Login
Cooking - easy recipes
Top PicksFirst course recipesSecond-course recipesBeverage recipesRecipes for dough productsSnack recipesRecipes for sweetsPreparation recipesSauce recipes
Kitchens of the world Food calories Cookery Books Kitchen goods

Pickled beans

Pickled beans...

Pickled beans are considered one of the storage options for this truly priceless food, from which culinary experts make a large number of diverse meals. Pickled beans do not need to be soaked first, and then boiled, as for this product in dried form. All that is needed is just to open the can and enjoy its taste.

In addition, pickled beans are perfect for preparing dishes for vegetarians, and it can also serve as a wonderful addition to poultry, vegetables, fish or meat.

Due to the relatively low nutritional value of pickled beans, this product is a suitable option for the dietary menu. By the way, in terms of the percentage of protein that is easily absorbed by the human body, pickled beans are not only equated with some types of meat and fish, but also believe that it even overtakes them to some extent.

In cooking, pickled beans are often used in conjunction with other food products. For example, you can make it with garlic and tomatoes, lamb, cream, vegetable or butter, fresh green vegetables, spicy herbs or hot peppers. In addition, pickled beans can be left as a whole or milled to a puree-like state, and then served as a side dish or added to gulash, soup. So the finished dish will turn out much thicker and much more satisfying.

In fact, the ideal composition of pickled beans provides for the use of only five components in the production of this product. Among them are beans themselves, drinking water, food salt, granulated sugar and acetic acid. Moreover, the last ingredient is the only permitted preservative, it is permissible to use high-quality pickled beans. When choosing this hearty treat in the store, try to give preference to the product in a glass jar - this will protect you from poor-quality purchase in the form of bean puree.

The benefit of pickled beans, along with the valuable properties of the main raw materials for its production, lies in the presence of a considerable number of nutrients. So, it has been proven that even despite the process of special temperature treatment, in this form the product retains up to eighty percent of minerals and seventy vitamins.

However, when eating absolutely any legumes, it is necessary to comply with the measure, otherwise the benefits of pickled beans can turn into adverse consequences for the body. First of all, we must not forget that in the digestive tract this product is digested for more than 4 hours, so the result of overeating pickled beans can be the emergence of flatulence.


pickled beans 99 kKal

Energy value of pickled beans (Ratio of proteins, fats, carbohydrates - ju):

Proteins: 6.7 g (~ 27 kCal)
Fats: 0.3 g (~ 3 kCal)
Carbohydrates: 17.4 g (~ 70 kCal)

Energy ratio (bj | y): 27% | 3% | 70%