Vegetable profile

Buğday

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Buğday recipes

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CarbohydrateFiber (in whole grain)B vitamins
Calories≈ 340 kcal / 100 g (kuru tane); bulgur pişmiş halde çok daha düşüktür
Portion1 serving bulgur (cooked) ≈ 150 g
SeasonYear-round
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“As bulgur, the thousands-year-old staple grain of Anatolian cuisine; it forms the backbone of many recipes, from pilaf to köfte.”

Nutrition

A staple carbohydrate source; eaten as whole grain or bulgur, its fiber, B vitamin and magnesium content increases notably.

Source: Sebze Meyve Takvimi

In the kitchen

How do you store Buğday?

As whole grain or bulgur, keeps for a long time (months) in a cool, dry, sealed container without spoiling.

What should you look for when buying Buğday?

Choose grain that is plump, dry and free of foreign matter.

What goes well with Buğday?

Pairing bulgur with legumes (lentils, chickpeas) brings together two different plant protein sources for a balanced plate.

How do you grow Buğday at home?

SeasonCool-climate grain — sown in autumn (winter wheat) or spring (spring wheat)
SowingDirect seed (field sowing); harvested in June-July
WhereLarge field; not suitable for pots or gardens

Source: Bahçe Tarımı I, Anadolu Ü.

This information is for general guidance only and is not medical or dietary advice. Consult a dietitian or doctor for your individual needs.

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