mikrogrønt

Microgreens are small, sprouted plants known for their intense flavor and high nutritional content. They have become popular in gastronomy for their ability to add flavor, texture and color to dishes. Read on to discover the different types of microgreens and their unique properties.

Alfalfa (Alfalfa)

  • A mild and nutty taste
  • Rich in vitamins and minerals
  • Excellent as a salad topping or in sandwiches
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Broccoli sprouts

Lens

  • Buttery flavor and delicate sprouts
  • Rich in proteins and fiber
  • Good in wraps and as a garnish
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Wheat grass

White Mustard

Mizuna

  • Peppery flavor with wavy leaves
  • Rich in vitamins A and C
  • Excellent in Asian-inspired dishes
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Mung bean

Radish

  • Sharp and slightly spicy taste
  • Rich in vitamin C and antioxidants
  • Good as a flavor enhancer in salads
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Arugula

  • Peppery flavor with light leaves
  • High in vitamins K and C
  • Excellent as a basic ingredient in salads
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Beetroot

Peas

  • Sweet taste with crunchy sprouts
  • High in fiber and vitamin A
  • Good as a snack or in pasta dishes
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Sunflower

  • Nutty flavor with crisp sprouts
  • Rich in vitamin E and healthy fats
  • Ideal as a salad topping or in wraps
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Red cabbage

Watercress

  • Sharp and peppery taste
  • Rich in vitamin C and folic acid
  • Perfect as a garnish for soups and eggs
    Read more about Karse

These micro greens are not only tasty, but also packed with nutrients that make them a healthy addition to your diet. You can experiment with them in different dishes to enjoy their taste and health benefits.