Binahong
(Anredera Cordifolia) or Madeira vine
is one the vegetable or herb (a very famous herb in Indonesia) that worth to be
planted in our garden.
Binahong is a vigorous climber that grows easily and
need very least maintenance.
Most economic part is that, they will grow back
after you harvest the leaves.
Binahong leaves are smooth and slimy just like
the sayur Raja, but it does not have the distinct taste of sayur Raja that
unfavorable to certain peoples.
In Indonesia, binahong leaves are widely used
for health and medicine purposes (Ask Mr. Google ya).
Binahong leaves had been processed
into powder and being commercialized in Indonesia as a health product.
I
personally do not aware that it has so many benefits as I only consume it as a vegetable.
Oh ya, I just simply do a very quick stir fry (less than 1 minute) of binahong
leaves with fried shallot & oyster sauce. Sometimes I do add binahong
leaves into spaghetti. It tastes nice too.
Binahong
can be planted using aerial tubers that grow along its stem.
Have you heard of Binahong?
Have you heard of Binahong?
aaaa tak pernah dengar nama binahong...mungkin kat sini dipanggil nama lain...nampak familiar...:D
ReplyDeletebanyak tak tau..yg ni pun..segar pokok nya
ReplyDelete1st time tengok and dengar..
ReplyDeletefirst time dengar ni olive
ReplyDeleteOh..so unexpected! i though it is quite common in Malaysia. Chinese ppls call it as 'Tin Chat' leaves.
ReplyDeleteI have that kind of plant.the oņe who gave me called it as Samchai.
ReplyDelete田七? how to plant?
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