequiliana, a plant found in Jalisco, Mexico. Agaves may take 15 to 20 years to flower and then they die. The Blue Agave plant provides the sweetener that a lot of people use in their coffee.
Learn more at http://www.homeandfamilytv.com
- published: 03 Apr 2015
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15 Gorgeous Agave Plants
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- Duration: 1:35
- Updated: 21 Jul 2014
- views: 7125
Thanks for watching........
1) Blue Glow
2) vilmoriniana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_vilmoriniana
3) filifera - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_fili...
Thanks for watching........
1) Blue Glow
2) vilmoriniana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_vilmoriniana
3) filifera - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_filifera
4) geminiflora
5) montana -
6) potatorum - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_potatorum
7) attenuata - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_attenuata
8) macroacantha - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_macroacantha
9) desmettiana -
10) salmiana ferox
11) victoriae-reginae - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_victoriae-reginae
12) bovicornuta - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_bovicornuta
13) americana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_americana
14) angustifolia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_angustifolia
15) deserti - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_deserti
Agave is a genus of monocots. The plants are perennial, but each rosette flowers once and then dies (see semelparity). Some species are known by the name century plant.
In the APG III system, the genus is placed in the subfamily Agavoideae of the broadly circumscribed family Asparagaceae. Some authors prefer to place it in the segregate family Agavaceae. Traditionally, it was circumscribed to be composed of about 166 species, but it is now usually understood to have about 208 species.
Chiefly Mexican, agaves are also native to the southern and western United States and central and tropical South America. They are succulents with a large rosette of thick, fleshy leaves, each ending generally in a sharp point and with a spiny margin; the stout stem is usually short, the leaves apparently springing from the root. Along with plants from the related genus Yucca, various Agave species are popular ornamental plants.
Each rosette is monocarpic and grows slowly to flower only once. During flowering, a tall stem or "mast" grows from the center of the leaf rosette and bears a large number of short, tubular flowers. After development of fruit, the original plant dies, but suckers are frequently produced from the base of the stem, which become new plants.
It is a common misconception that agaves are cacti. They are not related to cacti, nor are they closely related to Aloe whose leaves are similar in appearance.
Agave species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera (butterfly and moth) species, including Batrachedra striolata, which has been recorded on A. shawii.
In the Cronquist system and others, Agave was placed in the family Liliaceae, but phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequences later showed it did not belong there. In the APG II system, Agave was placed in the family Agavaceae. When this system was superseded by the APG III system in 2009, the Agavaceae were subsumed into the expanded family Asparagaceae, and Agave was treated as one of 18 genera in the subfamily Agavoideae.
Agave had long been treated as a genus of about 166 species, but this concept of Agave is now known to be paraphyletic over the genera Manfreda, Polianthes, and Prochnyanthes. These genera are now combined with Agave as Agave sensu lato, which contains about 208 species. In some of the older classifications, Agave was divided into two subgenera, Agave and Littaea, based on the form of the inflorescence. These two subgenera are probably not monophyletic.
Agaves have long presented special difficulties for taxonomy; variations within a species may be considerable, and a number of named species are of unknown origin and may just be variants of original wild species.
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave
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Thanks for watching........
1) Blue Glow
2) vilmoriniana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_vilmoriniana
3) filifera - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_filifera
4) geminiflora
5) montana -
6) potatorum - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_potatorum
7) attenuata - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_attenuata
8) macroacantha - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_macroacantha
9) desmettiana -
10) salmiana ferox
11) victoriae-reginae - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_victoriae-reginae
12) bovicornuta - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_bovicornuta
13) americana - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_americana
14) angustifolia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_angustifolia
15) deserti - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agave_deserti
Agave is a genus of monocots. The plants are perennial, but each rosette flowers once and then dies (see semelparity). Some species are known by the name century plant.
In the APG III system, the genus is placed in the subfamily Agavoideae of the broadly circumscribed family Asparagaceae. Some authors prefer to place it in the segregate family Agavaceae. Traditionally, it was circumscribed to be composed of about 166 species, but it is now usually understood to have about 208 species.
Chiefly Mexican, agaves are also native to the southern and western United States and central and tropical South America. They are succulents with a large rosette of thick, fleshy leaves, each ending generally in a sharp point and with a spiny margin; the stout stem is usually short, the leaves apparently springing from the root. Along with plants from the related genus Yucca, various Agave species are popular ornamental plants.
Each rosette is monocarpic and grows slowly to flower only once. During flowering, a tall stem or "mast" grows from the center of the leaf rosette and bears a large number of short, tubular flowers. After development of fruit, the original plant dies, but suckers are frequently produced from the base of the stem, which become new plants.
It is a common misconception that agaves are cacti. They are not related to cacti, nor are they closely related to Aloe whose leaves are similar in appearance.
Agave species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera (butterfly and moth) species, including Batrachedra striolata, which has been recorded on A. shawii.
In the Cronquist system and others, Agave was placed in the family Liliaceae, but phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequences later showed it did not belong there. In the APG II system, Agave was placed in the family Agavaceae. When this system was superseded by the APG III system in 2009, the Agavaceae were subsumed into the expanded family Asparagaceae, and Agave was treated as one of 18 genera in the subfamily Agavoideae.
Agave had long been treated as a genus of about 166 species, but this concept of Agave is now known to be paraphyletic over the genera Manfreda, Polianthes, and Prochnyanthes. These genera are now combined with Agave as Agave sensu lato, which contains about 208 species. In some of the older classifications, Agave was divided into two subgenera, Agave and Littaea, based on the form of the inflorescence. These two subgenera are probably not monophyletic.
Agaves have long presented special difficulties for taxonomy; variations within a species may be considerable, and a number of named species are of unknown origin and may just be variants of original wild species.
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Tequila and the Agave Harvester (El jimador)
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Amjad Sabri laid to rest in Karachi, thousands attend funeral
Edit Dawn 23 Jun 2016
KARACHI. Thousands of fans, supporters and friends attended the funeral prayers of Amjad Sabri, the famed qawwal who was shot dead in broad daylight in Liaquatabad here a day earlier. Sabri was laid to rest in the Paposhnagar Graveyard, next to his father, qawwali maestro Ghulam Farid Sabri. His namaz-i-janaza was held after Zuhr prayers at Furqania Masjid in Liaquatabad, which is also where the renowned singer lived ... — DawnNews ... ....
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Your Summer Sessions Questions, Anticipated and Answered (Flying Dog Brewery)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Jun 2016
(Source. Flying Dog Brewery). We want you to come to the brewery, drink good beer, catch an amazing live show and have a life-changing experience. With all that in mind, we anticipated your questions and have provided you with our best answers. Q. I've got lots of chores I have to get done before I am allowed to play. What is the timeline for Saturday?. A ... Easy IPA, Bloodline Blood Orange Ale, Snake Dog IPA, Numero Uno Agave Cerveza Firkins....
Bacardi Limited Elects New Director to Board (Bacardi Limited)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Jun 2016
(Source. Bacardi Limited). Industry-veteran Stella David rejoins family-owned Bacardi. Hamilton, Bermuda, June 23, 2016 - Facundo L ... David ... Ms ... The company boasts a portfolio of some of the most iconic and top-selling spirits brands including BACARDÍ® rum, GREY GOOSE® vodka, DEWAR'S® blended Scotch whisky, BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® gin, CAZADORES® 100% blue agave tequila, MARTINI® vermouth and sparkling wines, and other leading and emerging brands....
Bacardi Limited Elects New Director to Board
Edit Yahoo Daily News 23 Jun 2016
HAMILTON, Bermuda--(BUSINESS WIRE)--. Facundo L ... This Smart News Release features multimedia. View the full release here ... David ... Ms ... Under Ms ... The company boasts a portfolio of some of the most iconic and top-selling spirits brands including BACARDÍ® rum, GREY GOOSE® vodka, DEWAR'S® blended Scotch whisky, BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® gin, CAZADORES® 100% blue agave tequila, MARTINI® vermouth and sparkling wines, and other leading and emerging brands ... ....
10 Best Walt Disney World Resort adult beverages and where to find them
Edit The Examiner 21 Jun 2016
If a contest is decided before it even begins, can it still considered competitive? Up against Epcot's amazing Grand Marnier Orange Slush, there really is no competition. There is also no shame in "losing" to a beverage so categorically wonderful ... 10. Big Island Ice Tea - Barefoot Pool Bar, Polynesian Village Resort ... They are always strong ... 9 ... 8 ... 7 ... 6 ... 5 ... The combination of hospitality, authenticity and agave will bring lágrimas to your eyes ... ....
World's best sky-high and rooftop restaurants
Edit CNN 21 Jun 2016
(CNN)Whether it's the Empire State, London's Shard or the Sydney Tower, the lines are always long to visit the top of tall buildings. Which is why it makes sense to combine a cloud-level gawp at a sprawling cityscape with dinner. Thankfully many of these elevated spots come complete with sky-high restaurants ... Duck and Waffle, London. Read More ... Top of the list for summer is the Frozen Paloma, made with tequila, grapefruit, agave and lime....
The Wayland Team Introduces a Stylish, Healthy-ish High Line Spot
Edit New York Magazine 20 Jun 2016
Blueberry-corn waffle with warm honey butter and housemade clabber cream. The East Village's the Wayland and Good Night Sonny have a certain cool factor without any of the usual accompanying pretension ... to 4 p.m ... Take a look.. Smoked-trout sandwich ... green apple, kale, cucumber, ginger, matcha, agave ... ....
Cooking Sous Vide with Peter St. Onge
Edit The News & Observer 20 Jun 2016
There are no noodles in this colorful chicken salad, but there are oodles (and oodles) of spiralized vegetables. That makes this dish ideal for people with wheat sensitivities, who often have to forgo traditional noodle dishes such as pasta, ramen and one of my favorites, beef lo mein ... While you could use pak choi, if you can’t find it, thinly sliced Napa cabbage will work ... Gluten-Free Chicken Noodle Salad ... 1 tablespoon agave syrup ... ....
4th of July BBQ Food and Drinks: 25 You Must Try From Shark Tank
Edit Forbes 20 Jun 2016
These 25 food and beverages represent some of the most novel gourmet concoctions American entrepreneurs have to offer ... The frozen concoctionis made with pea protein from milled peas,vegetable glycerin, agave, tapioca, xanthan gum, monk fruit extract, guar gum, stevia, baking soda, cocoa powder and cinnamon ... Among the past winners were Agave Syrup aged in Tequila barrels, Laughing Clown Chocolate Stout and Malt Shoppe Suds Milk Stout ... ....
4th of July BBQ: 25 Items You Must Try From Shark Tank
Edit Forbes 20 Jun 2016
These 25 food and beverages represent some of the most novel gourmet concoctions American entrepreneurs have to offer ... The frozen concoctionis made with pea protein from milled peas,vegetable glycerin, agave, tapioca, xanthan gum, monk fruit extract, guar gum, stevia, baking soda, cocoa powder and cinnamon ... Among the past winners were Agave Syrup aged in Tequila barrels, Laughing Clown Chocolate Stout and Malt Shoppe Suds Milk Stout ... ....
Jägermeister Haus 56 astounds in Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas
Edit The Examiner 19 Jun 2016
The 20th edition of Electric Daisy Carnival returns for a final night at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on June 19 and Jägermeister is part of the celebration. Jägermeister has brought Haus 56, a huge, mind-blowing tree house evocative of Jägermeister’s German roots to life onsite ... The tree house was completed with two large horns in homage to the stag on the liqueur’s logo ... The Banger. 1½ ounce Jägermeister ... ½ ounce agave nectar ... The Drop ... ....
Father’s Day: Great gift ideas & refreshing cocktail recipes for dear old dad
Edit The Examiner 19 Jun 2016
When it comes to special occasions, one of the most beloved holidays of the year is almost here. June 19, 2016, is Father’s Day, an annual event where people around the world celebrate and honor one of the most special men in our lives ... Father's Day Gift Ideas ... Refreshing Cocktail Recipes for Dad ... 4 parts Milagro Silver 1 part fresh lime juice 2 parts Agave nectar 6 dashes peach bitters 8 raspberries 12 blueberries Fresh mint leaves ... ....
Taste Bud: Wonder Breakfast
Edit The Jakarta Post 18 Jun 2016
QUICK AND EASY MEALS FOR ‘SAHUR’. When fasting during Ramadhan, it’s important to important to have sahur meals with lots of fiber and to drink plenty of liquid to help you feel full and hydrated during the day. It’s also best to consume food with a low glycemic index that will release its sugars slowly to allow you to feel energized longer ... Chia pudding ... 3 tablespoons of agave or maple syrup ... 3 tablespoons of agave or maple syrup ... ....
Fountainbleau Summer cocktails highlight the need for a man to learn this skill
Edit The Examiner 17 Jun 2016
At Hakkasan, the Cantonese restaurant on the fourth floor, choose from three different cocktails which speak to wild living and an assertive personality like Amburana Sour made with Avua Cachaca (Brazilian liqueur), Plymouth Slow gin, agave, lime juice and egg whites or Mezcal 2.0 that has Del Maguey mezcal tequila mixed with mandarin puree, honey syrup, yuzu juice and dragon fruit Baiju froth ... ....
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