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I just got keiki a generation down this particular mat. Hoping to get bunches just like these.
Musa, banana 18 (mai`a pÅpÅ`ulu, Waimea Arboretum accession number 77p536), cultivated | Flickr - Photo Sharing! Last edited by Julian : 03-25-2013 at 12:48 AM. |
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These pictures show three different plants from the popo'ulu subgroup. #18 is popo'ulu, #19 is another type of popo'ulu and #10 is hua moa. The pictures are from Joel Lau who is a well known Botanist, Rare Species Specialist and an expert in Hawaiian plants.
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Re: Popo'ulu and Hua Moa
A friend just brought home a honking bunch of what look like popo'ulu, green and fat. I know how to cook ripe plantains and will do that to most of them eventually, but any tips on cooking the green ones?
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Thanks - I ended up testing nuking like a potato, OK, then steaming like taro corms (pressure cooker with 2 cups water, 10 min high, 10 med, 10 low) pretty good.
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