Fw: Fw: [Sca-cooks] Discussion of usage of capsicumpeppersinAsiainourperiod.
Phlip
phlip at 99main.com
Fri Jan 21 10:23:52 PST 2005
Ene bichizh ogsen baina shuu...
> There are many species of Polygonum used for med and spices in East
> Asia--at least 22. I believe they need serious revision and taxonomic
> analysis. The hydropiper I was remembering is Polygonum hydropiper
> --obviously a peppery one! Its Chinese name is shui liao, "water
> piquant." P. chinense is another. Also the universal worldwide weed P.
> aviculare. Rau ram appears to be P. odoratum, but again I await taxonomic
> checkups. It is sometimes called "Vietnamese cilantro" here in
California,
> which is bizarre, since it is nothing like cilantro AND the Vietnamese
have
> real cilantro (as well as the Mexican herb culantro or culantrillo).
> best--Gene A
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