Steemit Engagement Challenge|S13-W3||Colours In Food

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Greetings to all members of this wonderful community, I remain @nsijoro residing and from Nigeria participating in week 3 of season 13 engagement challenge in steemit iron chef

^{DESIGNED IN CANVA}

Having different colours in our food represents different types of vitamins present, right from infant I have always attributed sweet kinds of stuff to the colour orange and bitter things to the colour green, if mum wants to give me something in a cup and it's green my mind tells me that stuff is gonna be bitter.

^{MY FRIEND IN THE EATERY}

Green✅ at most, having a green colour in foods is what I have experienced often when eating food, My mum prepares a lot of soup with green vegetables and even the sauces used in eating rice are often time garnished with a green scent to bring out mouth-watering aromas.

Colours in food represent nutrition though green leaves may contain starch but it is not as much as in cassava or in yam, The colours in foods make the nutrient obvious, and well known. Yam, cassava, cocoyam, and maize which are white after being processed have starch or carbohydrates are their main constituents. Beans, and meats(goat, cow meat etc) this foods have brown or a touch of brown after being processed it could be said that they are proteinous. Green(e.g. green beans), lemon(tumeric), and orange(carrot) colours found in food like salad could be said to have vitamins as their main constituent.* So as you can see as stated above colours in food represent nutrition.

Green is my favourite food colour, A few foods don't come with this colour but a majority of food I know has this colour especially soups in Nigeria that is why I chose green as my best.

^{ME IN THE EATERY}

I present to you a picture of me and fried rice and chicken, this food contains many colours in it, which I will mention and its source, though I ate this in an eatery chicken republic I know the constituent cause I have always been with mum in the kitchen, especially during Christmas. The green colour is from turmeric which helps give the food a pleasant aroma, the orange colour you see is from turmeric, and the brown tiny colour is from kidney beans

I invite @mayzapata2010, @dar22, @starphyreblooms to join in this week engagement challenge