[Stoves] Moringa pods and cocnut husks
Ronald Hongsermeier
rwhongser at web.de
Wed Oct 24 16:52:02 CDT 2012
Dear George and Stover Friends,
just got back from the Weihenstephan University's Forestry Dept., where
a young lady who I know from church defended her Dr. paper on the
moringa plant. Just chewing the leaves has a great positive effect in
the area of vitamins was one of the things I took away. She and some of
her friends had also prepared various baked goods that contained the
seeds/pods in combination with other ingredients. Delicious.
regards,
Ronald von Bayrischernacht
On 24.10.2012 14:12, George Riegg Gambia wrote:
> Michael,
> Wouldn't they be of better use in the pot rather then heating what's
> in it? Moringa is an amazing plant - not sure if in your place it's
> used as a nutritional source at all? here in The Gambia we are trying
> to make great efforts to promote it especially now that climatic
> conditions have not been favourable for the 2nd year running! Try to
> use them like lady fingers - yummy :)
> Cheers
> George under his morninga tree
>
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> *Subject:* [Stoves] Moringa pods and cocnut husks
>
> I have sliced and diced a good violume of moringa pods. They burn
> fine but are so light and " fluffy" they
> have little substance as a fuel in either a TLUD or rocket stove.
> I would be particularly interested to know more about how Su Ba
> handles coconut husks
> Michael N Trevor
> Majuro
> Marshall Islands
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