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Also called cracked wheat, bulgur comes from the processing of whole wheat, chopped to make it more palatable. The nutritional characteristics are the same as wheat, including starches, proteins, mineral salts and many dietary fibers. As a cereal, its caloric intake is low, and for this reason it is widely used in light recipes.
bulgur
Contemporary phytotherapy uses dill leaves to relieve digestive difficulties and irritation of the oral mucous membranes. The diuretic and purifying properties make it an ally against water retention and cellulite, as it helps eliminate the accumulation of excess fluids. Dill tips are excellent in the kitchen for flavoring fish-based dishes such as salmon, with their spicy and intense flavour.
Dill
Dried apricots contain many nutrients useful to our body, they are very rich in potassium, magnesium, calcium, iron and other mineral salts. Despite drying, these apricots are able to maintain the same properties and benefits of fresh food.
apricots, E220.
Centinodia, also known as correggiola, is a medicinal herb known as a natural diuretic and expectorant remedy. For those who want to expel liquids, it acts effectively in cases of urinary retention resulting from irritation of the kidney and bladder. It also promotes the well-being of the respiratory tract, as an herbal tea to free the bronchi and soothe the symptoms of colds.
Ingredients: centinodia
Botanical name: polygonaceae
Origin: Hungary
Food supplement based on Tea tree Oil, a plant indicated to support the functionality of the upper respiratory tract.
Ingredients: melaleuca alternifolia, essential oil.
Origin: Australia
Orange blossoms can be used alone for a calming herbal tea, or added together with a blend of medicinal herbs, as desired. They possess expectorant properties against colds, thanks to vitamin C, and promote proper digestion. The relaxing characteristics of orange blossom are useful in cases of insomnia, anxiety and stress.
Ingredients: orange blossom
Botanical name: Citrus aurantium
Origin: Middle East
Aleppo pepper is a fine spice with a fruity and slightly smoky flavor, with a medium spiciness and sweet notes similar to cumin and dried tomato. Used in Middle Eastern cuisine, it is perfect for seasoning meat, vegetables, sauces and spicy dishes.
Aleppo pepper
The cumin plant is one of the oldest medicinal plants, it produces seeds that have a spicy flavor and a rich and singular aroma. In recent years, some research is also verifying its slimming power. The scientists involved compared the effects on overweight and blood sugar levels of the use of cumin extracts.
cumin seeds
The Murray River gives us water rich in salt, within millenary basins. A fascinating light pink salt, due to iron oxide and the presence of river algae, rich in beneficial carotene. To every dish this Australian salt gives a delicate flavor, which turns towards sweet, perfect for fish, vegetables, roasts and white meats, to be flavored in an original way.
100% natural salt
Tea tree essential oil. 100% natural. (Melaleuca alternifolia oil) steam distilled. Purifier, easily tolerable, even on the skin, it is an excellent remedy against viruses and bacteria. It stimulates the organic defenses and tones the body. It helps to recover energy after efforts or periods of stress.
Elderberry berries, is rich in vitamins and minerals, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-flu, strengthens the immune system, diaphoretic (increases sweating), beneficial for the respiratory tract, improves blood circulation, pain reliever.
Ingredients: pilosella
Botanical name: Sambucus Nigra L.
Origin: Hungary
Oregano has been widely used in cooking since Roman times. However, oregano is used to flavor many dishes, salads, sauces and sauces, cooked and raw dishes. It is excellent with many vegetables, tomatoes and aubergines, and with fish. In case of cold and flu you can make an infusion, also useful to facilitate digestion.
oregano
