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Sawi is a group of plants of the genus Brassica used leaves or flowers as food
(vegetables), both fresh and processed. Sawi includes several species of
Brassica that sometimes resemble each other.
In Indonesia
the mention of mustard greens usually refers to the green mustard greens
(Brassica rapa parachinensis group, also called mustard meatballs, caisim, or
caisin). In addition, there are also chicory (Brassica rapa pekinensis group,
also called petsai) which is usually made soup or processed into pickles.
Another type
sometimes referred to as the green mustard greens is the vegetable mustard (to
distinguish it from the caisim). Kailan (Brassica oleracea alboglabra group) is
a rather different kind of leaf vegetable, because the leaves are thicker and
more suitable to be a mixture of fried noodles. Sawi spoon (pakcoy or bok choy)
is a kind of leaf kin vegetables that began to be known also known in the world
of culinary Indonesia.
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