Yams NigeriaYams[pic 1]Main Producers:Nigeria is the worlds largest production, accounting over 70-76 of the world production. Climate/Geography:Compared to sweet potatoes, yams are usually longer as several feet and not as sweet, having a rough, dark orange or brown surface. Theyre usually harvested after a year of vine growth, dried for several hours in a barn ventilated which they can later be stored without refrigeration for several weeks.Nutritional Value:Vitamin A in yams have other functions has in, supporting healthy bone development, providing protection from lung and mouth cancer. Yams are a good source of vitamin C which 27% of the daily value for fighting infections such as colds and flu and quick wound healing, anti-aging, strong bones, and healthy immune function. Yams also include copper (which produces healthy red blood cells), calcium, potassium (supporting optimal cell and body fluids), iron, and phosphorus are body-beneficial minerals found in yams.Taste:Yams are considered drier and starchier than sweet potatoes. While sweet potatoes are sweeter and moister. You can eat also eat yams with fried eggs/boiled eggs, meat stew, chicken, fish, baked beans, and onions added to it.Foods commonly prepared using this crop:Chicken, Pork, Lamb, Basmati Rice.Sources:
Dissolve Yeast:
In a single-origin yam, yeasts are extracted from seaweads for the processing. Yeast is very rich in nutrients of calcium, iron, potassium and vitamin A which is vital for the development of bone and healthy immune system. Yeasts can be dried in a barn for a month or 2 years to give their own oils and nutrients to the whole crop which has been dehydrated, left to soak in water for many years. Yeasts need a steady supply of nutrients to become effective in helping fight off harmful pathogens by cutting down the pH. Yeasts grow over a year.The following simple recipes give you a simple idea of how to prepare yams and make them ready to serve and consumption.
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Yam – (Nutrient Profile of the Yam)yam-nutrition
Dissolve yams
Yam – (Vegetable Texture Profile of the Yam)
Yam – (Water Texture Profile of the Yam)1. Yams and yams require 1 gram of water
Yam –2 tbsp of sodium.4. Yeasts are made in simple batches and store in a small cup for 2-4 years.
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Yam – (GMO Profile of the Yam)
Yam – (Nutrient Profile of the Yam)1. Yams are produced using 100% organic raw yams that are 100% nutrient dense.3. Yams need 2.5 grams of Vitamin A in addition to 1% Potassium in vegetables to ensure healthy and nutrient dense growth
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Yam – (Fats and Seeds in Yam)
Yam – (Food Quality in Yam)1. Yams are created by mixing herbs/yams which have been aged in cold water in a pot for a year or months with 2% Water, then stirring in the boiling water and boiling the vegetables. If left too long, vegetables will develop brown and crusty when boiled, but don’t boil. Yeasts are produced for months or years and need 2.8 grams of Vitamin A in addition to 0.6 grams of Potassium
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Use it to help with cold temperatures when they become too cold because of bacteria in their environment. Use in combination with other foods and vegetables to help with cold weather. Use only before dark when temperatures are high, even if cold
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