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| ( Brassica napus napobrassica ) |
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| Description |
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The Swedish Turnip belongs to the family of Cruciferae. The seed is small, round
and dark brown. Sprouts are ready to be eaten in 5-6 days. |
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| Properties |
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It reinforces our organism’s defences and has digestive and tonic properties thanks
to its high contents of Vitamines A, B1, B2, B3, C and minerals such as Calcium,
Iron, Magnesium, Potassium, Zinc and Sulphur. |
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| Use |
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Swedish Turnip sprouts are very tasty and are usually eaten together with salads,
hors d’oeuvres, fish, raw and cooked meat. |
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| One of the many recipes |
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Prawns with boiled sprouts sauce
- 12 prawns (100 gr each)
- 50 gr sprouts
- 15 yellow rose petals
- 50 gr sunflower oil
- Fresh orange juice
- Salt
- Pepper
Cut along prawn backs lengthways and put them on a large dish. Whip sprouts,
petals with oil and orange juice; adjust with pepper and salt. Use this sauce to
dress the prawns and serve with steamed potatoes, garnished with minced parsley. |
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