Hello everyone and a happy Sunday to you all. It is a new week already and we are talking about creativity Sunday.
I will be sharing with you a little tip on how to reduce the bitter taste of your bitter leaf so that it will be presentable in your dish...hahaha.
Many of us may know this plant and some may. I can remember during one of my trips to Delta State Nigeria I got to a particular location and I saw how they used the plant to make a fence around a particular compound. I just shouted see money dey waste for here ooo. As funny as that may sound but that is what it is. Bitter leaf plant is an economic point in the sense that the leaf can be sold for money and people enjoy eating it a lot because of the many health benefits.
Back to my point, just this weekend I was able to get some leaves from my compound for my cocoa yam soup. I had to wash it to reduce the bitterness. The steps are not difficult and I know you can do it even better than I did.
There are two different plants of bitter leaf. One is the very bitter leaves that take a long time to watch. That plant's leaves are not so wide and the sweet bitter leaf can be said to be the improved version. It doesn't take much time to be washed and the leaves are wider than the previous. This one you can say is the improved one.
- Plug the leaves from the farm
- Keep it under the sun for some time. Why you do this is so that the leaves will not break so much during the washing. For cocoyam soup, most people prefer the leaves to be long.
Wash it a little to remove dust and dirt
You can start washing.
NB: Mine didn't take me more than 10 minutes to wash because it is the improved version. Also, some people make use of salt to prevent it from breaking so much and to be sweet in time. Also, they make use of palm oil so it does not stop foaming. So I didn't have to do all that because of the species of bitter leaves
Hoping to see your bitter leaf washing process.
Thanks for reading.
I really did not know that the bitter hoga was used for other things besides being in its natural process as a plant, the use that we can give to plants for our human benefit has always caught my attention, I like that in the post
Wooow, am happy you know now. I wish to see you using it
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I've said this before and I will keep on saying it.. Even if they use detergents to wash bitter leaf, I still won't eat it. There is nothing sweet about bitter leaf... It's in the name "Bitter Leaf" 😂
Really?
You are missing oo 😂
So you don't eat bitterleaf soup 🍲?
My sister, he dey miss better
I don't.. I've never been a fan of it.
Hahaha hahaa!! see eeeh, if you taste the soup made with this bitter lead your life will not remain the same. Or if you know the health benefit, you will rush it like hive dollar.
Thanks for coming dear
If I want to take something bitter for the health benefits, I will take drugs... Food are meant to be delicious and tasty.
Hahaha, ok Nah.
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Bitterleaf is medicinal for sure.
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Nice to read and learn about this leaf. I don't think it's widely used (or even exists) over here in my country.
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That's interesting to know you have used it.
I wish you the best of the week