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titleOfInvention Orange-red internal head spicy Chinese cabbages and preparation method thereof
abstract The invention discloses orange-red internal head spicy Chinese cabbages. The spicy Chinese cabbages are characterized by being prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 75-85 parts of orange-red internal head Chinese cabbages, 5-8 parts of green peppers, 10-15 parts of red peppers, 5-10 parts of Jerusalem artichoke, 8-15 parts of roses, 15-25 parts of refined salt, 5-10 parts of crystal sugar, 1-3 parts of Chinese prickly ash and 1-5 parts of aniseed. The orange-red internal head spicy Chinese cabbages have the beneficial effects that the orange-red internal head spicy Chinese cabbages are prepared by pickling the orange-red internal head Chinese cabbages and have higher nutrition values; the carotene contents of the orange-red internal head Chinese cabbages are 4.5 times the carotene contents of the common Chinese cabbages; the vitamin C contents of the orange-red internal head Chinese cabbages are 1.8 times the vitamin C contents of the common pickled Chinese cabbages; the sugar contents of the orange-red internal head Chinese cabbages are 3.5 times the sugar contents of the common Chinese cabbages; the spicy Chinese cabbages taste spicy but not dry, promote appetite, have bright colors, leave fragrance in the mouth and are suitable to eat at home or at the restaurant.
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