South Korea: Deep flavor and crunchy texture, Hadong Cheonghakgol autumn water parsley shipment

Published 2021년 11월 23일

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Hadong, Gyeongsangnam-do has started the harvest and sales of its first batch of Cheonghak-gol autumn water parsley of the year. The parsley, grown in Hoengcheon-myeon, at the foot of Mt. Jirisan, is pesticide-free and known for its freshness and crispy texture. It is sold directly for 30,000 won per 4 kg box, at a lower price compared to last year. Eleven farms in Hoengcheon-myeon, covering an area of 5.4 hectares, are involved in the production, expecting to ship 10 tons annually and generate sales of 80 million won.

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(Hadong = Yonhap News) Reporter Ji Seong-ho = The fresh and nutritious Cheonghak-gol autumn water parsley in Hadong, Gyeongsangnam-do was first introduced this year. Hadong-gun announced on the 23rd that it had begun harvesting in earnest by shipping 43 boxes of water parsley in 4 kg from a parsley growing farm in Wolpyeong-ri, Hoengcheon-myeon, at the foot of Mt. Jirisan. A box of 4 kg of water parsley here was sold directly for 30,000 won, 2,000 won lower than last year. Cultivated in the area near the Hoengcheon River without using any pesticides, it is full of flavor, rich in flavor, and has an excellent crispy texture. Water parsley can be eaten raw, wrapped in ssam, slightly blanched and dipped in vinegar, or eaten in soup or soup, with various recipes. 11 farms in ...

Source: Yna