Top 5 products for Banana Leaves
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it is ok thamks!
delivered safe and looks like fresh
Didn't realize I ordered 2, but have plenty use for these making suman and a proper boodle kainan.
for my bibingka on New Years day ...
Fresh and so green! i love it
Used it to wrap the fish. It gives good aroma to the food.
Large banana leaves
Large leaves, not easily torn. Fresh. I will continue to buy.
La chuoi re ma tuoi nua
excellent!!! will order again!!!
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too green for now
Very good quality
Very green
It’s still green, don’t know if it’s good. Will try
Very good
Never tried this banana variant before, it's less sweet than I thought it would be
I was disappointed because they arrived green, and as far as I know, I ordered ripe bananas, and I don't think you eat those boiled.
Very good.
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Very good portion for the price
They arrived in packaging that keeps them cold, how wonderful!
The leaves for my tamales turned out a little sour, but they were useful for my tamales and saved me time going out to buy them.
Glad to be able to get more banana leaves here. First time getting this brand, but satisfied. It's of good quality too.
Good quality leaves. Great for making Caribbean rice entrees.
very fresh and in good condition
I need this for my biko
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They're huge! I thought they were smaller. It's a plus though.
Its a good product and cant wait to try this on the next recipe. Glad i found this in Weee.
Ready for my bisayang suman
The banana leaves are great size. It fits any baking ware. I love using it. Makes my bibingka Malagkit taste like home.
For tamales
The soft leaves are very easy to use.
Used for Suman and Bibingka
I bought it to make cakes, okay?
Glad I got these banana leaves earlier, they're now limited per purchase. Well packed and kept cold during travel time, and the leaves looks fresh when defrosted. Need them for kakanin.
looks fresh
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excited to use this
still frozen, perfect for puto.
perfect banana leaves!
Its precut. Perfect for baked kakanin
Good quality
can’t wait to try it!
Good quality of banana leaves and you wouldn't regret buying this. This round banana leaves are of good size too and looks fresh. Great for desserts and any dish.
Banana leaves delivered and were kept cold. Fresh leaves too and of good quality. My dad use this for making sweet rice goodies.
Good looking round banana leaves and of good quality, there were some or few that had a tear but nevertheless, most aren't. Good size too. A+ specially this holiday season for kakanin making.
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Popular recipes
Banana Leaf Wrapped Sticky Rice
This recipe features sticky rice cooked with coconut milk and filled with a savory mixture of mushrooms, shallots, and dried shrimp, all wrapped in fragrant banana leaves.
Instant Pot Banana Leaf Steamed Fish
Cook tender white fish fillets in a flavorful broth of lemongrass, ginger, and chili paste, all steamed in banana leaves for a delicious and fragrant dish.
Banana Leaf Chicken Rice Cooker
Marinate chicken pieces in a blend of soy sauce, garlic, and sesame oil, and cook them together with fragrant jasmine rice in a rice cooker, all wrapped in banana leaves for added flavor.
Stir-Fried Beef with Banana Leaf Rice
Stir-fry thinly sliced beef with bell peppers, onions, and a savory sauce made with oyster sauce and soy sauce, and serve it over aromatic steamed banana leaf rice.
Spicy Banana Leaf Grilled Shrimp
Marinate shrimp in a spicy blend of chili paste, garlic, and lime juice, then grill them in banana leaves for a smoky and flavorful seafood dish.
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What are banana leaves used for?
Banana leaves are commonly used in cooking to wrap food for added flavor and aroma.
How do you clean banana leaves?
You can clean banana leaves by wiping them with a damp cloth or rinsing them gently with water.
Do banana leaves add flavor to food?
Yes, banana leaves can impart a subtle flavor to food when used as a wrapping during cooking.
Are banana leaves environmentally friendly?
Yes, banana leaves are biodegradable and a sustainable option for eco-friendly cooking.
What dishes are traditionally cooked with banana leaves?
Some traditional dishes cooked with banana leaves include tamales, lontong, and various types of steamed or grilled foods.
Are banana leaves safe to use for cooking?
Yes, banana leaves are safe to use for cooking as long as they are cleaned properly and sourced from non-toxic plants.
Can banana leaves be used in baking?
Yes, banana leaves can be used as a natural alternative to parchment paper for baking certain dishes.
How do you store banana leaves?
You can store banana leaves in the refrigerator wrapped in a damp paper towel or plastic wrap to keep them fresh.
Are banana leaves edible?
No, banana leaves are not typically eaten as they are mainly used for wrapping food.
Can banana leaves be frozen?
Yes, banana leaves can be frozen for future use. Make sure they are well wrapped to prevent freezer burn.
Can banana leaves be used for grilling?
Yes, banana leaves can be used for grilling to infuse food with a unique flavor.
How long do banana leaves last?
Fresh banana leaves can last for up to two weeks when stored properly in the refrigerator.
Can banana leaves be microwaved?
Yes, banana leaves can be used in the microwave to wrap food before cooking.
Do banana leaves need to be wilted before wrapping food?
It is recommended to wilt banana leaves slightly over an open flame to make them more pliable for wrapping food.
Can banana leaves be used in desserts?
Yes, banana leaves can be used in desserts such as sticky rice cakes and sweet tamales for added fragrance.
Where can I buy banana leaves?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Popular reviews
- it is ok thamks!
- delivered safe and looks like fresh
- Didn't realize I ordered 2, but have plenty use for these making suman and a proper boodle kainan.
- for my bibingka on New Years day ...
- Fresh and so green! i love it
- Used it to wrap the fish. It gives good aroma to the food.
- Large banana leaves
- Large leaves, not easily torn. Fresh. I will continue to buy.
- La chuoi re ma tuoi nua
- excellent!!! will order again!!!
- too green for now
- Very good quality
- Very green
- It’s still green, don’t know if it’s good. Will try
- Very good
- Never tried this banana variant before, it's less sweet than I thought it would be
- I was disappointed because they arrived green, and as far as I know, I ordered ripe bananas, and I don't think you eat those boiled.
- Very good.
- Very good portion for the price
- They arrived in packaging that keeps them cold, how wonderful!
- They're huge! I thought they were smaller. It's a plus though.
- Its a good product and cant wait to try this on the next recipe. Glad i found this in Weee.
- Ready for my bisayang suman
- The banana leaves are great size. It fits any baking ware. I love using it. Makes my bibingka Malagkit taste like home.
- For tamales
- The soft leaves are very easy to use.
- Used for Suman and Bibingka
- I bought it to make cakes, okay?
- Glad I got these banana leaves earlier, they're now limited per purchase. Well packed and kept cold during travel time, and the leaves looks fresh when defrosted. Need them for kakanin.
- looks fresh
- excited to use this
- still frozen, perfect for puto.
- perfect banana leaves!
- Its precut. Perfect for baked kakanin
- Good quality
- can’t wait to try it!
- Good quality of banana leaves and you wouldn't regret buying this. This round banana leaves are of good size too and looks fresh. Great for desserts and any dish.
- Banana leaves delivered and were kept cold. Fresh leaves too and of good quality. My dad use this for making sweet rice goodies.
- Good looking round banana leaves and of good quality, there were some or few that had a tear but nevertheless, most aren't. Good size too. A+ specially this holiday season for kakanin making.
finally I got this I can now make my Kakain/ Biko etc.
These bananas are excellent
Excellent! I'm so glad they arrived. They're very hard, not ready to use yet, but I hope they'll ripen.
My bananas are very watery
Good size, good quality
Excellent quality and a very good price, a delicious and fresh product.
Ready to enjoy! Very happy with the purchase
They're good for frying
I needed them to be more mature, but I guess it's okay.
Good size (I was nervous about them being too small ) It's worth it, thank you!
They’re big and not too ripe! They are so good!
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