Port Moresby is starting to rain these days, and becoming greener and greener.Colourful flowers have good contract with the green back ground and decorate the town with Red & Yellow. This is the start of flower season in Papua New Guinea.
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Season for Flower
Posted by make up on 8:09 PM
Port Moresby is starting to rain these days, and becoming greener and greener.Colourful flowers have good contract with the green back ground and decorate the town with Red & Yellow. This is the start of flower season in Papua New Guinea.
Home-grown Aibika for Dinner
Posted by make up on 5:41 PM
Yesterday, we have harvested the Aibika leaves from our home garden.
Some of you have never heard "Aibika". It is a green leafy vegetable common in South Pacific countries. It goes very well with chicken & other meat and a "Must" ingredients for coastal people of Papua New Guinea.
I did not know that Aibika flower looks like Hibiscus, because nobody awaits here until the plant is flowering - harvest and eat before the flower blossoms.
We cooked the Aibika with pumpkin & chicken for a Dinner.
If you are next time in Papua New Guinea, don't forget to eat Aibika.
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Some of you have never heard "Aibika". It is a green leafy vegetable common in South Pacific countries. It goes very well with chicken & other meat and a "Must" ingredients for coastal people of Papua New Guinea.I did not know that Aibika flower looks like Hibiscus, because nobody awaits here until the plant is flowering - harvest and eat before the flower blossoms.
We cooked the Aibika with pumpkin & chicken for a Dinner.
If you are next time in Papua New Guinea, don't forget to eat Aibika.
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