Analysis is as follows:
You can boil soup together.
One of the contraindications of matching:
1, nori can not be eaten with persimmons.
Purple can not eat with persimmons, because persimmons contain tannic acid can be and purple in the protein and calcium salts together to generate precipitates, this precipitate will stimulate our stomach and intestines, triggering disease. Such as nausea, constipation and other symptoms.
2, nori can not eat with tea.
Tea contains a large number of tea tannins, easy to combine with the protein in the nori to generate a block, not easy to digest and absorb tannins, resulting in constipation. Similarly, ingredients containing too much tannin are not suitable for consumption with nori.
3, seaweed contraindications crowd: should not eat more digestive function is not good, vegetative spleen deficiency eat; abdominal pain and loose stools, breast lobular hyperplasia and various types of tumor patients, spleen and stomach cold people avoid eating.
Two, and the best with the purple cabbage can eat the same food:
1, purple cabbage + egg: conducive to the absorption of nutrients
2, purple cabbage + purple kale: can be absorbed to a higher level of nutrition
3, purple cabbage + white radish: clear lungs and heat to cure the cough
4, purple cabbage + carrots: clear lungs and heat to cure the cough
1, the shape is simple, by the disk-shaped fixation, stalk and leaf blade 3 parts. The leaf blade is a single or bifurcated membranous body made up of 1 layer of cells (a few species are made up of 2 or 3 layers), the length of which varies according to the species, ranging from a few centimeters to several meters. Containing chlorophyll and carotene, lutein, phycocyanin, phycocyanin and other pigments, due to the difference in the proportion of its content, resulting in different kinds of purple cabbage showing purple-red, blue-green, brown-red, brown-green and other colors, but the majority of purple, purple cabbage, and so named.
2, the life of purple cabbage by the larger leaf-like body (gametophyte generation) and tiny filamentous body (sporophyte generation) two morphologically distinct stages. Leafy body line sexual reproduction, by the nutrient cells were transformed into female and male cells, female cells after fertilization by a number of divisions to form fruiting spores, after maturity from the algal body released into the sea water, with the flow of seawater and attached to the shells and other substrates with limestone, germination and drilling into the shells to grow. It grows into a filamentous body. The filamentous body grows to a certain extent and produces chitosporium branches, which then divide to form chitospores. Chitospores are released and then attached to rocks or artificial stakes or net curtains to germinate directly into chloroplasts. In addition, some species of chloroplasts can also undergo asexual reproduction, from trophic cells into single spores, released and attached directly into chloroplasts. Single spore is also one of the important seedling sources in culture production.
3, purslane (Porphyra), is in the sea in the mutual algae collectively. Red algae, red cabbage family. Algae body is membranous, known as chloroplasts. It is purple or brownish green. Shape varies with species. Porphyra is a marine red alga. The chloroplast consists of a layer of cells embedded in a thin gelatinous layer, dark brown, red or purple. Purslane fixer disk-shaped, pseudoroot filamentous. Grows on rocks in the intertidal zone of shallow seas. There are many species, mainly striped purslane, altar purslane, sweet purslane and so on. China's coastal areas have been cultivated artificially.
4, the beginning of the century, China's seaweed production jumped to the world's first. Rich in protein and iodine, phosphorus, calcium and so on. For food and medicinal use [20]. At the same time, purslane can also be used in medicine, made into traditional Chinese medicine, with phlegm softening, clearing heat and water, tonifying the kidney and nourishing the heart. Nori is often mistaken for a plant because of its ability to photosynthesize; however, biologists generally agree that it is not a true plant because it does not have true ductal tissues (xylem and phloem), unlike water plants (seagrass). In addition, there are several cyanobacteria associated with seaweed. Large seaweeds tend to grow in cold areas. Cultivated species include striped seaweed and altar seaweed.
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