Banana Flower
The banana flower is a large, dark purple-red blossom that grows up from the end of a bunch of bananas. Its sizable bracts, or leaves, enclose delicate, sweetly scented male flowers. The female flowers, which do not require fertilization to become fruit, grow farther up the stem from the male flowers.
We, Indonesian people, used to call it banana heart. It’s edible; but you must cook it first. Have you ever tried it?



10 comments:
Have a blessed and enjoy Monday morning in Indonesia, great entry, as usual. Carlos from Brazil
Wonderful shot of the flower.
Fabulous shot! We love this vegetable and prepare it quite often.
Thanks for visiting!:-)
never, but may be its interesting ...
What a gorgeous color. Have never tried it, but if I get the chance, I will!
Yes.. I try it.. the taste very nice .. as we taste soft meat.. :) Peace
We used to cook them with coconut milk, vinegar and spices.
we call it banana heart too...just like teEden, we cooked it with coconut milk and add some spices, lemon grass and some herbs.
It looks amazing and I have seen something similar in our National Botanical Garden in Washington DC, and would like to experience the taste of it. I wonder if it tastes anything like a banana flavor?
hi :)
We call it banana heart too :)
It's my favorite salad :D really tastes good.
I am from the Phil by the way :D
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