Duosperma
Duosperma crenatum
leaf · vegetable
Young leaves, gathered, chopped and cooked, alone or with peas or amaranth, with coconut milk or groundnut.
- Origin
- From Kenya to Mozambique
- Where to find it
- In the coastal thickets of Kenya and Tanzania.
- Season (United States)
- all year round
- Preparation
- The leaves and young shoots are rinsed and cooked for a few minutes, boiled, steamed or in a sauce; they are eaten cooked.
- Molecules
- Beta-carotene (vitamin A) · Lutein and zeaxanthinIn small amounts, not counted Vegetable nitrates · Chlorophyll
- Did you know?
- Women drink an infusion of its leaves for an easier delivery.
