Chefs talk about unusual farmers market finds
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Marion Wm Steele
The Hmong farmers who now live in California are offering bittermelon (Also known as Goya in Japan) and these wonderful veggies are very beneficial to diabetics as they virtually cure glucose problems. Sliced and fried in Virgin coconut oil, bittermelon is the highlight of my breakfast.
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gaijintraveller
Phak khana is just komatsuna, isn't it? That is commonplace in Japan. Occasionally, we can find kushinsai, pak boong, in supermarkets.
But, yes, there are sometimes good finds in farmers markets these days.
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JapanGal
There is an outdoor one near me open on Thursday at 4 but nothing special. Would like to see more variety. And, why are potatoes so expensive these days?
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