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      <title>Iskus ko Munta: Tender Chayote Shoots - Vegetable in Abundance</title>
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      <description>Chayote gourd had been a readily available source of food in Nepal. Somehow forgotten, chayote (&amp;lsquo;Iskus&amp;rsquo; in Nepali) has been mighty in my garden.</description>
      
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      <title>I Tried Ban Silam Seeds</title>
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      <description>When it comes to nutritional- and/or health benefits of some random herbs as suggested by social circles, Nepalese people tend to run for it. So did I for ban silam seeds.</description>
      
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      <description>Our grandparents ate this, why can&amp;rsquo;t we? - said my mom. While trying the aerial tuber of this climber, I parallelly researched more about it and found that some varieties are toxic!</description>
      
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      <title>South American Pepino Growing on my Nepali Garden</title>
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      <description>It is all about sharing and caring: I got a branch of pepino melon plant from a friend and have been sharing the overgrown twigs to enthusiastic gardeners.</description>
      
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      <description>Bethe ko Sag (Lamb&amp;rsquo;s Quarters) can be promising alternative food for the world while Nepalese have been cooking it since eternity.</description>
      
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