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Vitamins in Your Vegetables

 

Vegetables

  • Cook potatoes and other root vegetables in their jackets to prevent loss of vitamins and minerals.
  • Before you store carrots, beets, turnips, or other root vegetables, cut off their leafy green tops to prevent the tops from extracting nutrients and vitamins from the roots.
  • When cooking vegetables, retain maximum vitamin power by cooking quickly and using as little liquid as possible. Save cooking liquids and use in soups or to cook another vegetable.

Vitamins in Vegetables Chart

 



Vit A
mg/100mg
Folate
mg/100mg
Vit C
mg/100mg
Artichoke
0.008
0.05
 
Asparagus
0
0.056
10
Broccoli
0.2
-
93
Brussels sprout
0.031
0.087
80
Cabbage
0.01
0.069
40
Carrot
0.6
0.016
10
Cauliflower
0.001
0.044
40
Chicory
0.17
0.05
Corn
0.007
0.034
Cucumber
0.034
0.005
Green Capsicum (Pepper)
0.022
0.055
80.4
Leek
0.094
-
Mushroom
0
0.032
Onion
0.001
0.01
Peas
0.3
0.022
Potato
0
0.023
40
Pumpkin
0.025
0.007
Radish
0.002
0.028
Red Capsicum (Pepper)
0.2
0.055
90
Spinach
0.24
0.1
40
Zucchini
0.061
0.038

See also:
Vibrant Green Vegetables
Healthy, Tasty Seasonings for Bland Vegetables

 

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