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| ( Trigonella foenum graecum ) |
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| Description |
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The Fenugreek belongs to the family of Legumes. The seed is medium sized,
mustard-coloured, rectangular-shaped with stripes. Fenugreek sprouts need 6/7
days to grow. |
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| Properties |
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Fenugreek sprouts disinfect and depurate blood, kidneys and liver. They stimulate
the appetite and are recommended against anaemia and physical weariness. They
have a high content of proteins and carbohydrates, vitamins A, D, E and group B,
minerals such as Phosphorus, Potassium, iron, Calcium, Magnesium, Sulphur. |
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| Use |
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Fenugreek sprouts are to be eaten raw. Their taste is slightly sharp and they are
therefore used to spice up salads, soups and side dishes. |
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| One of the many recipes |
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Chicken roll with fenugreek sprouts
- 4 thin slices of chicken breast
- 40 gr fenugreek sprouts
- 50 gr white celery
- Salt
- Clingfilm, suitable for microwave use
Put the chicken breast on a chopping board, add salt, sprouts and celery in the
middle. Roll until getting a cigar and wrap it in the clingfilm. Cook in the microwave
oven for 4 minutes at 750 Watt. Leave the rolls to stand for 3 minutes, remove the
film and slice. Serve with tomato salad. |
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