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Purslane
Purslane
Purslane

Purslane

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Vegetables
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Purslane
Purslane
Purslane

Purslane is a fairly unknown 'forgotten' vegetable. Too bad, because purslane's delicate, sharp, slightly sour flavour fits into numerous dishes. There are 2 varieties: summer purslane and winter purslane. Purslane has bright green, small, diamond-shaped leaves. The stalks are thick, fleshy and sometimes a little pink at the base. Originally, purslane comes from the Far East.

Preparation & storage

    Storage
    Purslane will keep for 2 days in the fridge in an open plastic bag.

    Purslane can also be frozen, but first blanch for about 2 minutes. It can then be kept in a tightly closed plastic bag or container for up to 12 months at a minimum of -18°C.

    You can store leftover cooked purslane in a sealed container in the fridge for 2 days or in the freezer for 3 months.

    Preparation
    Always handle purslane with care. The leaves bruise quickly and lose their crispness.

    Do not remove bunches of purslane until you have cut off the roots. Wash purslane carefully in plenty of cold water and drain well.

    Winter purslane is especially suitable to be processed (raw) in stews and salads.

    Summer purslane is especially suitable for cooking. Summer purslane has a more robust structure, the leaves and stems are meatier.

    Storage times

    Fresh
    Refrigerator: 2 days
    Frozen (first blanch for 2 minutes): 12 months

    Leftover cooked purslane
    Refrigerator: 2 days
    Frozen: 3 months

    Preparation times

    Cooking: approx. 5 minutes
    Stir-frying: 3 - 5 minutes
    Microwave oven: 5 - 7 minutes
    Braising: approx. 10 minutes
    Steaming: approx. 10 minutes

    Cleaning purslane

    See preparing.

    Information

    Buying purslane

    Portion size

    Cultivation

    Tip

    Purslane flavour

    Recipes with Purslane

    More recipes
    Stir-fried purslane with ginger and green peas

    Stir-fried purslane with ginger and green peas

    275gr vegetables p.p.

    Winter purslane salad

    Winter purslane salad

    200gr vegetables p.p. & 100gr fruit p.p.

    More recipes

    Nutritional values

    These nutritional values apply to the unprocessed product. View all for the full set of values and preparation methods.

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    TypePer 100gr
    Energy54 kj (13 kcal)
    Fat total0 gr
    of which saturated0 gr
    of which unsaturated0 gr
    Carbohydrates1 gr
    of which sugars1 gr
    Dietary fibre2.5 gr
    Protein1 gr
    Salt0.08 mg
    Retinol act. equivalent325 mcg
    Vitamin B10.06 mg
    Vitamin B20.04 mg
    Nicotinic acid0.2 mg
    Vitamin B60.03 mg
    Folate equivalents124.5 mcg
    Vitamin C4 mg

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