Nutrient content of 100 g
A delicious season in Japan
- June
- July
- August
- September
Explanation of vegetables
- Vitamin C and potassium are rich which are hard to break even when heated
- Because the nutritional value is not compromised by oil cooking, stir-fry dishes are well matched
- A unique bittern component is “momorudesin”
- “Momorudecin” has an effect of promoting appetite, increasing liver function, lowering blood glucose level
- Strength of bittern can not be distinguished from appearance
- The one with deep green tastes better
- Since bitterness is water-soluble, it will come out if you salt it and apply hot water
Good for the body to eat together
- Anti-aging = Salmon, Eel
- Skin softening effect = Soy
Preservation method
- Wrap in newspaper and save in vegetable room
Recipe
- Simmered dishes
- Fried food
- Bake
Nutrient content
Nutrient content of 100 g
Bitter melon(raw)
Energy | 17kcal |
Protein | 1.0g |
Lipid | 0.1g |
Carbohydrate | 3.9g |
Vitamin A | 210㎍ |
Vitamin D | – |
Vitamin E | 0.8mg |
Vitamin K | 41㎍ |
Vitamin B1 | 0.05mg |
Vitamin B2 | 0.07mg |
Vitamin B6 | 0.06mg |
Vitamin B12 | – |
Vitamin C | 76mg |
Niacin | 0.5mg |
Folic acid | 72㎍ |
Pantothenic acid | 0.37mg |
Biotin | 0.5㎍ |
Sodium | 1mg |
Potassium | 260mg |
Calcium | 14mg |
Magnesium | 14mg |
Rin | 31mg |
iron | 0.4mg |
Zinc | 0.2mg |
Copper | 0.05mg |
Manganese | 0.10mg |
Lodine | 1㎍ |
Selenium | – |
Chromium | 1㎍ |
Molybdenum | 7㎍ |
Dietary fiber | 2.6g |
*Vitamin A indicates the amount of β-carotene
*Vitamin E displays tocopherol α