Description
ROMANOVSKAYA MUSTARD adds spice to your favorite dishes. Usually served with hot dishes, cold cuts of meat, tongue. Mustard can make a delicacy out of the most boring dish.
Spicy mustard is used in the preparation of chicken, turkey, veal and fish. Its main property during heat treatment is the prevention of leakage of meat juice. At the same time, it makes the dish spicy, and the taste is saturated.
Mustard is also used as an independent seasoning with bread, sausages and sausages. Seasoning is added to various sauces and marinades.
In addition to the ability to give different dishes a special taste, mustard has the property of a preservative, and also helps to preserve the consistency of some products.
General characteristics
Country of origin
Russia ⠀
Nutritional value
Calorie content 100 g "Sauces and dressings"
compose 162 kCal / 677,81 KJ.
Fats — 6,4 g
Proteins — 5,7 g
Carbohydrates — 22 g
Composition
Mustard is rich in proteins, organic acids, starch. Vitamins of group B, vitamin A, E, D have a beneficial effect on the body from the inside and outside. The same vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant, it prevents premature aging and is responsible for the elasticity and firmness of the skin.
Potassium, calcium, magnesium, zinc, phosphorus strengthen the cardiovascular and nervous systems. Mustard normalizes cholesterol levels in the blood, protects the body from free radicals.
Essential oils contained in mustard stimulate digestion, warm up well and accelerate the movement of blood. They have a warming, bactericidal effect.
The daily norm for a healthy person is one or two teaspoons, so as not to cause exacerbation of gastritis, colitis, ulcers, kidney problems," says nutritionist Elena Solomatina, Candidate of Medical Sciences.
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