Nutrient content of 100 g
A delicious season in Japan
- February
- March
- April
Explanation of vegetables
- Leafy vegetables whose seeds are the raw material of mustard
- Leaves also have a bitter spicy taste
- Calcium is more than milk
- Folic acid is about 1.5 times more than broccoli
- “Spicy ingredient” has an appetite-stimulating effect
- Choose whatever green leaves are deep, tensioned to the tip of the leaf
Good for the body to eat together
- Immune strengthening = pork, bacon
- Raise your concentration skills = Dried sardines, cheese
Preservation method
- Wrap it with newspaper, put it in a plastic bag and save it in a refrigerator
- In the refrigerator stand up and save
Recipe
- Stir fry
- Pickles
Nutrient content
Nutrient content of 100 g
Leaf mustard(raw)
Energy | 26kcal |
Protein | 3.3g |
Lipid | 0.1g |
Carbohydrate | 4.7g |
Vitamin A | 2800㎍ |
Vitamin D | – |
Vitamin E | 3.0mg |
Vitamin K | 260㎍ |
Vitamin B1 | 0.12mg |
Vitamin B2 | 0.27mg |
Vitamin B6 | 0.25mg |
Vitamin B12 | – |
Vitamin C | 64mg |
Niacin | 2.2mg |
Folic acid | 310㎍ |
Pantothenic acid | 0.32mg |
Biotin | – |
Sodium | 60mg |
Potassium | 620mg |
Calcium | 140mg |
Magnesium | 21mg |
Rin | – |
iron | 72mg |
Zinc | 0.9mg |
Copper | 0.08mg |
Manganese | 1.02mg |
Lodine | – |
Selenium | – |
Chromium | – |
Molybdenum | – |
Dietary fiber | 3.7g |
*Vitamin A indicates the amount of β-carotene
*Vitamin E displays tocopherol α