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| ( Trifolium pratense ) |
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| Description |
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The Red Clover belongs to the family of Legumes. Its very small seed (1,5 mm) is
kidney-shaped and yellowish-brown coloured. Sprouts are ready in 7/8 days. |
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| Properties |
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Red Clover Sprouts are rich in proteins. They contain vitamins A, group B, C, E and
minerals: Phosphorus, Potassium, Magnesium, Calcium. They have a relaxing
effect on the nervous system, as well as an antispasmodic and blood depurative
power. |
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| Use |
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| Their delicate taste is particularly appreciated in salads, both raw and cooked. |
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| One of the many recipes |
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Dried beef with red clover sprouts
- 50 gr minced dried beef
- 50 gr red clover sprouts
- 50 gr extra virgin olive oil
- 20 gr lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- Salt
- Pepper
Mix the sprouts with dried beef; use a fork to cream the oil with lemon juice, salt,
pepper and mustard. Dress the salad and serve with toasted Tuscan bread. |
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