THE little girl is a small, green legume with a slightly sweet flavor and soft texture, ideal for healthy and nutritious recipes. It cooks easily and does not require soaking, making it an ideal choice for quick protein-rich meals.
It is an excellent alternative to soups, salads, stews and Indian recipes such as dal.
What should I cook with courgette?
Rovitsa is an extremely nutritious and tasty legume that is widely used in Greek cuisine. Its soft texture and pleasant taste make it ideal for a variety of dishes.
Traditional options:
- Chickpea soup: This is probably the most famous and favorite dish with Rovitsa. The creamy texture of the soup, combined with the rich flavor of the rovitsa, create an extremely satisfying meal.
- Rovitsa with vegetables: You can cook rovitsa with various vegetables, such as carrots, potatoes, celery and parsley, for a complete and nutritious meal.
- Rovitsa in Juvetsi: Combine the rovitsa with rice, meat or vegetables and make a delicious juvetsi.
More modern suggestions:
- Rovitsa salad: Cool the boiled rovitsa and add it to a cool salad with tomato, cucumber, onion and feta cheese.
- Pork chops: You can make delicious and healthy cutlets from the boiled rovitsa, ideal for vegetarians and vegans.
- Rovitsa in burgers: Add boiled and pureed chickpeas to your burger mix for a healthier and original taste.
Frequent questions
What is a rovitsa?
It is a legume that resembles a small green lentil and is often referred to as a mung bean. It is widely used in vegan cuisine.
Does it need soaking?
No. It can be cooked directly in water and be ready in about 20 minutes.
How do I cook it?
Boil with water and salt or combine with vegetables, turmeric, ginger or curry for a more exotic flavor.
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