Com Tam (Vietnamese Broken Rice). By Joseph Vo, edited by Thang Ngo. Com tam, or broken rice, is a Vietnamese dish made from rice with fractured rice grains. Tam refers to the broken rice grains, while com refers to cooked rice.Also known as com tam Sai SÃ i gon gÃ²n as it is particularly served In, Southern, vietnam saigon now Known As Ho Chi. minh cityom Tam (Vietnamese Broken Rice). By Joseph Vo, edited by Thang Ngo. Com tam, or broken rice, is a Vietnamese dish made from rice with fractured rice grains. Tam refers to the broken rice grains, while com refers to cooked rice.
Daily Iron Requirement. The RDA for iron is 10 mg/day for adult men and for post-menopausal women and 15 mg/day for pre-menopausal women. These amount of iron are considered good for health.
A 1/2-cup serving of beans provides 2-3 milligrams. A bowl of a typical iron-fortified cereal has 18 milligrams. How much iron do you need? The recommended dietary allowance for adult males and for women over 50 is 8 milligrams per day. For women aged 19-50, the RDA is 18 milligrams per day (it's higher to compensate for menstrual losses).