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Posted by robinfields24 Hawaii (My Page) on

Fri, Mar 14, 08 at 15:29

What can I do with the Kalamunguy that I have growing. I have at least 40 trees that are 10+ years old. Each tree produces several hundred fruit...

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Posted by grovespirit Zone 11 HI (My Page) on
Wed, Mar 26, 08 at 18:38

Some possibilities:

Take it to a swap meet or farmer's market to sell or trade,

Set up a roadside stand to sell some,

Contact local Asian grocers to see if you can sell some to them,

Post a "pick your own fruit" ad on Craigslist, stating a price per lb.

Donate some to your church or to the food bank.

Hope that helps!

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Posted by violet_z6 6a (My Page) on
Tue, Oct 13, 09 at 10:08

Proper spelling: Kalamungay aka Malunggay which is a more common name.
Latin Name: (Moringa oleifera)

Highly revered for medicinal use. Leaves used for tea.

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Posted by mauirose 11 (My Page) on
Sun, Oct 18, 09 at 16:31

Thought i remembered reading about a Kalamungay plantation on Molokai so i looked...sure enough, here it is! Might give you some ideas beyond Chicken Kalamungay ; )

Here is a link that might be useful: Molokai Plantation

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Posted by author62 z6 Alaska (My Page) on
Sat, Oct 24, 09 at 18:47

All suggestions are great. If you like the stuff, parboil the leaves, drain well, vacuum seal or ziploc (with air squeezed out) then freeze until ready to use in soups.

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