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Pasta
Any of several variously shaped edible preparations made from a flour and water dough, such as spaghetti.
Fluffy
Soft and light.
Cholesterol
A white crystalline substance found in animal tissues and various foods.
Cholesterol
Normally synthesized by the liver and important as a constituent of cell membrane and a precursor to steroid hormones.
Lignans
Are fiber-associated compounds found in many plant families and common foods, including grains, nuts, seeds, vegetables, and drinks such as tea, coffee, or wine.
secoisolariciresinol diglucoside
The highest concentrations of dietary lignans are found in flaxseed as _________.
Phytochemical
A plant-derived chemical that is not considered an essential nutrient in the human diet but it is believed to have beneficial health effects.
Saponin
Any of numerous substances, occurring in plants, that form stable foams with water, including the components of digitalis and squill that affect the heart and another group that does not affect the heart.
Digitalis and squill
Constituents that affect the heart.
Grains
These are the seeds of certain grasses, the most important of which are wheat, oats, rice, barley, corn, rye and buckwheat.
Whole Grains
The germ, bran, and endosperm part of the grain is what makes it whole.
Grain
Harvested seed of grasses such as wheat, oats, rice, and corn.
Cereal
Any grass cultivated for its edible grain., which is composed of an endosperm, a germ, and a bran.
Caryopsis
These are what cereals are called botanically.
Cereal grain crops
Grown in greater quantities and provide more food energy worldwide than any other type of crop and are therefore staple crops.
Whole Grains
Whole meal or whole grain breads or crisp breads, dark seed breads, whole grain breakfast cereals, wheat germ, brown rice, puffed whole grains, bulgur, quinoa, couscous, popcorn and oatmeal.
Grains
Wheat, barley, oat, rye, corn, rice, millet and triticale.
Cereals
Cake, desserts, white bread, pasta, muffins, sweet or savory biscuits, refined grain breakfast cereals, white rice, pancakes, waffles and pizza.
Wheat
Commonly known whole grain with great potential in recipes.
Barley
Hearty grain with a beautiful nutty flavor.B
Barley
Classic addition to soups and stews.
hulled or whole barley
If you want to pack even more nutrients into recipes that call for barley, opt for ___________.
Oats
Extremely versatile item to have in your pantry.
Oats
Can be added to sweet and savory meals alike.
Rice
Popular gluten-free grain.
Rice
Versatile as a complementary ingredient in a number of dishes across cuisines.
Rye
Higher in fiber, vitamins and minerals than most other whole grains and its distinct earthy flavor, along with its high gluten content.
Rye
One of the most favored grains for bread-making.
Corn
Commonly overlooked as a member of the grain family due to many refined corn products being sold prepackaged and premade.
Corn
Rich in antioxidants, mainly vitamin C and can be woven into a number of recipes.
Quinoa
Has seen a rise in popularity in recent years, becoming many foodies’ go-to side due to its nutritional benefits.
Quinoa
Great healthy substitute in lieu of other refined grains, as it’s high in fiber, protein, essential amino acids and iron.
Bulgur
Dried, ground, precooked kernels of durum wheat and is most known for being the main ingredient in Middle Eastern dishes, such as kibbeh meat patties and tabbouleh salad.
Farro
Ancient Italian whole grain that’s similar in flavor and texture to barley.
Farro
Star of many Tuscan dishes, such as hearty Zuppa di Farro.
Freekeh
Another middle Eastern grain derived from green durum wheat.
Freekeh
Is harvested when the wheat is younger.
Amaranth
Dates back to the time of the Aztecs, becoming popular more recently for its lack of gluten.
Amaranth
Contains all nine essential amino acids, making this peppery-flavored pseudocereal a nutritional ingredient you won’t want to pass up.
Histidine
Biosynthesis of proteins.I
Isoleucine
Helps to make hemoglobin.
Leucine
Protein synthesis, tissue regeneration, and metabolism.
Lysine
For proper growth, and a nutrient responsible for converting fatty acids into energy and helps lower cholesterol.
Methionine
Helps protect the body from damage caused by ionizing radiation.
Methionine
May detoxify harmful substances in the body.
Phenylalanine
Improve memory and learning ability.
Tryptophan
Help make melatonin and serotonin
Threonine
Helps maintain the proper protein balance in the body,
Valine
Helps stimulate muscle growth and regeneration and energy production.
Spelt
Ancient grain commonly found and used in German cuisine.
Spelt
Closely resembles Farro and can be used in recipes that would typically call for it. Leaves your palate satisfied.M
Millet
Can be found in yellow, red, white, or grey varieties.
Millet
Common in Indian dishes, specifically roti, a type of flatbread.
Toasting
_____________ millet before you cook it completely will bring out the flavor of the grain and add more depth to your recipes.
Buckwheat
The small, triangular seeds of _________ deliver a nutty, bitter flavor, along with antioxidants and fatty acids.
Buckwheat
Like many grains, ______ can be milled into flour for baked goods, though it is not ideal for bread.
Khorasan
Also known as kamut, it is a grain derived from Egypt that is high in vitamin E and protein.
Bran
Outer layer of the grain.B
Bran
Fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins and dietary minerals.
Endosperm
It is the main part of the grain.E
Endosperm
Mainly starch
Germ
It is the smallest part of the grain.G
Germ
Vitamin E, folate, thiamine, phosphorous, magnesium
Whole grain
Contain all three layers of the grain.
Fuel for the body
Fuel for the mind
Early Disease Prevention
Why do we need to eat more whole grain foods?
Lignans
These can lower the risk of coronary heart disease, and slow or turn back cancers in animals.
Phytic Acid
Reduces the glycemic index (GI) of food which is important for people with diabetes and helps protect against the development of cancer cells in the colon.
Saponins, Phytosterols, Squalene, Oryzanol, and Tocotrienols
These have been found to lower blood cholesterol.
Phenolic Compounds
These have antioxidant effects.
Phytosterols
These are compounds found naturally in plants that are structurally similar to cholesterol.
Starch
Odorless, tasteless, white substance, occurring widely in plant tissues and obtained chiefly from cereals and potatoes.
Low-carb diets
Usually involve cutting out most starchy foods.
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Starchy foods such as potatoes, bread, cereals, rice and pasta make up about _ of the food you eat.
Fiber
Calcium
Iron
B-vitamins
Starch contains:
Fiber
Is only found in foods that come from plants.
Insoluble fiber
The body cannot digest this type of fiber, so it passes through the gut, helping other food and waste products move through the gut more easily.
Soluble Fiber
This type of fiber can be partly digested and may help reduce the amount of cholesterol in the blood.
Whole grain varieties
Choose _ to increase the amount of fiber in a person’s diet.
Porridge
Perfect as a warming breakfast.
Whole oats with fruit and yoghurt
Good for breakfast.
Whole grain cereals
Opt for _ or mix some in with your favorite cereals.
Rice or pasta
Have more ___________ and less sauce.
Potatoes
These are great choice of starchy food, and a good source of energy, fiber, vitamins and potassium.
Rice and Grains
They are low in fat, good value for money, and give energy to the body.
Protein
Fiber
B-vitamins
Rice and grains also contains:
Bread
Healthy choice to eat especially whole, granary, brown meal, and seeded varieties as part of a balanced diet.
Pasta
It consists of dough made from durum wheat and water, and contains iron and b-vitamins, as well as a small amount of sodium.u
Use by
You’ve got until the end of this date to use or freeze the food before it becomes too risky to eat.
Best Before
You can eat food past this date but it might not be at its best quality.