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1. How to wash cabbage
Cabbage is rich in beta-carotene, which helps antioxidants, and this beta-carotene is destroyed when it meets the organic acid of vinegar, so it should not be used together. On the other hand, the abundant saponin and catechin in green tea not only remove residual pesticides left in vegetables but also help discharge heavy metals accumulated in the body, so it is good to use green tea water when washing cabbage.
Put 1 tsp green tea powder in 1L of water, soak cabbage for 5 minutes, and wash it thoroughly under running water
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2. Cabbage Ssamjang
Add 1 spoon each of red pepper paste, soybean paste, minced garlic, and sesame oil, and add sesame salt and nuts.
Mash one banana and mix well.
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3. Cabbage and rice wrapped in lettuce
The cabbage washed in green tea water is steamed on a sambalee and prepared with ssamjang.
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Cut the cabbage into long pieces, put rice on it, and roll it up.
Put ssamjang on top and complete.
1. Why does cabbage help your stomach?
Cabbage, one of the three major long-lived foods in the West, contains dietary fiber and selenium, which helps remove free radicals and relieve stomach inflammation. In particular, it is rich in vitamin U and K components that promote strengthening and regeneration of gastric mucosa, which is helpful for stomach health such as gastric ulcers, gastritis, and reflux esophagitis.
2. How do you eat cabbage?
The cabbage's vitamins U and K, which are beneficial for the health of the stomach, are abundant in the wick, and vitamin C, which removes active oxygen, is more abundant on the outside than the inner leaves of the cabbage. Therefore, you have to eat everything from the outer leaves to the wick to get help from your stomach.
3. Tips for choosing fresh cabbage!!
- round and greenish
- a heavy and firm thing