Today's Flower (16/8/09)
Today I am posting pictures of 'Banana Flower'! Click the pictures to enlarge them. In this picture you can see very small Bananas inside the open petal!
These pictures show two different Banana Flowers.
In many parts of India we cook these flowers with spices and herbs to prepare a side dish .
These pictures show two different Banana Flowers.
In many parts of India we cook these flowers with spices and herbs to prepare a side dish .
This post is linked with "Today's Flower".
To see more pictures of the flowers visit http://flowersfromtoday.blogspot.com/
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Nice pics.
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In bengal , people do.
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beautiful pictures..
btw,tell me what your name means?
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Back here in Kerala, we use every single part of the Banana plant:
We use the leaves as one time plates and for packing. Dry leaves r a good manure n used for burning.
There is the inner-most stem of the plant called "pindi" back here. It is also cooked. Plus, it is used in festivals too!
The root is also cooked n eaten!
And not to forget the banana itself. From raw bananas used for cooking, to chips from it, we use it for anything n everything!
And I could go on n on about other parts too!!! But wont bore u n other readers with the huge story!!!
Regards,
Manish
Nice one!
We call the flower as Davva and cook it!
It is damn tasty!
Good article though!
Looks like you are an avid nature lover!
Thanks for visiting, too!
IP:We cook it in Maharashtra as well.We use coconut in it.
Shruti: My name means 'to praise'!:-)
Manish: Thanks for all that information. We also cook the raw banana. Ilike reading your blog! Thanks for visiting!
Hi Pawan,Welcome to my blog!Yes I love nature!
Thanks for a visit Sara
Denise:You are right!We get so much information here.I love all the pictures of different flowers so much! Some of them are totally new to me!
Thanks for visiting my blog. Have a good week!
Love Bananas too;)
-Cheers from Canada.
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I have seen bananna plants but never flowers. It's so simple but gives wonderful fruit. Thanks for sharing.