Farms

Otsuji Farm
21.282581
-157.694484
459 Pakala StreetHonoluluOahu(808) 368-1135 Website

Markets

Ala Moana Farmers' Market
21.2912881
-157.84296470000004
1450 Ala Moana BoulevardHonoluluOahu(808) 388-9696Website
Honolulu Farmers' Market
21.299434
-157.85037799999998
Neil Blaisdell Center777 Ward AvenueHonoluluOahu(808) 848-2074Website
Kailua Farmers' Market
21.3930281
-157.7496761
609 Kailua Road(Parking lot near Long's and Pier 1)KailuaOahu(808) 848-2074Website
KCC Saturday Farmers Market
21.2709554
-157.79941889999998
4303 Diamond Head RdHonoluluOahu(808) 848-2074Website

Komatsuna

Komatsuna is a leafy green vegetable related to the common turnip. It has blue-green leaves, light green stalks, growing upright in a bunches like choys only taller than most choys.  It grown and used culinarily mostly in Japan and Taiwan. Komatsuna ‘small pine tree greens’ in Japanese, is also known as Japanese Mustard Spinach. It is an excellent source of calcium.

Prepping & Eating Tips

– Always wash leaves well right before cooking

– Komatsuna is usually stir-fried, boiled and added to soups.

– It can also be added raw to salads.

– Can be eaten and prepared like spinach when harvested at younger stage

– Flavor grows stronger and hotter (like turnip green) as it matures – bigger and taller the bunch possibly the more flavor!

– It is often salt pickled Japanese tsukemono style – an easy way to preserve!

Selecting & Storing Tips

Select bunches free of wilt and bruised leaves.S

Store unwashed, in plastic bag or wrapped newspaper (this is common in Japan), in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.

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