oops, i needed this in spanish 14:29 Sep 4, 2011
I understand what "Kick it up a notch" means in English, what I don´t know is how to translate this into Spanish. This appears in an American elementary school newsletter and the following is the full text which this phrase refers to-
Kick It Up a Notch!
With the beginning of the school year, our lives return to a busy, structured schedule. Don’t let healthy eating fall by the wayside. Packaged, processed foods can seem like a quick solution, but the sugar, salt and fat mean that they aren’t the healthiest choices. Instead, try to use more fresh ingredients to cook simple, tasty meals without processed ingredients. Fresh herbs are a great way to add flavor to your cooking without adding a lot of extra salt. Add herbs like basil, rosemary, parsley and thyme to pasta dishes, soups and casseroles. Try this recipe for a fresh, healthy snack featuring fresh basil and tomatoes. The HHA garden is producing lots of fresh herbs right now, see Ms. Carlson if you’d like some to use at home.
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