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Ingredients

 
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Pineapple in large plantation in the growing area - Ananas comosus.
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Pineapple, raw (organic?)
Ripe pineapples taste sour-sweet and juicy when eaten raw. They are perfect as a dessert (organic?) or as an ingredient in cakes or heartier dishes. 95/04/01 

Red cabbage resp. blue kraut, raw - Brassica oleracea (Capitata Group), cut open on a table
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Red cabbage, raw (organic?)
Red cabbage has a very mild, sweet taste when cooked, but is also very popular raw in a salad. Organic quality? 82/16/02 

Raw, freshly harvested parsnips (Pastinaca sativa).
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Parsnip, raw (organic?)
The parsnip has a sweet, spicy, and sometimes bitter taste. It not only stimulates the appetite, but also has a diuretic effect. 92/06/02 

Frozen green peas (Pisum sativum) in a plate.
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Peas, green, frozen, untreated (organic?)
Frozen peas are usually blanched. Rich in vitamin K, folic acid and vitamin B1. (Organic quality?) 71/27/02 

Some raw maple of the sort "Nicola" in a heap - Solanum tuberosum.
© CC-by-sa 4.0, Freud, Wikimedia Commons

Potatoes, white, raw (organic?)
Raw potatoes with white flesh and a light skin are best bought in organic quality. Modern varieties have a low solanine content. 90/10/01 

Squash, summer, crookneck and straightneck, raw - Cucurbita moschata, one cut in half.
© Public Domain, George Chernilevsky, Wikipedia

Butternut squash, raw (pear squash), one butternut squash
The tender flesh of the butternut squash (pear squash, a musk squash) has a buttery, slightly nutty aroma and melts on the tongue. 75/20/05 

Dried Brazil nuts in a dish. Brazil nuts are the seeds of the fruit of the Brazil nut tree.
© CC-by-sa 2.0, Melanie Scherer, Stiftung Gesundheit und Ernährung Schweiz

Brazil nuts, raw? (organic?)
Brazil nuts are often not raw, but heat-treated. The Brazil nut goes well with salads or as an ingredient in baked goods. Be careful, high selenium content! Org 13/15/72 

Pine nuts, raw, unpeeled, peeled in bowl behind, next to pine nut oil, pine cones.
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Pine nuts, raw (seeds, organic?)
Raw pine nuts (seeds) should not be stored for too long to avoid rancidity. Reason: 34% polyunsaturated fatty acids. Organic quality? 14/14/72 

Pistachios, opened, raw - Pistacia vera in miniature wooden bowl, behind 6 with shell.
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Pistachios, raw (organic?)
The sweet-tasting pistachios are eaten raw or roasted as a snack, salty or sweet in chocolates, desserts or to refine dishes. Organic? 29/22/49 

A young couple is tasting red table wine during a wine tasting.
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Table wine, red (raw?, organic?)
Red table wine is used as an alcoholic beverage and in cooking. In the latter case, it is used for cooking or for marinades. Organic? Raw? 97/03/00 

Granulated sugar (sugar), coarse-grained, on tablespoon, including writing "diabetes".
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Sugar (granulated sugar, sucrose, saccharose)
Sugar or granulated sugar is the usual form of white (refined) sucrose from sugar cane or sugar beet. 100/00/00 

Four cassia cinnamon sticks (1–3 mm thick) tied together on a brown woven fabric.
© Bought from Scisetti Alfio, fotolia

Cinnamon stick (cinnamon stick, cinnamon, raw?, organic?)
The cinnamon stick (cinnamon stick, raw) tastes aromatic and sweet thanks to its essential oils. See also cinnamon, ground and organic quality. 94/05/01 

Heaped psyllium husks (Plantago psyllium).
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Psyllium husks (raw, organic?)
Psyllium husks (organic) are used raw to thicken and bind (e.g. sauces, puddings, etc.). They are very rich in fiber and aid digestion. 98/01/00 

Natural vanilla extract - Vanilla planifolia: vials and vanilla pods next to it.
© Bought from Africa Studio, fotolia

Vanilla extract, natural (organic?)
Natural vanilla extract (vanilla essence) is an alcoholic extract from the whole vanilla pod, often mixed with a little sugar syrup. Organic? 99/00/00 

Rosemary, fresh - Rosmarinus officinalis - branches with rosemary leaves and flowers.
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Rosemary, fresh
Fresh rosemary (sea dew, rosemary) is a bitter-aromatic spice. The leaves and essential oil are used as a medicinal plant. 69/11/20 

Spearmint - Mentha spicata - leaves still on the plant, typical appearance. Not peppermint!
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Green mint, raw (organic?)
Fresh green mint has a refreshing, slightly spicy taste when raw. It is used for seasoning and garnishing, but also as a tea. Organic quality? 68/26/06 

Sunflower oil and a sunflower. Unfortunately, the oil contains around 65% unhealthy linoleic acid.
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Sunflower oil (cold pressed?, organic?)
Cold-pressed sunflower oil (organic?) contains many polyunsaturated fatty acids. Unfortunately, it contains a particularly alarming amount of inflammatory linol 00/00/100 

Strawberries, fresh (Fragaria X ananassa): freshly picked from a bush and ready to eat.
© Bought from hakase420, fotolia

Strawberries (organic?)
Aromatic organic strawberries, especially wild strawberries, contain particularly high levels of minerals, vitamins and anti-carcinogenic secondary plant substa 89/08/03 

Green beans on a plate. Green beans are often used as an ingredient in soups and other dishes.
© CC-by-sa 2.0, Géraldine Korner, Stiftung Gesundheit und Ernährung Schweiz

Beans, green, raw (organic?)
Green beans contain plenty of vitamin K as well as protein and fiber. Because of their polysaccharides, they can cause flatulence. (Organic quality?) 77/20/02 

Two kohlrabi freshly harvested plus one cut open. - Brassica oleracea (Gongylodes Group)
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Kohlrabi, raw (organic?)
Kohlrabi is a vegetable plant that is often cultivated in German-speaking countries. It tastes similar to broccoli and is eaten raw or cooked. Organic? 78/21/01