Night shade looks good. I have 3 kinds of Amaranth planted, one with purple leaves, 2 green leaves, must be one of those huh? Don't have a clue about the first one but leaves look thick and yummy!:))
where can I get nightshade (manathakkali) seeds? I have been looking for them for a while as they are my favorite greens and apparently, they are not considered edible in the US and hence they are not sold. Please let me know.
I would have guessed chard, but you've got that named in a photo already! It's not malabar spinach is it? All your greens look wonderful. And potatoes in the previous post, I wish I could make those right now! :)
Now I have to open my eyes and read the other guesses :)
Night shade looks good. I have 3 kinds of Amaranth planted, one with purple leaves, 2 green leaves, must be one of those huh?
ReplyDeleteDon't have a clue about the first one but leaves look thick and yummy!:))
Pasalai keerai???
ReplyDelete~Priya
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some kind of spinach?
ReplyDeleteIndo to my un-educated eyes those look like the spinach leaves..heheh..I know bad guess...:))
ReplyDeleteI just love love all the green leafy veggies...
ReplyDeletenight shade is new to me. hope to see u cooking all these soon :)
Bachali in telugu??
ReplyDeleteAll the leaves looks so good. So fresh too. I have to plant some amaranth this week in my garden. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteRamya
Don't know:(
ReplyDeleteI have seen so many unidentified greens in my Asian market. Do you knwo the Asian names for these greens?
ReplyDeletewhere can I get nightshade (manathakkali) seeds? I have been looking for them for a while as they are my favorite greens and apparently, they are not considered edible in the US and hence they are not sold. Please let me know.
ReplyDeletewow those look so green and fresh! i had to clear up my veggie garden :-(
ReplyDeleteAh! malabar spinach?
ReplyDeleteI couldnt remember the name (I had in mind) when i posted the first time around.
Is it Malabar Spinach?
ReplyDeleteindian spinach or malabar spinach
ReplyDelete?
I would have guessed chard, but you've got that named in a photo already! It's not malabar spinach is it? All your greens look wonderful. And potatoes in the previous post, I wish I could make those right now! :)
ReplyDeleteNow I have to open my eyes and read the other guesses :)
hmmmm....errrr...let me think..."wearing a thinking cap"... still no idea :-)
ReplyDeleteslacker momma, I don't think the seeds are available here. Try back home.
ReplyDeletePriya, Kalva get 1/2 a point.
ReplyDeletePasali Keerai = Spinach no? The leaves of 'Malabar Spinach' are thicker than Spinach and that is answer to the quiz.
Kay, Deepika, Maheswari and Linda -you'll got it. Cheers!
Suganya, no idea what the Asian names are, I would like to know those too.
Green s always soothing &healthy.Lovely snaps.
ReplyDeletemirage:)))))