Vegetable Fideuá with Hiziki seaweed

Vegetable Fideuá with Hiziki Seaweed: Mineral Health on your Plate

The vegetable fideuá is an exceptional alternative for those seeking a nutritious meal without resorting to animal proteins. By incorporating the Hiziki seaweed, we transform a traditional dish into a superfood rich in calcium, iron y magnesium, essential minerals for the bone density and the correct operation of the nervous system.

Ingredients Needed

To prepare this vitality-packed recipe, make sure you have the following items on hand from organic quality:

    • 250g of fideua noodles (preferably integral).

    • Half an onion finely chopped.

    • 1 tablespoon sweet paprika.

    • Half a red bell pepper, cut into strips.

    • 100g of peas fresh or frozen.

    • 4 artichokes cleaned and chopped.

    • A handful of hiziki seaweed, previously soaked and boiled for 15 minutes.

    • Water (or mineralized vegetable broth).

    • Salt unrefined marine.

    • Extra virgin olive oil (EVOO).

 

Preparation Step by Step

Follow these instructions to ensure a perfect texture and maximum nutrient absorption:

  1. The sofrito base: In a paella pan or large frying pan, heat the extra virgin olive oil and sauté the red bell pepper together with the priming, the peas and the artichokes for approximately 3 minutes.

  2. Algae integration: Add the hiziki seaweed chopped into small pieces and continue stir-frying for an additional 3 minutes to allow the flavors to amalgamate.

  3. The touch of paprika: Incorporates the sweet paprika and stir quickly for a few seconds to avoid burning and souring the dish.

  4. Pasta cooking: Add the noodles and pour the water (the measure is usually double that of the dough). Rectify the point of salt as required.

  5. Final point: Boil over medium heat until the noodles are tender and the broth has completely evaporated.

Health Note: Dr. Marc Bony, Doctor of Chiropractic

«From the perspective of structural health, the Hiziki seaweed is a nutritional treasure. Its high content of calcium (up to 14 times more than cow's milk) is vital for maintaining the vertebral integrity and prevent demineralization. I recommend this dish especially to patients who are looking to strengthen their musculoskeletal system through an anti-inflammatory diet.