Can I eat ginger leaves in Japan? Today, I came to the supermarket with my Japanese friends to buy vegetables, and it is rare to see tender ginger for sale (usually old ginger). Tender ginger with leaves, one 119 yen
author：A-mei wanders around Tokyo
Can I eat ginger leaves in Japan?
Today, I came to the supermarket with my Japanese friends to buy vegetables, and it is rare to see tender ginger for sale (usually old ginger).
Tender ginger with leaves, 119 yen (about 7 yuan) a piece.
I wonder what this leaf is for? The trade name also says leaf ginger. I asked my Japanese friend, what is this leaf for? She said: It should be edible!
It turns out that Japanese ginger leaves can also be eaten?
Presumably she never did housework. I asked her, I buy this tender ginger, you eat the leaves, I eat the roots.
Can I eat ginger leaves in Japan? Today, I came to the supermarket with my Japanese friends to buy vegetables, and it is rare to see tender ginger for sale (usually old ginger). Tender ginger with leaves, one 119 yen
Can I eat ginger leaves in Japan? Today, I came to the supermarket with my Japanese friends to buy vegetables, and it is rare to see tender ginger for sale (usually old ginger). Tender ginger with leaves, one 119 yen
Can I eat ginger leaves in Japan? Today, I came to the supermarket with my Japanese friends to buy vegetables, and it is rare to see tender ginger for sale (usually old ginger). Tender ginger with leaves, one 119 yen
