June 8, 200818 yr Bought it in Foodland. English name: Jinju green Thai name ผักจินจูฉ่าย Hope it's not poisonous or anything. It's in the pan now. I'll let you know how it turns out.
June 9, 200818 yr Jinju green is a Chinese herbal usually cook with minced pork as clear soup ิำื benefit : can help nourishes your body
June 9, 200818 yr Author Thanks for the info. It came out a little peppery in my stew. Do you know the scientific (latin) name?
June 9, 200818 yr Apium graveolens: Wild Celery. Medicinal plants site USDA And just in case you were wondering how I found it, I googled the Thai name and came up with this Thai language website: Vegetable in thailand
June 10, 200818 yr Ah, so, Admin now then sbk? Well done! Taken Totster's place I see as he is now just a normal member like the rest of us...
June 12, 200818 yr it isnot wild celery scientific name:Artemisia lactiflora Wall. ex Bess. var. genuina Pampan. family:COMPOSITAE http://www.pfaf.org/database/plants.php?Artemisia+lactiflora Artemisia lactiflora - Wall. ex DC. engl:White Mugwort Medicinal Uses Emmenagogue; Tonic. White mugwort is a bitter aromatic tonic herb. The leaves and flowering stems are used internally in traditional Chinese medicine to treat menstrual and liver disorders
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