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About the Author sascolleen Tweed Heads West 14th November 2017 8:57am #UserID: 17285 Posts: 1 View All sascolleen's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Fruitylicious1 says... Hi Sascolleen, Yes that's normal. You need to bruise or crush the leaf or raked with tines of a fork to release its aroma or scent. Here are some of the uses of pandan leaves; 1. used in curries of Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Balinese and Thai cooking. 2. used in soups in Malaysian and Singaporean dishes. 3. used as wrappers in South East Asia before roasting , grilling, barbecuing or steaming chicken, pork, glutinous rice and deserts. 4. used to flavor cooked rice 5. used also to flavor drinks etc. Those are only some of the uses. There are too many to enumerate. Happy Gardening :-) | About the Author Fruitylicious1 TAMWORTH,2340,NSW 14th November 2017 11:39am #UserID: 16885 Posts: 709 View All Fruitylicious1's Edible Fruit Trees |
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About the Author Kath5 GIRRAWHEEN,6064,WA 14th November 2017 10:56pm #UserID: 14327 Posts: 18 View All Kath5's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Prince says... We're based in Sydney and we bought this Pandanus plant from Daley's Nursery last year. It came before Winter and it nearly died during the freezing cold nights in winter. We brought it indoor into the study and located it by the window, it loves the sunlight in its new controlled climate environment, but it almost dried up at night when we turned on the heater. It doesn't like the heat of the heater which turns the leaves yellow. Btw, at night the distinctive aromatic pandan's fragrance drifts thru the air and fills the room... Anyway, it survived Winter, and is now thriving outdoor in Summer. However, it has completely loss all its pandan's leaves fragrance. My wife cut 2 leaves for cooking and it does not have any fragrance even after cooking... Can someone shared whether you might have encountered the same issue and how to resolved it? We cannot ever plant the Panadus – Pandan Leaf plant into the ground here in Sydney cos' the Winter will kill it instantly overnight. So, planting it in pots are the only solution for us unless we've a hothouse environment. Love to hear from you all... Kind regards Prince @ Sydney, Australa
| About the Author Prince KELLYVILLE RIDGE,2155,NSW 6th February 2021 4:16pm #UserID: 25684 Posts: 1 View All Prince's Edible Fruit Trees |
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