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Callidus89
2 months ago

Some yes, some no, some part.

Overall, it depends on the level of heat and the duration of the action, as well as the type of preparation (e.g. cooking or frying).

Some ingredients are more heat-sensitive than others or are water-soluble, others are rather fat-soluble.

peterdachser
2 months ago

The nutrients (proteins, fat, carbohydrates) anyway not, minerals also not, only some vitamins are heat sensitive. When cooking it is possible to remove a lot, but the brew can be used.

ant8eart
2 months ago

Depending on this, make the gemuese becomes edible (e.g. cloth).

LeckermaulVK
2 months ago
Reply to  ant8eart

Lauch can be eaten wonderfully raw.

ant8eart
2 months ago
Reply to  LeckermaulVK

if, just the white one.

Andrapton
2 months ago

Through treatment many nutrients disappear, but not all

lajgda
2 months ago

There is a difference between cook and cook to death.

fanclub75
2 months ago

not the nutrients but the vitamins; depending on the duration of the heating

Andrapton
2 months ago
Reply to  fanclub75

And you have to look at them.
Vitamin C disappears very quickly

lichttraeger666
2 months ago

If it is cooked too long.