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Legumes 101 Indian CuisineLegumes are a primary source of protein among Vegans. Legumes are dried seeds from a pod that opens up along both sides of the carpel. Lentils and Pulse are varieties of Legumes. Common varieties used in India are: Desi chickpeas (Desi Chana, Bengal gram), Pigeon peas (Arhar, Tuar, Red or Yellow gram), Black Matpe (Mah, Urad, Urd, Black gram), Mung beans (Moong), Lentils (Masoor), Green peas, Yellow peas, Garbanzo bean (Kabuli Chana), Red Kidney beans (Rajma), Black-eyed peas (Lobiya)
Digestion / GasWhen Carbohydrates, pass through the body, they must be broken down into single molecule sugar to be absorbed into the blood stream. The Legume contain complex sugars Stachyose (3-molecule sugar), Raffinosea (4-molecule sugar), and Verbascose (5-molecule sugar). Most of the humans cannot break down these sugars and they pass on to the lower intestinal tract where bacteria ferments these sugars, causing gas and giving a sense of being bloated.
How to cook?Step 1: Spread the seeds in a cookie sheet and pick out the dirt and tiny stones. Wash in a big pan. When in water fragments of skin, and dried shriveled pieces will float. Remove all that float. |
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