Vegetables preserve the highest levels of antioxidants if you microwave or griddle them, as opposed to boiling, pressure-cooking, baking or frying.
The Institute of Food Technology released results of a study comparing six cooking methods with 20 vegetables.
They also found:
- The highest antioxidant loss was observed in cauliflower after boiling and microwaving, peas after boiling, and zucchini after boiling and frying.
- Artichokes preserved high antioxidant levels - even with boiling.
- Carrots, celery and green beans have increased antioxidant levels with cooking (except boiling)!
Committed to your health,
Maren
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