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This root crop is good in any form. Afghanistan is considered his homeland. It was from there that the carrot gradually spread all over the world. The ancient Greeks endowed it with heavenly power, calling it a fruit that bears love. At least in cooking, there is perhaps no product that would not reciprocate carrots. When dried, granular carrots are ideally stored without taking up much space and without requiring special conditions. And getting into the water, quickly restores its properties. Use for Soups, sauces, marinades, meat dishes, birds and game dishes. Taste Sweetish Пищевая ценность Углеводы (г/100г) 49 Жиры (г/100г) 0,5 Белки (г/100г) 9,5 Энергетическая ценность (ккал/100г) 240

This solanaceous berry came to Europe from Persia, and because of the difficulties of translation, it was often called a crazy apple. Eggplant came to Russia from the Caucasus, which is why it had the nickname “Armenian cucumber” for a long time. Properly dried eggplant has a bright aroma and taste of mushrooms. This feature makes it an indispensable component in dishes with stewed vegetables or in any roast. Use for Soups, sauces, marinades, dishes from meat, poultry and game dishes. Taste Spicy, bitter, piquant Nutrition value on 100 gr. Proteins (g / 100g)… 11 Fats (g / 100g)… 1,0 Carbohydrates (g / 100g)… 43 Energy value (kcal / 100g)… 230

Peking cabbage was popular in Europe only in the Asian quarters until the middle of the 20th century. But in the past few decades, she has been at the peak of culinary popularity, including in Russia. Its nutritional value and excellent taste are preserved in the dried product. It is from dried Beijing cabbage that a delicious Korean soup of siriag-cook is prepared, as well as national dishes Namul, Ttige, and Bale. Companions of dried Chinese cabbage, helping her to reach her full taste potential, are garlic and onions. Use for Soups, sauces, marinades, dishes meat, poultry and game dishes. Taste Piquant, sweetish Nutrition value on 100 gr. Proteins (g / 100g)… 26 Fats (g / 100g)… 3,5 Carbohydrates (g / 100g)… 34 Energy value (kcal / 100g)… 270

Im 16. Jahrhundert entdeckten portugiesische Eroberer Ceylon-Zimt in Sri Lanka und brachten dieses Gewürz im 16. und 17. Jahrhundert nach Europa. Ceylon-Zimt wird aus wildwachsenden Bäumen gewonnen, die Wuchshöhen bis zu 10 m erreichen und in den Wäldern von Ceylon und Südindien wild wachsen. Dieses Gewürz wird aus der feinsten Innenrinde hergestellt, die von drei Jahre alten Trieben geschnitten wurde. Echter Ceylon-Zimt ist ein stark duftendes und geschmacklich hervorragendes Gewürz. Jeder, der schon einmal ihn probiert hat, weiß gut Bescheid, welche unterschiedlichen Geschmacksqualitäten dieses Gewürz haben soll. Kohlenhydrate (g / 100 g):4,0 Fett (g / 100 g):3,0 Eiweiß (g / 100 g):28 Brennwert (kcal):160 Mindestens:18 Monate haltbar Nettogewicht (g):30