Edamame is a kind of soybean, which is a very nutritious and delicious food. But how to make edamame delicious ? There are still some skills. Let me introduce it to you below. Cooking edamame Nutritional Value1. The fat content in edamame is significantly higher than that in other types of vegetables, but most of them are unsaturated fatty acids, such as linoleic acid and linolenic acid, which are essential to the human body. They can improve fat metabolism and help reduce triglycerides and cholesterol in the human body. 2. The lecithin in edamame is one of the indispensable nutrients for brain development, which helps to improve the brain's memory and intelligence level; 3. Edamame is also rich in dietary fiber, which can not only improve constipation, but also help lower blood pressure and cholesterol; 4. Edamame has a high potassium content. Eating it often in summer can help make up for the loss of potassium caused by excessive sweating, thereby alleviating fatigue and loss of appetite caused by the loss of potassium; 5. The iron in edamame is easy to absorb and can be used as one of the foods for children to supplement iron. In addition, edamame contains trace amounts of functional ingredients, flavonoids, especially soy isoflavones, which are called natural plant estrogens. They have estrogen effects in the human body, can improve women's menopausal discomfort, and prevent and treat osteoporosis; 6. Edamame contains compounds that can remove fat from the blood vessel wall, thereby playing a role in lowering blood lipids and cholesterol in the blood; 7. Edamame has the effect of nourishing the skin and effectively improving loss of appetite and general fatigue. Edamame is rich in balanced nutrition and contains beneficial active ingredients. Regular consumption can significantly help women maintain a slim figure. It can also prevent and assist in the treatment of obesity, hyperlipidemia, atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease and other diseases.How to make delicious edamameCooking edamame Ingredients: edamame, onion, ginger, pepper, aniseed, fennel, cinnamon, a little salt practice: 1. Wash the edamame with clean water, and make sure to remove the hair as much as possible; cut the green onion and ginger into slices and set aside. Wrap the spices with gauze to make a spice bag and set aside; 2. Put an appropriate amount of water in the pot, wait for it to boil, then add the prepared edamame and an appropriate amount of refined salt, and then boil it over high heat. Then turn the heat to low heat and cook with the lid open for about 7 minutes before turning off the heat. 3. After the edamame is cooked, continue to soak it in the pot for six hours and then take it out. When cooking the edamame, you must add more water, but never add more water during the cooking process. If you want the edamame to remain green, cooking it with the lid open is the key, as this will make the edamame look more beautiful. 4. If you want to make the edamame more flavorful when cooking, you may want to cut small slits on both ends of the edamame before cooking, so that the various flavors in the soup can better penetrate into the edamame. However, this method will make it taste watery, so people who don't like this taste should not use this method. Bamboo shoots with edamame Ingredients: 125g edamame, 100g bamboo shoots; Seasoning: 3g ginger, 3g salt, 2g pepper, 3g MSG, 5g sesame oil, 30g soy sauce practice: 1. First, clean the bamboo shoots and put them in a bowl. Then add some water and steam them for about an hour. Then remove the old nodes from the steamed bamboo shoots and cut them into dices for later use. 2. Put the seasonings in a bowl and mix well to make a marinade. Then remove the pods of the edamame and cook them in a pot. After they are cooked, remove them from the pot, drain the water and place them on a plate. Then cover the edamame with diced bamboo shoots and pour the seasoning marinade on top. Cooked Edamame In many people's summer diet, pickled food is the first choice on the table of almost every household. Some people even use pickled food to soak both meat and vegetables before eating, which makes the taste extraordinary. Using pickled food to stew edamame not only saves the trouble of frying and cooking, but also makes the taste more delicious. So how to make pickled edamame delicious? practice: 1. Soak the edamame in clean water, remove the fine hair on the surface and pour out the dirty water, then add 1 tablespoon of flour and 1 teaspoon of salt and mix with the edamame. This method can effectively remove the dirt on the surface of the edamame, and then properly clean and trim the edamame. 2. Put a proper amount of water in the pot and bring it to a boil. Then put a proper amount of baking soda in the pot and pour in the edamame. Boil without covering for 5 minutes. After turning off the fire, put the edamame in cold water to cool down. Finally, rinse it with pure water and drain it. Then prepare a quick fresh-keeping box, put the edamame in it and immerse it in the brine. Finally, put it in the refrigerator for 3 to 4 hours before eating. Be careful when eating edamame in summerEdamame is tender green in color and lovely in appearance. It is a vegetable that people like to eat in summer. You can see boiled edamame at home and in restaurants. It is delicious whether eaten with wine or as a snack. Fresh bean vegetables have a relatively high nutrient content: Edamame belongs to the fresh bean vegetables, and its partners include cowpeas, peas, lentils, green beans, etc. Compared with other vegetables, fresh bean vegetables have a relatively high nutrient content: their protein content is 4% on average, carotene is generally high, and they are rich in potassium, calcium, iron, zinc, selenium, etc. The vitamin B2 content is similar to that of green leafy vegetables. Among fresh bean vegetables, edamame has a relatively prominent nutritional characteristic. Edamame is rich in nutrients: the iron content in edamame is 3.5 mg per 100 grams, which is much higher than snow peas (0.9 mg), green beans (1.5 mg), peas (1.7 mg), kidney beans (1.0 mg), cowpeas (0.5 mg), and long beans (1.3 mg). It is also easy to absorb and can be used as one of the foods for children to supplement iron. The zinc content of edamame is 1.73 mg, and the only fresh bean vegetables with more than 1 mg are peas (1.29 mg) and kidney beans (1.04 mg). Iron and zinc are nutrients that are closely related to intelligence. In addition, edamame tastes good and is a food that can be eaten while playing, which is very suitable for children. Edamame has a high potassium content, containing 478 mg per 100 grams. In summer, people sweat a lot, and sweat will take away a certain amount of potassium. Potassium loss can make people tired and weak, and lose their appetite. Eating edamame often in summer can supplement potassium and relieve fatigue. The magnesium content in edamame is 70 mg per 100 grams, which is also much higher than other fresh beans (16 mg for snow peas, 27 mg for green beans, 43 mg for peas, 16 mg for kidney beans, 31 mg for cowpeas, and 46 mg for long beans). Magnesium can maintain bone growth and neuromuscular excitability. The vitamin C content of edamame is 27 mg per 100 grams, ranking first among fresh bean vegetables; edamame is rich in dietary fiber, reaching 4.0 grams per 100 grams, which can not only improve constipation, but also help lower blood pressure and cholesterol; edamame also contains trace amounts of bioactive flavonoids, especially soy isoflavones, which are very important for maintaining women's health and improving menopausal discomfort. Edamame should be eaten with caution: although edamame is rich in nutrients, it cannot be eaten freely. Edamame is one of the main characters in the night snacks of food stalls. A plate of edamame, a few skewers of skewers, and a glass of draft beer are the classic night snacks for many people. Moreover, many people believe that skewers are animal foods and edamame is plant food. The former is high in calories, and the latter is just to neutralize it. Eating the two together, with meat and vegetables, is both healthy and delicious. In people's impression, animal foods are high-energy foods, while plant vegetables are not high in calories. This is true, but edamame is an exception. Edamame is a high-energy vegetable, with an energy content of 123.0 kcal per 100 grams, which is much higher than other fresh bean vegetables (such as snow peas 27 kcal, long beans 32 kcal, green beans 28 kcal, cowpeas 29 kcal) and other types of vegetables (such as white radish 21 kcal, eggplant 21 kcal, red pepper 32 kcal, winter melon 11 kcal, Chinese cabbage 17 kcal, rapeseed 23 kcal, spinach 24 kcal, lotus root 70 kcal). In addition, the fat content in edamame is also relatively high, 5.0 grams per 100 grams, while the fat content of various vegetables we usually eat is mostly in the low tenths. It can be seen that the combination of meat and edamame is not good. When eating, one of the two should be chosen, or the consumption of both should be reduced at the same amount, and paired with other types of vegetables. In short, although edamame is a vegetable, it cannot be eaten freely. |
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