Do you use the leafy part of Bok Choy ?

stephanieplum
on 3/24/13 4:37 am
VSG on 06/27/12

As you an see from my question...never used it.

 

    

JAlston
on 3/24/13 4:49 am
VSG on 12/07/12

Yes, you can use the green part as well. It cooks much quicker then the stem piece. Chinese restaurants tend to use it in wonton soup sometimes (both the green and white parts, if you have ever see the green in soup). 

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Keith L.
on 3/24/13 5:45 am - Navarre, FL
VSG on 09/28/12
Absolutely. That's where all the nutrition is. Anything green is good. Phytonutrients and all the other good stuff that comes with green veggies.

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SophieNJ
on 3/24/13 6:13 am - Parsippany, NJ
VSG on 03/05/13

i've never used it either...but once I can eat it, I'll learn how to cook with it...good question!

GreenisLove
on 3/24/13 6:39 am - CA
VSG on 05/29/13

I actually made some last night! In a pan with a little sesame oil (VERY LITTLE) I sauteed the bok choy with garlic powder and pepper until the green leafs looked almost like cooked spinach... it was sooo yummy! 

 

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