Can you Eat ginger leaves

Answer 1

== == Yes! It certainly has a very strong and often bitter/biting flavor, so it's an acquired taste, similar to eating a strong radish.

And it seems to be a pretty darned good idea: Several studies have actually shown that it appears to be anti-bacterial, good for digestion, and good for healing ulcers. Also, it seems to help Cholestoral by reducing absorption, and coughs can be helped by drinking ginger tea made from dried or powdered ginger. Ginger's intense taste releases secretions to help throat congestion.

Answer 2

Yes, the leaf of the common or garden ginger plant [Zingiber officinale] may be eaten. In fact, every part of the plant can be eaten. The leaves may be used for flavoring. But most commonly it's what popularly is called the ginger root that's eaten.

Answer 3

You can soak a large quantity in boiling water and squash them aroun a bit for five minuits. If you strain the water and drink it, it is really refreshing. or add lemon juice and honey and it helps you sleep. if you drink it often enough, it can reduce the deepness of wrinkles in time.

Answer 4

Yes. A dish, called so hap xa, Vietnam's version of the French classic, moules mariniere, calls for them. They are used like an herb.