Kayu bawang (onion tree)
Prasoxylon alliaceum
leaf · spice
A tree that smells of onion: its young leaves are cooked with fish, its seeds make a sauce close to garlic sauce.
- Origin
- From the Andaman Islands to the Solomon Islands
- Season (United States)
- all year round
- Preparation
- The young leaves are cooked for a few minutes with the dish; the seeds are pounded and stirred into the sauce.
- Molecules
- Beta-carotene (vitamin A) · Lutein and zeaxanthinIn small amounts, not counted Vegetable nitrates · Chlorophyll
- Did you know?
- In the past, its smoke-dried seeds went to sea in place of garlic.
