How to Eat Moringa Leaves

How to Eat Moringa Leaves

Of all of the questions we have received, about Moringa, the

second most asked question is:

"How do you eat the leaves?" Here is the answer:

You eat Moringa leaves, as you eat any other "greens".

Moringa leaves can be eaten as salad greens, added to rice dishes, put in omelettes, added to breads and muffins, put into casseroles, stir-fried with onions, added to any vegetable dish - the list is endless! Here are a few ideas...

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"Hi! I'm Morey, the Moringa Oleifera Seed!

Here are some ways you can eat the leaves from my tree."

Good advice about eating Moringa leaves - always add them to your hot dishes about 2 to 3 minutes before

you plan to eat. That way, you get the most nutrition from the leaves, before excess

heat destroys some of the vitamins, and all of the enzymes.

Forget doing that, if you are going to incorporate the leaves into any baked goods, but it works well when you are adding it to soups and grains, or to any other dish that is cooked, rather than baked.

We do that

with the DRIED LEAVES, TOO!

"Hi! I'm Stan, the

Moringa Stenopetala Seed! My leaves are every bit as good as Morey's!"

We especially like to add Moringa leaves right at the end of the cooking time, when we are eating quinoa, teff, brown rice, chia, amaranth, wild rice,

oatmeal, wheat, or any other grains

or seeds.

Get Creative!

Add Moringa Leaves to:

Quiche, Stir-Fry

Tacos, Hoagies

Deviled Eggs Shepherd's Pie

Pasta Dishes

Salmon Patties

Poultry Stuffing

Macaroni Salad

Spaghetti