Description
Juliana soup is a typical Portuguese soup made with broth, more or less liquid. It's considered a very complete soup, containing a large amount of vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
It is the result of briefly cooking, in water, a variety of predominantly vegetable foods.
The soup is prepared properly and is an important source of:
– Vitamins: contribute to the growth and maintenance of the body's balance, regulating many processes that occur within it;
– Minerals: important for the conservation and renewal of tissues and for the proper functioning of nerve cells;
– Fibers: participate in the regulation of the body, namely in the control of blood glucose and cholesterol, intestinal transit and appetite;
- Water: it is essential for regulating intestinal transit, protecting tissues and organs, transporting nutrients and maintaining body temperature.
The soup has a high nutritional value, due to its richness in nutrients, and a low caloric value.
Soup has many advantages:
– Increased digestibility of foods containing it, which facilitates digestion and absorption of nutrients;
– Maintenance of the nutritional characteristics of food, since cooking is done at low temperatures, there is no degradation of nutrients;
– Use of nutrients that dissolve in the broth during the cooking process;
– It is easy to prepare, preserve and consume;
– Decreased appetite, especially due to the high water and fiber content and also due to the temperature at which it is normally consumed (hot);
Ingredients
Natural soup preparation made with chopped cabbage and carrots
Nutritional Declaration
Name
Juliana Soup
Conditions of Conservation and/or Use
Store in a cool place
Origin
Portugal – West Zone
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