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How many NUTRIENTS are lost during Cooking Something? Any Guesses?
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<blockquote data-quote="Sam" data-source="post: 2430238" data-attributes="member: 210645"><p>Red Lentils for example. I eat them alot. But usually after cooking them (high heat 5 min and low heat 5 min) a total of 10 minutes they are really soft and have lost all firmness. Does that mean more than half the nutrients at this point are gone?</p><p></p><p>I usually drink the water surrounding it since i was advised to do so. But what about minerals, vitamins and proteins, how much is left. One site said that as much as 75% can be gone, another said not much only a little. </p><p></p><p>thx.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sam, post: 2430238, member: 210645"] Red Lentils for example. I eat them alot. But usually after cooking them (high heat 5 min and low heat 5 min) a total of 10 minutes they are really soft and have lost all firmness. Does that mean more than half the nutrients at this point are gone? I usually drink the water surrounding it since i was advised to do so. But what about minerals, vitamins and proteins, how much is left. One site said that as much as 75% can be gone, another said not much only a little. thx. [/QUOTE]
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