The recipes with little cholesterol – Italian Cuisine

The recipes with little cholesterol


Mascarpone cream, prawns in sauce, buttery canapés, stuffed desserts, patés … yummy, right? In these days of celebration we decided to enjoy everything that the throat and the eyes asked, what goodness. And we did very well. But now, we have to take a little break, giving our body the chance to purify is dispose of excesses of Christmas.

In fact, during the holidays, we probably assumed a quantity of saturated fats greater than usual, which are the main cause of the high cholesterol. On the podium of foods to avoid to increase the level we find: eggs, offal, butter, sausages and fried, while it has been shown that foods such as oils of soy, flax, nuts, kiwi, blue fish, oat bran, legumes, whole grains, fruits and vegetables and nuts are true allies to fight high cholesterol.

Here then are our 24 recipes with little cholesterol to purify after the holidays

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Oil cake, lentils and walnuts

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Sesame seared tuna with soy "mayonnaise"

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Crenaceous rock soup with pears

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"Carpaccio" of beef with rhubarb compote and tuna bottarga

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Almond soup with pineapple and citrus peel

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Lentil moist with spicy chicken wings

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Steamed salmon and tofu "mayonnaise"

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Honey pitaya sorbet with papaya sauce

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Carrot gazpacho with celeriac

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Cream of zucchini and chicken

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Raw and cooked pears with cabbage pâté

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Sweet potato, artichoke and cardoon flan

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Castagnaccio

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Cookies with soy flour and pineapple

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Radicchio in the pan

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Venus rice cream, black cabbage, raspberry and cinnamon

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Daikon rolls and leeks with walnuts and currants

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Almond biscuits

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Quinoa with leeks, soy and toasted almonds

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