Legumes & Rice

  • Black eyed peas - Horafi

    Black eyed peas – Horafi

    Black eye peas, is the type of peas that is rich in the amino acids lysine and threonine, substances necessary for the formation of proteins.

    When combined with rice or another grain that contains the amino acid methionine, they make a perfect nutrient combination, that feeds the body with sufficient protein as an alternative to meat.

    Can be consumed  as a soup or salad with chopped onions and olive oil.

     

  • Chickpeas - Horafi

    Chickpeas – Horafi

    The nutritional value of chickpeas, is  particularly great.

    The quality of their proteins is  particularly high and chickpeas are an excellent complement to protein-based nutrition to children.

    Compared with many other legumes, the protein that chickpeas  contain, is higher in amino acids and  is considered analogous to breast milk. Eaten as a soup

  • Giant beans - Agrino

    Giant beans – Agrino

    Gigants beans are large, flat white beans, that are native to Greece and the Mediterranean area. They are high in dietary fiber and protein, as well as a good source of Vitamin A and the mineral manganese. Gigantes beans or giant beans are a staple in Greek and Mediterranean cuisines.

  • Karolina rice

    Karolina rice

    Its  color is white and it is medium shaped. This type of rice has the  great ability to absorb fats and therefore is suitable for rice that will not  be drained. It’s also suitable for oven cookin.

  • Lentils - Voion

    Lentils – Voion

    Lentils is a legume with great nutritional value. Not only they contain  large quantities of fiber  and vegetable proteins , that assist the proper functioning of the gastrointestinal system , they are also very rich in all the amino acids, and provide high-quality protein. They are a rich source of carbohydrates complex, vegetable protein, fiber, vitamins, minerals and micronutrients. Eaten as a soup or as a salad.

  • Medium beans - Horafi

    Medium beans – Horafi

    Beans are also considered a “superfood” because they are one of the most nutritious foods you can eat.
    As a result of their high fiber content, beans help protect against diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
    They are also a good source of fiber and protein and produce alpha-amylase inhibitors which help regulate fat storage in the body.
  • Small lentils - Horafi

    Small lentils – Horafi

    Lentils are rich in fibre, folate and potassium making them a great choice for the heart and for managing blood pressure and cholesterol.

    They are also a source of energising iron and vitamin B1 which helps maintain a steady heartbeat.

  • Yellow split peas - Horafi

    Yellow split peas – Horafi

    Split peas offer significant levels of protein, iron, zinc, and phosphorus.

    A diet rich in split peas and other legumes may help reduce cholesterol, hypertension, and the risk of prediabetes, and may also offer significant anti-inflammatory effects.

    Yellow split peas are an excellent source of plant-based protein, healthy carbs, fiber and many important nutrients including vitamins A, C, K and some B vitamins.