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| ( Raphanus sativus ) |
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| Description |
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The Red Radish Sango is a new variety which has been recently developed; it belongs
to the family of Cruciferae. Our company is the sole producer and distributor of Sango
all over the world. The Red Radish Sango seed is round shaped and rust-coloured; each
gram contains about 100 seeds. Sprouts are ready to be eaten in about5/6 days. |
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| Properties |
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Red Radish Sango sprouts are purple-coloured and have a spicy taste; they are rich
in nutritional substances such as vitamins (A, B1, B2, C and PP) and minerals (iron,
potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium and phosphorus), which help strengthen
the muscular tissues, develop the sight, have antiseptic properties and stimulate
the secretion of gastric juices, improving the digestive process as well as our
organism’s overall defences. They have only a few calories, about 15 Cal. per 100
grams. The content of proteins is 4% and that of carbohydrates 3%. |
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| Use |
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Red Radish Sango sprouts can be eaten alone or together with hors d’oeuvres,
salads and vegetable dishes. Their rather strong taste makes them particularly
suitable with salads, fish and meat, both raw and cooked. |
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| One of the many recipes |
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Hors d'oeuvre with Radish Sango® sprouts
- 60 gr Taleggio cheese, cubed
- 60 gr Fontina cheese,cut into thin, matchstick strips
- 60 gr Asiago cheese, cubed
- 60 gr Provolone cheese, cut into thin, matchstick strips
- 100 gr Radish Sango® sprouts
- 30 gr maize seeds oil
- 5 gr black peppercorn
- 1 teaspoon minced parsley
Mix all ingredients in a big salad bowl and serve with fresh baby leaf lettuce. |
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