Alokon - Clovegarden
Despite appearances and the common English marketing name, this plant is in no way related to the birch tree. It is a member of the Moraceae family, the Mulberries. This large shrub is closely related to the Paper Mulberry, the bark fibers of which are used to …
It is a popular indigenous vegetable in the Ilocos commanding as much as P200 to P500 per kilogram of inflorescence depending on the month of availability. The staminate inflorescence is a favorite for vegetable stews. At present, research on Alokon is still limited.
Himbabao: An indigenous vegetable loved by Ilocanos
2020年5月27日 — Internationally known as Birch flower, the Himbabao, or Alukon in Ilokano, comes from a medium-sized perennial tree that can grow up to reach a height similar to a main electric pole or more. The tree thrives all over the Philippines and its fruit commonly used as a vegetable in particular areas of Luzon.
I picked alukon flowers and cooked DINENGDENG, a Filipino ...
It's again the season where the alokon tree blooms its flowers. We people in the northern part of the Philippines utilize the flowers and young leaves on som...
Dinengdeng Nga Alukon “Bungon”... - Lutong-Bahay Recipes
Alukon or alokon (allaeanthus glaber; also called bungon and baeg [in Pangasinan]) is more known for its flowers or flowerettes as a popular "mix" in some vegetable dishes, notably buridibod or in the simple dinengdeng, and in the quintessential pinakbet.
HOW TO COOK ALUCON|INABRAW|DINENGDENG|FILIPINO FOOD ... - YouTube
Welcome to my channel LEMONZEST! ALUCON INABRAW WITH FRIED TUNA/TULINGAN|ALUKON|ALOKON|HIMBABAO|BIRCH FLOWER|FILIPINO FOOD|LEMONZESTCHICKEN RECIPES: CHIC...
Alucon / Himbabau - Market Manila
2007年3月11日 — These unusual squiggly “greens†are sometimes seen at the larger, wet markets in Manila.