As the seasons turn and the vibrant tapestry of nature’s colors unfolds, there’s a particular allure to the rich reds that begin to dot the farmers’ markets and grocery store aisles. Red vegetables and fruits, with their deep hues reminiscent of autumn leaves and winter berries, are not just a feast for the eyes but also a cornucopia of health benefits. My kitchen becomes a canvas, and these crimson treasures are my palette, each one bringing its own unique flavor and nutritional profile to the table.
The motivation to create a dish that celebrates these ruby-colored gems stems from a desire to not only nourish the body but also to delight the senses. There’s something inherently comforting about slicing into a ripe tomato, its skin taut and glossy, or biting into a sweet, crisp apple that seems to encapsulate the very essence of a brisk fall day. The act of preparing a meal with these ingredients is an intimate ritual, a way to connect with the natural world and the bounty it provides.
In this blog post, I’m eager to share with you a recipe that showcases the splendor of red vegetables and fruits. It’s a personal tribute to the vitality and beauty they bring to our plates and palates. Whether you’re drawn to the earthy sweetness of beets, the succulent tang of cherries, or the peppery bite of radishes, this dish is designed to harmonize these diverse flavors into a symphony of taste. Join me as we explore the richness of these colorful ingredients, creating a dish that’s not only visually stunning but also a heartfelt celebration of nature’s gifts.
Eat red vegetables and fruits for health
Eat red vegetables and fruits for health and beauty. Recently in the public domain have the opinion that almost all foods available on the market today are harmful.
However bullshit when it comes to red fruits and vegetables. Besides being delicious, leading nutritionists recommend to eat all year round because of their many health benefits.
Fruits and vegetables having red, slow down aging. They are low in calories and large stocks of vitamins. Experts recommend them besides strengthening the immune system and weight loss. The red color in fruits and vegetables is an indicator of the presence of phytochemicals.
They minimize the risk of prostate cancer, reduce cholesterol levels, contribute to the work of the heart, to regulate blood pressure. Recent studies of the effects of taking phytochemicals have shown that they are able to inhibit the growth of tumors
Raspberries are a natural means of reducing pain
Otherwise their useful feature is that often strengthens the walls of blood vessels and eliminate free radicals that are responsible for aging. Tomatoes and watermelons are rich in lycopene – a substance that is beneficial to the eyes, but also ensure the normal operation of the prostate.
It has powerful anti-cancer effect and helps to fight cancer. Juice made from cranberries benefit from folk medicine as a means to fight infections, cleansing the urinary tract from harmful bacteria and regulation of cholesterol. The red apples are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants.
Strawberries help to strengthen bone density, elasticity and strength to the hair. Last but not least, they regulate blood glucose levels and are also rich in fiber, potassium, folic acid and vitamin K.
The red cherries have a high content of melatonin which improves sleep, prevents loss of memory, reduces inflammation and reduces the risk of cancer and diabetes.
Raspberries are a natural means of reducing pain. Red peppers can be considered natural remedy for stress. They are high in viatmin A and B6, as well as improve mood and sleep.
Beetroot purified intestine, restores the gastric mucosa and even preventing atherosclerosis, while maintaining the tone of blood vessels.