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The healing power of green beans

  1. Beans are a tasty legume. When you talk about beans, you actually mean green beans. These are also called princess beans. Green beans comes from the former word asparagus beans. For a long time they were eaten in the same way as asparagus; namely with butter and nutmeg. This bean variety was imported from South America. In Suriname twice as long beans as the green bean are called long beans.

Beans are not vegetables

  1. Beans are legumes. They are the shells of seeds and seeds themselves. We often eat the whole plant of vegetables, but only the seed of legumes. This makes it look like fruit

Nutritional value of green beans

  1. The green bean is very healthy. The phytonutrients are very evenly distributed throughout the bean and contain many different types of nutrients. 100 grams of beans is enough for 20% of the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) of vitamin C. Vitamin K is good for 18% and vitamin A for 13%. It also contains many nutrients, all of which fluctuate between 4 and 10% of the RDI. The minerals contain manganese, molybdenum, magnesium, potassium, iron, phosphorus, calcium and copper. In terms of vitamins, it contains a lot of B1, B2, B3, B6 and B11 in addition to C, A and K. In addition, green beans contain a lot of fiber, a little protein and quite a bit of the amino acid

Phytonutrients

  1. Green beans contain many phytonutrients in the form of carotenoids and flavonoids, all of which have a strong antioxidant effect. It contains the following carotenoids: lutein, beta-carotene, violaxanthin and neoxanthin. Of the flavonoids, it contains quercetin

Good for the blood vessels

  1. There are antioxidants in fruits and vegetables

Good for diabetes

  1. Beans contain many antioxidants that inhibit inflammation at the cellular level. Because diabetes or diabetes mellitus

Buncis

  1. In Indonesian, beans are called buncis. That word naturally comes from Dutch. Indonesia used to be part of the Dutch Kingdom and the Indonesian language has adopted thousands of words from Dutch. Read here

Tips for eating beans

  1. Beans can be cooked, but if they are cooked too long, the color will turn dark greyish green and the beans will become completely limp. Beans can also be cooked for 3 minutes. Then they keep their happy green color and they are al dente. Instead of boiling, you can also stir-fry or wok them. In that case you put oil in the pan and the bean is cooked by the heat of the oil. You can also use a mixture: first boil 2 mint and then fry with a fried onion, ginger, garlic and hot pepper. That is a nice vegetable base for baking potatoes or brown rice.

  2. Beans can be cooked, but if they are cooked too long, the color will turn dark gray-green and the beans will become completely limp. Beans can also be cooked for 3 minutes. Then they keep their happy green color and they are al dente. Instead of boiling, you can also stir-fry or wok them. In that case you put oil in the pan and the bean is cooked by the heat of the oil. You can also use a mixture: first boil 2 mint and then fry with a fried onion, ginger, garlic and hot pepper. That is a nice vegetable base for baking potatoes or brown rice.



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