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Bok-Choy 
     Brassica campestris var. sinensisBok Choy.jpg (28990 bytes)

Originally from southeastern China, it has spread through out many areas with subtropical climates, including the southern United States  The long thick creamy stems bear wide dark green leaves at their tops with a peppery taste.

Select  firm, undamaged leaves which do not look wilted.

Separate the leaves from the stems prior to cooking as the leaves cook more quickly than the stems.

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