Hi

It is true these plants are edible and have delicious recipes.

However, be careful!  These plants are toxic and require
detoxification before / while cooking them.  There are different
methods adopted, mainly treating them with Tamarind (tamarindus
indica) or with Kokam (Garcinia indica).  That adds wonderful taste to
these vegetables also.

This is true for many other wild plant vegetables.  Best way to learn
about them is through ethnic / tribal communities 'living' in / with
the forests.

Best wishes

Ulhas Rane


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