Ingredient:
1. 2 or 3 small carrots
Cooking Method and Preparation:
1. Wash, peel carrots and cut into small chunks.
2. Place the carrots chunks into a steamer pan with just enough water
3. Steam until tender.
4. Place the tender carrots into food processor or blender for pureeing and begin pureeing.
5. Add water as necessary to achieve a smooth, thin consistency.
Nutrition Value of 100g of Carrots:
Vitamin A |
680ug |
|
2. |
Vitamin E |
0.5mg |
3. |
Vitamin K |
3ug |
4. |
Vitamin B1 |
0.04mg |
5. |
Vitamin B2 |
0.04mg |
6. |
Niacin |
0.6mg |
7. |
Vitamin B6 |
0.11mg |
8. |
Folate |
23ug |
9. |
Pantothentic Acid |
0.37mg |
10. |
Biotin |
2.8ug |
11. |
Vitamin C |
4mg |
12. |
Dietary Fiber |
2.5g |
13. |
Potassium |
270mg |
14. |
Calcium |
27mg |
15. |
Magnesium |
9mg |
16. |
Phosphorus |
24mg |
17. |
Iron |
0.2mg |
18. |
Zinc |
0.2mg |
19. |
Copper |
0.04mg |
20. |
Manganese |
0.1mg |
21. |
Selenium |
1ug |
22. |
Molybdenum |
1ug |
23. |
Amino Acid |
510mg |
Remarks of Carrots Puree:
Carrots are a rich source of carotene. The nutrient absorption of carrot carotene can be boosted by eating with foods containing oil such fried carrots and tempura dishes. Carotene is good for healthy development of the vision.
The oxidation of carrots affects the absorption of vitamin C in your diet. Eating fresh produce may be a way to ensure you are getting vitamin C from carrots.