it's good stir fried in sesame oil. Another thing you can do is give it a quick bath in boiling water, let it cool off, then pour some Ponzu sauce over it (it;s an Asian citrusy sauce.. you'll find it by the soy sauce in the store) and just eat it cold. Refreshing!
it's good stir fried in sesame oil. Another thing you can do is give it a quick bath in boiling water, let it cool off, then pour some Ponzu sauce over it (it;s an Asian citrusy sauce.. you'll find it by the soy sauce in the store) and just eat it cold. Refreshing!
TheyDontSee 2 months ago
why dig them up? just cut them and let them grow more.. it takes the cold and requires very little sun.
josephdupont 2 months ago
I planted some a few days ago when will i start seeing the germenation results?
2nd2nobody 7 months ago
great job! please send me tips on how to grow them right...my bok choys are getting yellowish leaves....help me please......................
SuperGjose 9 months ago
Yeah, totally all thumbs up for dude Choi!
nematube 1 year ago
I love your enthusiasm!
vicmanb 2 years ago
wow so big? what kind fertilizer u use? what method u use? hydroponics? compos tea? aeroponics? 5 star for u Sir!!
ketammerah1 2 years ago
That's a good one, and it's such an easy thing to grow too! Every seed I plant sprouts and they just don't stop growing.
A pack of seeds costs $2 and you get 100 bok choi from it (the supermarket sells them for $3 each!). That's $300 worth of dinner for $2!
bored1980 3 years ago
Hello John. It was delicious! It's related to Collards that you asked about in my other Video, as are the other Cabbage-related Vegetables.
DieselBodine 3 years ago
Help Scott! That's one big dandelion! Where'd it grow? In Texas? Enjoy it m'man.
Alla best..
John
Chordwayze 3 years ago