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"more nutritious", what do you mean by this? Rice is fairly devoid of nutrients relative to beef liver or any other meats mentioned.
by cco 7y ago
"more nutritious", what do you mean by this? Rice is fairly devoid of nutrients relative to beef liver or any other meats mentioned.
- ip26 7y agoRice paired with a pulse, together, are usually considered to be pretty balanced & healthy. Rice has the calories, the pulse has most everything else.
- ianai 7y agoI love pairing my legumes with greens. Cabbage would be good too. Potatoes tend to agree more with my physiology than rice, too. The more “intact” your rice is the better.
- toephu2 7y agoWhat's a pulse? Is it a type of animal? Google said: a rhythmical throbbing of the arteries as blood is propelled through them, typically as felt in the wrists or neck. edit: No need for the downvotes guys, I was genuinely curious. I bet not everyone knows pulses are legumes. Also OP used "pulse" in the singular, which most people (I think?) understand as the definition I pasted from Google.
- ianai 7y agoWow...pulses are legumes which quickly go from seed to plant. They’re also good for the soil by nitrogen fixing, Iirc. Lentils are a good example.
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