水蓮菜 (Shui Lian Cai) - taken at Taichung, Taiwan
I do not know what is the English name for this vegetable but seems to me, they are roots of some kind of aquatic plants or Nymphoides. Perfect chance to be wordless today! Cos' I don't know and can't elaborate more. Ha! Anyone seen this before? Let me know the name!
Tag: Taiwan eating
水蓮菜? Don't recall seeing them in supermarts or markets here :(
ReplyDeleteThat looks wonderful. Delicious.
ReplyDeletehmmmm.....makes me want take lunch...yummy
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no idea, I'm a noob ... I only know it looks good, haha ;D
ReplyDeleteit looks kinda familiar but nah, i don't know what it's called. sorry! those are gorgeous greens! :)
ReplyDeleteHello Kitty
On the Lake
No clue....but that is a lovely plate of greens. How's the taste like?
ReplyDeletelooks good.. but i have no idea about the name.
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by.
happy ww!
In The Spirit of Dance
Princess Vien
Look at that vibrant colors!! But yeah..don't know the English name either :)
ReplyDeleteHm, haven't seen anything like this here, but whatever it is, it looks yummy. And I want some to try.
ReplyDeleteit looks so crunchy to me, my type of vege. will look for this vege and i go marketing this weekend.
ReplyDeletewow...I love it...just passing by to say hello and TC
ReplyDeleteWhat strange looking veggie. What does it taste like ah?
ReplyDeletewater spinach? but I thought that had leaves...
ReplyDeleteThat looks like samphire to me :) one of the nicest things in the world!
ReplyDeletenice type of veg!
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