Huzhou Embroidered Brocade Vegetable

Huzhou Embroidered Brocade Vegetable

　　    Product Name: Embroidered Brocade Vegetable

　　    Place of Origin: Huzhou, Zhejiang

　　    Product Description: A specialty of Nanxun, the Embroidered Brocade Vegetable resembles ordinary bok choy, but with slightly thinner stems and delicately serrated leaf edges. The veins on the leaves showcase an elegant, flowing pattern. Even after being stir-fried, the vegetable remains vibrant green, making it almost too beautiful to touch. Tasting this dish offers not only a fragrant juice but also a uniquely tender and pleasant texture that’s much softer than common vegetables. The Nanxun Embroidered Brocade Vegetable can be planted in spring, autumn, and winter, but those grown after being touched by frost in the depths of winter are considered the best. Strangely, this vegetable only grows within a ten-mile radius of Nanxun; beyond that area, it mutates—retaining the shape but losing the fragrance.

　　    The Embroidered Brocade Vegetable only grows within a ten-mile radius of Nanxun in Huzhou. Beyond that, the plant mutates, retaining its form but losing its fragrance, making it unique to the ancient town of Nanxun. It resembles ordinary bok choy, but with slightly thinner stems and delicately serrated leaf edges. The veins on the leaves showcase an elegant, flowing pattern.

　　    After being stir-fried, the vegetable remains bright green. Tasting it offers not only a fragrant juice but also a uniquely tender and pleasant texture that’s much softer than common vegetables.