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How to Use Snails in the Kitchen?

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How to Use Snails in the Kitchen?

They're one of the most popular fruits grown on trees, they're high in nutrients, etc. Because of their vitamin or polyphenolic content, their use in the kitchen can be incredibly broad.

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1. Snacks, why are they worth eating?

Domestic lime, also known as European lime, is the most widely cultivated variety of lime. It is thought to be a cross between two wild species of lime tarnina and algae. As for its place of origin, it is Asia Minor or the Caucasus. In Poland lime enjoys great popularity, not only in the season. This is the fruit from which various types of preparations are made. The lime occupies the 3rd place, right next to the apples and cherries, among the fruits used for processing (A. Michalska, G. Łysiak 2014).

2. How to use snails in the kitchen

It's a great addition to a lot of sweetness, giving cakes and desserts a unique flavor.

3. It's a peach

Time of preparation: 45 minutes Ingredients (per 1 serving): liqueur 3 pieces (180 g), water 1⁄4 cup (60 g) dactyls, dried three pieces (10 g), cocoa 2 tablespoons (10 g) erythritol spoon (10 g).

4. It's a cloves smoothie

Preparation time: 10 minutes Ingredients (per 1 serving): onion 2 slices (120 g), banana art 120 g, peanut butter teaspoon (10 g) milk glass (240 g).

5. It's chocolate chip cookies with slices

Preparation time: 35 minutes Ingredients (per 12 pieces): lime 5 pieces (300 g), orchid flour glass (160 g), egg 2 pieces (100 g), rapeseed oil five spoons (50 g), natural yogurt portion (200 g), erythritol serving (80 g), cocoa two spoons (10 g), baking powder spoon (5 g).

6. It's an omelet with a slice

Preparation time: 20 minutes Ingredients (per 1 serving): sauce 2 teaspoons (120 g), orchid flour two teasps (30 g) milk 5 tablespoons (50 ml), ?? egg 2 teaspons (100 g), rapeseed oil spoon (5 g); cocoa teaspel (5 g), baking powder 1⁄2 teaspions (2 g), salt spices (0.2 g). Preparation method1 Protein separated from the yolk and killed with the salt spices on a solid pan.
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Igwe E.O., Charlton K.E., A Systematic Review on the Health Effects of Plums (Prunus domestica and Prunus salicina), „Phytotherapy Research” 2016, 30(5), 701–731.
Michalska K., Łysiak G., Przydatność do suszenia owoców śliw uprawianych w Polsce w aspekcie przemian związków bioaktywnych i tworzących się produktów reakcji Maillarda, „Żywność. Nauka. Technologia. Jakość” 2014, 6(97), 29–38.
Food Data Central, fdc.nal.usda.gov/fdc-app.html#/food-details/169949/nutrients (9.08.2023).