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Malva
  • Malva microgreens, derived from the common mallow plant (Malva neglecta), have distinctive characteristics in terms of texture, taste, uses in cooking, and nutritional values.

    • Texture:

      • Malva microgreens typically have tender, delicate, and succulent leaves. The texture is crisp, and the stems are often tender and not woody.
    • Taste:

      • The flavor of Malva microgreens is mild and slightly tangy, with hints of nuttiness. The taste can be compared to a combination of spinach and arugula but milder.
    • Uses in Cooking:

      • Malva microgreens are versatile and can be used in various culinary applications. Some common uses include:
        • Salads: Toss Malva microgreens into salads to add a mild, fresh flavor and a crisp texture.
        • Sandwiches: Use Malva microgreens as a sandwich topping to enhance the overall taste and nutrition.
        • Garnish: Sprinkle Malva microgreens on soups, stews, or other dishes as a decorative and flavorful garnish.
        • Smoothies: Incorporate Malva microgreens into smoothies for an extra nutrient boost.
    • Nutritional Values:

      • Malva microgreens are packed with nutrients, and their nutritional content can vary slightly depending on factors such as growing conditions. Generally, microgreens are known to be rich in:
        • Vitamins: Malva microgreens contain vitamins such as vitamin C, vitamin K, and various B vitamins.
        • Minerals: They provide essential minerals like potassium, iron, and calcium.
        • Antioxidants: Microgreens, including Malva, are known for their antioxidant properties, which can help combat oxidative stress in the body.
        • Fiber: Malva microgreens contribute dietary fiber, promoting digestive health.
        • Protein: While microgreens are not a significant source of protein, they do contain some, making them a good addition to a balanced diet.

    Malva

    SKU: MF58B
    € 4,00Prezzo
    IVA inclusa
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