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Tuesday 21 June 2016

Mung Bean Recipes And Why You Should Eat Them

By Sandra Campbell


As you travel around the world and read different cookbooks, you are bound to come across some foods, which you have never heard of. Some people may choose to try a mung bean recipes, or to just leave it alone, in fear of how the food will taste. Some people prefer to use them when they are peeled and split, and they will appear yellow. You can also buy dried beans, which may appear black or green.

When you buy dried produce, especially in seed form, from the farmers market, or the local convenience store, you normally need to soak it in water for a few hours, so that it does not take too long to cook. You can also choose to use a pressure cooker. However, if you are not careful this might turn your food into pulp. With green grams, you can leave them in water for about two hours and they will be ready to cook.

Once you start using these legumes, you will discover the various ways you can prepare them. This can be by putting them in a vegetable stew, in a curry, as part of your desert, or even in a soup. Their versatility is one thing that makes them very attractive to many cooks. They can also be cooked on their own, and eaten with bread or rice.

One easy way to cook them is to stew them on their own. You will just need to add them to the pan where you are cooking onions and tomatoes. After the tomatoes are well done, you can add the pre-boiled mung beans and leave them to simmer for a while. You can add coriander, garlic, curry powder, some chili, and some turmeric, to season the food. You can also make the dish a bit more coastal, by adding some coconut milk to the boiling food.

Very many people are embracing plant based diets. One concern for most of them though, is that they need to eat a lot of vegetables, to get enough protein. Feeding on green grams will provide you with almost as much protein, as you got from meat. These plants have compounds which act as tumor inhibitors, which is very good in a world with rising cancer cases.

Most people are a bit scared of legumes, because of their history of giving people flatulence. With green grams, you do not need to worry about this. They are also surprisingly high in fiber, meaning you do not need to worry about getting constipated. The high levels of soluble fibers are also very good for helping to lower cholesterol levels.

People who suffer for liver problems and heart problems are also encouraged to start including these beans, in their meal plans. They are good for maintaining a good liver and a strong heart, with chemical substances like lecithin, which normalize liver functions.

If you keep getting health problems because your body is not getting rid of toxins efficiently, you need to add these beans to your diet. They are also very handy if you have a hangover, as they will get rid of the symptoms. The fact that they have compounds, which stimulate the release of collagen and elastin, is very good for keeping your skin looking young, and healthy.




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