Fragrant melon is a delicacy that is appreciated by both adults and children. But in addition to its excellent taste, the fruit has many health benefits. Melon is a vegetable. It is the edible fruit of a herbaceous plant, which is characteristic of vegetables. It has a root system similar to that of a cucumber, …
Calorie content per 100 gramsCalories: 62 kcalProtein: 1 gFat: 0.5 gCarbohydrates: 13.5 gServings: 3Ingredients:
Calorie content per 100 gramsCalories: 18.87 kcalProteins: 0.31 gFat: 0.04 gCarbohydrates: 4.51 gServings: 2Ingredients:
Calorie content per 100 gramsCalories: 221.13 kcalProteins: 6.34 gFat: 3.54 gCarbohydrates: 40.76 g Servings: 4
Of all the sweets, the most useful are marshmallows, marmalade, and candy. They are lower in calories and can be used in dietary meals. There are no fats in marmalade, marshmallow, and pastille, and for those who want to lose weight, but cannot do without sweets, it is better to replace other confectionery products with …
Rush (Pýrus) is the name given to the fruits of the tree of the same name, belonging to the Pink family. Traditionally, pears are in the shape of a light bulb, but there are round or cylindrical pears specially bred by breeders. Fruits have a variety of colors – almost transparent white, light and dark …
Lemon (lat. Citrus limon) is a plant of the genus Citrus, subtribe Citreae of the Rutaceae family and the fruits of this plant. The history of the appearance of lemon in nutritionThe evergreen lemon tree produces fragrant fruits – lemons. They appeared as a result of crossing citron and bitter orange. At the moment, wild …
Ingredients: 200 g fresh or frozen raspberries;1 orange;2 tablespoons of the raspberry liqueur;200 g of dark chocolate;100 g sugar;4 g agar-agar.
We need: 500 g applesauce150 g sugar1 egg white3-4 tbsp black currant puree
(Russian translation will be available nest post) Thick apple pastille Pastille, which, like marmalade, is made from apples, is dense and loose. Dense pastille was originally made in the form of a paste, from which it got its name. As a rule, apples and other fruits were plucked by the wind, and therefore unripe was …
