I found this janeng fruit in the woods near the river embankment. The fruit is similar to potatoes but in the language of Aceh he had specially boh janeng name. What makes him different from the cassava is its sharp barbed stem and her fruit itch.
Boh janeng
8 years ago by zikri (53)
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apakah rasanya.. boleh dimasak ?
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I understand that the fruit can be eaten but had no expertise to treat her ... right right @zikri
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to eat, to do the correct processing, after a bit of chopped, then put into sacks and soaked in water, usually in the river, or running water, for a few days, and then dried
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