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I add this whenever i make tinola.
Used in my fish tinola
I made this yummy chicken tinola with malunggay.
my favorite malunggay
I sometimes keep these in my freezer whenever the tinola or stir-fried mung bean craving hits.
It’s still frozen and it’s all packed good
Item as described
This is so good with fish or chicken soup.
I add lettuce to mongo and lentil soup recipe. Nutritious.
Good condition frozen soild
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I love malunggay in my chicken Tinola or in my smoothies. Healthy and delicious in every way. Will keep ordering!!
Horseradish leaves or malunggay is the best alternative for chili leaves when cooking Tinolsng manok. I paired it with green papaya. The malunggay though frozen but when cooked taste fresh. The best thing when shopping online at Weee, the frozen items are still frozen when delivered to my doorsteps. I’m thinking they will be thawed while on transit to my house but ithey never did! They packed the frozen items nicely and with ice!
Frozen malunggay, now I can cook bulanglang with all ingredients on it (eggplant, Calabasas, okra, green papaya, and this.)
Chicken tinola with malunggay moringa soup
use this for my soup
Nice to have a stock of frozen malunngay
Will use on my tinola or ginataang vegetables
in good condition. still frozen.
in good condition still frozen
so fresh vegetables leaves
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What are frozen moringa leaves?
Frozen moringa leaves are leaves of the Moringa oleifera tree that are picked and frozen to keep them usable year-round. They are known as malunggay in the Philippines and are used in soups, stews and stir-fries.
What does moringa taste like?
Moringa leaves have a mild, slightly bitter and peppery taste similar to spinach or watercress. Cooking softens the flavor.
What are Filipino dishes with malunggay?
Common dishes include chicken tinola, a ginger and green papaya or sayote soup, ginisang monggo (mung bean stew), and egg omelets with malunggay leaves.
Are moringa drumsticks the same as moringa leaves?
No, drumsticks are the long seed pods of the moringa tree, used in sambar and curries, while moringa leaves are the small leaflets used in soups and stir-fries. Weee! lists Laxmi cut moringa pods separately.
How do you cook frozen malunggay (moringa) leaves?
Add frozen malunggay leaves straight to simmering soup or stew for the last few minutes of cooking, or sauté them with garlic, onion and eggs. Check the package for thawing instructions.
Is malunggay the same as moringa?
Yes, malunggay is the Filipino name for moringa leaves, the leaves of Moringa oleifera. The same plant is called drumstick tree in India, where the pods are also eaten.
How do I store frozen moringa leaves?
Keep Frozen Moringa Leaves in the freezer until use. Once opened, reseal the bag tightly and use within the time on the package. Do not refreeze fully thawed leaves.
Where can I buy frozen moringa leaves near me?
Weee! sells frozen malunggay (moringa) leaves such as Phil Supreme Malunggay and Tropics Malunggay. Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options.
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- I add this whenever i make tinola.
- Used in my fish tinola
- I made this yummy chicken tinola with malunggay.
- my favorite malunggay
- I sometimes keep these in my freezer whenever the tinola or stir-fried mung bean craving hits.
- It’s still frozen and it’s all packed good
- Item as described
- This is so good with fish or chicken soup.
- I add lettuce to mongo and lentil soup recipe. Nutritious.
- Good condition frozen soild
- I love malunggay in my chicken Tinola or in my smoothies. Healthy and delicious in every way. Will keep ordering!!
- Horseradish leaves or malunggay is the best alternative for chili leaves when cooking Tinolsng manok. I paired it with green papaya. The malunggay though frozen but when cooked taste fresh. The best thing when shopping online at Weee, the frozen items are still frozen when delivered to my doorsteps. I’m thinking they will be thawed while on transit to my house but ithey never did! They packed the frozen items nicely and with ice!
- Frozen malunggay, now I can cook bulanglang with all ingredients on it (eggplant, Calabasas, okra, green papaya, and this.)
- Chicken tinola with malunggay moringa soup
- use this for my soup
- Nice to have a stock of frozen malunngay
- Will use on my tinola or ginataang vegetables
- in good condition. still frozen.
- in good condition still frozen
- so fresh vegetables leaves
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