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Beans, green

Beans, green with pods, peas, green without pods... [Pg.172]

By sowing fast-maturing vegetables like lettuce and radishes little and often, at 2-3 week intervals, you can avoid gluts and have a continuous supply over many months. Other suitable crops include corn salad, arugula, and other salad leaves calabrese, kohlrabi, spinach, string beans, green onions, and turnips. [Pg.259]

Bean, green Cabbage, green Cabbage, white Cucumber Parsley Paprika, green Pea, green Spinach... [Pg.838]

Mung beans, green, dry (Phaseolus aureus Roxb.) 0.8 — 2.5 3.8 ... [Pg.298]

Pigeon pea, sword bean, winged bean, jack bean, French bean, green bean, Kersting ... [Pg.89]

Iron is used to regenerate hemoglobin. Iron is absorbed in the intestine and enters plasma as heme. Iron is stored as ferritin in the liver, spleen, and bone marrow. Five to twenty milligrams of iron are required daily. Iron deficiency causes anemia. Iron is found in liver, lean meats, egg yolks, dried beans, green vegetables (i.e., spinach), and fruit. Women who are pregnant should increase their iron intake as specified by the healthcare provider. Large doses of iron are prescribed in the second and third trimesters. The patient must adhere to the... [Pg.96]

Alkyl methoxy pyrazines are an important class of aroma compounds exhibiting intense green bean/green pea aroma notes. Reineccius s group at the University of Minnesota show that mutant strains of Pseudomonas perolens produce the isopropyl isomer to a final level of 15 mg/L of culture. Since the threshold is 2xl0 ° ppm, the reported yield is substantial. [Pg.384]

Figure 4.3 compares the number of compounds identified in green and in roasted coffee beans. Green coffee contains a larger number of identified alcohols (B) and nearly the same number of identified aldehydes (C) and esters (F) than roasted beans. On the contrary, the latter are richer in furans (I), pyrazines (O), ketones (D) and phenols (H). Thiophenes (J), oxazoles (L) and thiazoles (M) have only been identified in roasted coffee. The roasting effect is also revealed by the increased number of pyrroles (K) and sulfur-containing compounds. The distribution of aroma volatiles is shown in Figure 4.4. [Pg.76]

Identified by Zlatkis and Sivetz (1960), called pentadiene without any specification. Merritt and Robertson (1966) identified a pentadiene. Quoting these two publications, Vitzthum (1976) referred to 1,4-pentadiene and TNO lists (1996) a pentadiene of unknown structure. It is very probably 1,3-pentadiene. In a later work, Merritt et al. (1970) did not quote pentadiene in an analysis of ground coffee beans, green and roasted, but Shimoda and Shibamoto (1990a) identified two isomers of 1,3-pentadiene in a headspace analysis of brewed coffee (peak areas 1.0 and 0.79% of the volatiles). Murota (1993) finds also 1,3-pentadiene in headspace of arabica. [Pg.90]

Beans, green Beans Miso Miso Japan 36... [Pg.176]

Isoflavones are mainly found in legumes and particularly in soy. Soy is the major source of genistein and daizdein, although their presence has also been reported in black beans, green split peas, and clover sprouts. The widespread use of soy products in infant foods, vegetarian formulations and as an ingredient in the composition of several foods leads to its ubiquitous presence in foodstuffs. Other isoflavones with nutritional relevance are brochamin and formononetin, which occur in... [Pg.745]

Iron (ferrous sulfate, gluconate, or fumarate) is used for the regeneration of hemoglobin. Iron deficiency causes anemia. The patient requires 5 to 20 mg of iron each day from eating liver, lean meats, egg yolks, dried beans, green vegetables (such as spinach), and fruit. [Pg.174]

Guar and its gum, coffee beans, lentils, beans, green beans, melon, watermelon, clover and sugar cane... [Pg.60]

Banana, bean (green snap), kiwi fruit... [Pg.99]

The best known plant L. are Concanavalin A (Con A) from jack beans (Canavalia ensifornus), which was crystallized in 1919 by Sumner, and the agglutinins from wheat germ (WGA), lima beans, green beans (Phaseolus), castor beans Ricinus) and potatoes. WGA is very well characterized, and L. with similar specificities and structure are present in rye and barley. Seeds from 90 other members of the Triticeae tribe of... [Pg.354]

Green beans (Dwarf French beans) are grown mainly for processing but there is a small retail market for fresh green beans. Green beans are usually classified according to pod width Fine beans (8.0-9.0mm pod width) Medium fine beans (9.0-10.5 mm pod width) and Medium fine/large beans (>10.5 mm pod width). [Pg.402]

Asparagus, lima beans, green beans, broccoli, cauUllower, green peas, potatoes, spinach, bmssels sprouts, and baby corn-cobs. [Pg.403]

Lentils and ripe seeds of peas have similar levels of starch and amylose as beans. Green peas have about 4% starch, soybeans contain less than 1% starch. [Pg.250]

Pears Chlorogenic acid Beans (green) 3,4-Dlhydroxyphenylalanlne (dopa)... [Pg.746]

Beans (green, kidney, lima, mung, navy, wax soybean, including soya flour and oil)... [Pg.31]

Good sources of soluble fiber are root vegetables (such as carrots, parsnips, and potatoes) legumes (such as chickpeas, dried beans, green peers, and lentils fruit (especially apples) oats and sesame. [Pg.545]

DRY PEAS DRV BEANS CHICK PEAS QRSN PEAS DRV BROAD BEANS GREEN BEANS LENTILS... [Pg.613]

Cooked mature limas furnish considerably more calories, protein, carbohydrate, phosphorus, iron, and potassium than cooked immature beans (green limas). However, the latter are much higher in vitamins A and C. Both types of limas are low in fat. [Pg.628]


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