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Crab Cakes

Famous crab cakes recipes available here. Make your very own quickly simply and easily.

 

Crab Rangoon

This is perfect for a light dinner with an Asian touch. Very basic recipe available for crab rangoon.

 

Health & Nutrition

A lot of people don't bother trying seafood because they are scared of cooking it incorrectly, not liking the flavour or just can't be bothered. It is out of the normal everyday food such as chicken and beef, and depending on the seafood you buy, it can prove to be quite expensive.

What is becoming more apparent now though, is that seafood such as crab have amazing nutritional value and contain nearly all the necessities within a balanced diet with very low fat content.

So slowly but surely, people are becoming aware of the benefits so here we will simply list a lot of the health values crabs withhold. 

Calories & Fat content is probably the lowest you will get in any food available

Being so low in calories is the ideal food for anyone who is on a diet. A single serving can have as low as 80 calories, can be filling and leave a person satisfied, unlike many health foods. As well as this, a single serving will have as much as 25 grams of protein, suitable for the average weight lifter.

A lot of Omega 3's

Having Omega 3's lowers blood pressure and prevents heart disease. There is also an increasing mount of evidence stating that they help the immune system and reduce problems such as cancer et cetera.

Very Low in Mercury

There have been concerns in the past that seafood has too high a level of mercury, well crab is one species that is low in this element.

Nutrients and Minerals

Vitamin B is a good source for minerals including copper and zinc. This vitamin also aids in the development of good healthy nerves and motor function within the body. 

FACTS

  • Rich in sodium, potassium and phosphorus with high amounts of calcium, magnesium and small amounts of iron, zinc, copper, manganese and selenium. A high range to balance out the diet is essential. 
  • Crabs have good amounts of vitamin A, C, B6, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin and pantothenic acid with small amounts of folate and vitamin B12. 
  • 100g of Crabs has 87 calories. Calories from fat are 10. 
  • Crabs are rich source of protein needed for good muscle growth. They make the diet healthy. 
  • Crabs are good for eyes due to the presence of vitamin A in it.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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