Thursday, April 10, 2014

Beware of Oil Ingredients In Fried Rice

Fried rice is a mainstay of many menus . The food is usually enjoyed at breakfast or dinner because it tastes delicious and savory . Unfortunately , the oil content in fried rice including high that excessive consumption can lead to excess calorie intake .

Clinical nutrition specialist Permadhi Inge said , often times people do not realize the extra oil in the food consumed . In fact , greasy foods including fried rice can contain double the calories than the same foods cooked different ways .

" For example, crackers , basically the material contains only 10 calories , but when the chips are fried , the oil will stick and add as much as 9 calories calories . So the total is 19 calories , almost twice as much , " Inge said in a talk show " Healthy Campaign Nestle Indonesia : Zone healthy Nestle " in Jakarta , Thursday ( 10/04/2014 ) .

According to Inge , the oil content is high with fried rice cooked using cooking oil or butter . When heated , the two materials will turn into saturated fats can increase the risk of diseases , such as heart disease and stroke . Not to mention the risk of obesity .

Inge stressed , oil consumption at each meal should not be more than the size of a thumb . If it is more than that then it can be said that edible food already contains excessive fat .

Fat , he added , should be consumed in its raw form , eg extra sauce or olive oil on salads . Oil consumption in the form of fried foods will increase the intake of calories that should be replaced with other, more nutritious foods , such as vegetables and side dishes was replaced with that containing proteins .

" But , still, when fried with fried rice , oil content remains high , " said a doctor from the Department of Nutritional Sciences Faculty of Medicine, University of Indonesia - dr Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital ( Faculty of medicine / RSCM ) this .

Therefore , Inge advised to limit their consumption of fried and other fried foods . Conversely , how to cook food can be replaced with healthier , like steamed , boiled , roasted , or sauteed with a little oil .

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