Ashitaba

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Growing Area -
Season March - November

It was from the old times considered as a medicinal herb for perpetual youth and longevity, but has recently been used as a food material due to its abundant nutrition. When cooked, they use a special method to get rid of its unique flavor. Generally eaten in tempura or fried in butter.