Squash/Pumpkin(南瓜)かぼちゃ

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Nutrient content per 100 g

Delicious season

made in Japan

Overseas production

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Commentary on vegetables

  • Carotene and vitamins are abundantly included
  • Vegetables are more nutritious than fresh ones, but pumpkins are the opposite
  • Those not ripe are less sweet
  • Estimate of cotton stems ripened like cork
  • It has been passed down from long ago that “If you eat at the winter solstice you will not get sick”

Good things to eat together

  • Stamina reinforcement =  yuba, eel
  • Cancer prevention = sardine, pork, butter
  • Anemia prevention = oysters, scallops, beef
  • Arteriosclerosis prevention = red bean, eggplant, grape

Preservation method

  • Wrap in newspaper and save in vegetable room
  • Can be frozen lightly after boiling
  • “Pumpkin cut” removed species, wrapped in lap and preserved in refrigerator

recipe

  • Potage
  • tempura
  • croquette
  • salad
 

Food composition table

Per 100g edible portion

Japanese squash(raw)

Waste rate9%
Energy49㎉
moisture86.7g
Protein1.6g
Lipid0.1g
Carbohydrate10.9g
Sodium1㎎
Potassium400㎎
Calcium20㎎
Magnesium15㎎
Rin42㎎
iron0.5㎎
Zinc0.3㎎
Copper0.08㎎
Manganese0.1㎎
Lodine
Selenium
Chromium
Molybdenum
Vitamin A(Retinol)
Vitamin A(β-carotene)700㎍
Vitamin D
Vitamin E(Tocopherol α)1.8㎎
Vitamin K26㎍
Vitamin B10.07㎎
Vitamin B20.06㎎
Niacin0.6㎎
Vitamin B60.12㎎
Vitamin B12
Folic acid80㎍
Pantothenic acid0.5㎎
Biotin1.7㎍
Vitamin C16㎎
Dietary fiber(aggregate amount)2.8g

Quoted from the Japanese food standard composition table 2015 edition