It’s nice with edible flowers, I am eating fuchsia flowers every time I go out as my Fuchsia boliviana is still flowering. Next month the fruit will be ready to taste for the first time…exciting!
All parts of fuchsias are edible, leaves, flowers and fruit, but not all of them taste that much. Some fuchsia fruit taste very nice though. All fuchsias are edible so you have been missing out :-)
Beautiful edible flowers. I had to google Caisim. I think it's what we call Choy sum here.
ReplyDeleteYes, both of them are the same thing, Sarah.
DeleteFlowers vegetables are very tasty.
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Yes, that's right, Lucia.
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I have to find out what kind of edible flower this is, I suppose it's of the cabbage family.
ReplyDeleteYes, that's right, Janneke. This is Brassica chinensis var caisin.
DeleteThe flower look similar to sawi in Malaysia. WHat you cook with them?
ReplyDeleteYes, I think so, Malar. These flowers are great to be stir fried.
DeleteIt’s nice with edible flowers, I am eating fuchsia flowers every time I go out as my Fuchsia boliviana is still flowering. Next month the fruit will be ready to taste for the first time…exciting!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, I have no idea that fuchsia flower is edible. Thank you for sharing
DeleteAll parts of fuchsias are edible, leaves, flowers and fruit, but not all of them taste that much. Some fuchsia fruit taste very nice though. All fuchsias are edible so you have been missing out :-)
DeleteFascinating! I'm dreaming to taste these flowers
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