Every time I drink mung bean soup, I find that the same mung beans are sometimes green, but sometimes they are red, is it because the beans are bad? The truth is......
This substance is easy to undergo oxidation, polymerization and other reactions under the influence of external conditions.
When the water quality of mung bean soup is acidic, it is likely to be green; If the water is alkaline, the polyphenols react with the alkaline ions in it and turn red.
1. Soak the cleaned mung beans in water for 30 minutes.
2. Reduce oxidation when cooking, and it is advisable to cover the pot and cook.
3. It is recommended to add rock sugar, which tastes better when cooked by fusing rock sugar with mung beans.
4. Do not cook in an iron pot. The flavonoids in mung beans tend to react with iron ions, which can interfere with the therapeutic effect of mung beans and cause the soup to change color.
Try not to drink on an empty stomach and not to drink too much. People with spleen and stomach deficiency should not drink more, half a cup (i.e. 125 ml) each time is appropriate. If mung bean protein cannot be digested in a short period of time, excessive accumulation can easily lead to indigestion and even diarrhea.