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Showing posts with label goji berry. Show all posts
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Saturday, April 14, 2012

Chinese box thorn / Chinese wolfberry soup

Have you ever seen bunches of long thorny stems with small round leaves at the wet markets’ vegetable stalls? These are Chinese box thorm or Chinese wolfberry, or gáu-géi-choi in Cantonese (枸杞菜). They can be found year-round.

Chinese box thorn
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