Contiene un alto porcentaje de alimentos saludables.
Macronutrients
439
kcal/portion
Protein:
37g
148kcal
27%
Carbohydrates and fiber:
80g
276kcal
49%
Healthy fats:
15g
15kcal
24%
* These values indicate the amount and distribution of the macronutrients, for one portion of this recipe
Reference intake of an average adult (8400 kJ/ 2000 Kcal).
Vitamins and minerals
Vitamina A
441 µg
55 %*
Vitamina B6
0.9 mg
46 %*
Vitamina C
47 mg
78 %*
**NRVs: Nutrient Reference values for one portion.
Información nutricional
Por 100g
Por Ración (g)**
Valor energético:
136 Kcal / 567 KJ
590 Kcal /2466 KJ
Grasas:
5.6
24
De las cuales saturadas:
0.8
0.8
Hidratos de carbono:
12.5
54.5
De los cuales azúcares:
0.3
1.4
Fibra:
3.2
14
Proteína:
7.4
32
Sal:
0.07
0.3
*** This recipe contains 2 portions, the values correspond to one portion.
Eel is an ideal seasonal product to reduce cholesterol, since it is rich in Omega fatty acids 3, vitamin D and vitamin A. Taking advantage of the benefits of the eel, we want to teach you how to cook a dish that combines two of the proximity products of the Ebro Delta: rice and eel.
Ingredients
200 g. Montsià Bomba Rice
500 g fresh eel
10 mussels
1/2 liter of fish broth
1 onion
2 tomatoes
olive oil
salt
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Instructions
We first confit the fresh sliced eel in the oven for 20 minutes at 110º.
Then, in a saucepan add the chopped onion and tomato. Add a little salt to taste.
We clean the mussels and cook them in a saucepan with a little water and a pinch of salt until they open.
Below, add the rice and fry for a few minutes.
Add the fish stock and let it cook over medium heat for a few 15 minutes.
Add the candied eel and cook it next to the rice 5 minutes more.
Finally, we throw a splash of olive oil and a pinch more of salt.
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