Weeds that sheep in rural gullies do not eat are delicious for city people. They are also called ten coriander.

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In restaurants in Zhengzhou, both cold dishes and noodles like to put a kind of Schizonepeta, also known as "ten coriander". It turned out that the editor didn't know that it was refreshing to eat, but it felt very different from the mustard at home. Later, when he came home, he excitedly picked a handful of sweet mustard and put it in the pot, but none of the family ate. It was really spicy and sour.

A few days ago, a buddy from Zhengzhou came to the village to play. After the rain, the mountains and white clouds were shrouded in clouds, and his friend asked to climb the mountain.

Who knows that when a friend stops walking in a ditch, it is like discovering a new world, and his mouth can be stuffed with an egg. She said, "you rural people are really wasteful. You don't know how to eat so much bauhinia!" The editor tasted the grass and found that the grass was really the Schizonepeta used in Zhengzhou restaurant. However, the sheep herders nearby said that these grasses are weeds, and even goats only eat the tender tips that have just been sent out.

Editor Baidu for a while, the original so-called Schizonepeta tenuifolia, is not what we mountain people said, its name should be called "basil".

Basil is a lip-shaped basil, also known as nine-story tower, gas vanilla, dwarf bran, Lingling incense, Guangming son and so on. In general, the whole herb will give off a lilac-like fragrance, with a slight mint flavor, a little sweet or a little spicy flavor, which varies with the breed. Sexual warmth. It has the functions of soothing wind and activating qi, dissolving dampness and eliminating food, promoting blood circulation and detoxification. It is used for the treatment of exogenous headache, flatulence and qi stagnation, epigastric pain, diarrhea, irregular menstruation, falling injury, snake bite, skin eczema, addiction rash, pain and itching, etc.