Moringa Drumsticks | How To Harvest, Prepare, & Eat The Moringa Tree Seed Pods
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Have you heard of MORINGA!? It is literally such an amazing super food and has so many benefits. The awesome part about it is that it also grows SO easily and you can eat almost every part of the plant. We have been harvesting and cooking the moringa drumsticks - which is the seed pods that grow on the trees. These can be used to plant new trees, but we also can eat them like a vegetable and they are really delicious! In this video we show you how we harvest them, how we prepare then, and how we cook them!
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For the past number of years I've been putting the Moringa leaves in my smoothie. Now, thanks to you I know how to prepare the drumsticks. Here in South Florida it's easy to grow the tree. I grow a number of trees from seed and give them away. Actually delivering a tree to my dental hygienist today. Whenever possible I extol the virtues of moringa. Your presentation was well done, clear and direct. Keep up the good work. I just turned 77 and in good health thanks to my organic garden and staying active.
I love to hear that! We also use the moringa leaves as a powder too! Stay healthy - sounds like you know what you're doing :)
@@ShannanPanganiban Thank you. We never stop learning.
@@ShannanPanganiban Can you cook these the same way from the freezer after thawed?
Wow that tree looks so healthy. That look delicious! Drum steak moringa is hard to come by in Asian store here in north Texas. But finally found moringa plant. I hope Ill can make it grow.
yes grow your own! i am sure it will do great for you too
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Okay. I'm so glad I came across this video. There is a flowering Moringa tree right outside, food loading 😋
yes so soon! thanks!
So interesting. I did not know you can cook these. I am going to try these. I have a Moringa Tree in my yard. thank you for sharing
Hope you enjoy!
So great harvesting moringa..Thank you for sharing your recipe..I am from Philippines..God bless..
my husband's family is from there too!
Thats is delicious food we also eat that with other veggies
we love it too!!
What temperature extremes do you guys get? Even though I’m in South Louisiana, we’ve been getting some very cold temperatures the last few years. I’m very interested in growing one, but I don’t want to waste my time if it’s just going to die over the winter.
we have had pretty chilly weather this winter and they have definitely slowed down on growth but have not died! check out my other videos about cutting them back in the winter
Thank you.
you're welcome!
Interesting 👍
Thanks!!
How long does it take for a tree to grow to produce seeds pods?
Ours did the first year!
@@ShannanPanganiban I live in zone 7b (NC) and bught some seeds. How long a season do they need to set seed pods. A north FL commenter said his don't set seed pods. I am wondering about bringing a couple of them indoors when weather gets cool to see if they will set seeds. How long does it take? Thank you.
In Philippines we cooked it in coconut milk with fried fish and make it savory dish.
sounds great
Hi... I would like to tell you that you can cook moringa pods in different ways if you follow Indian moringa recipe ...In India it is also called sahjana...all the parts of the tree are edible.....this is a miracle tree...you know...its great that you planted moringa tree .....
thanks! yeah they are sooo good! i will check out that recipe too.
Hi friend, I was told it's called nugge. Is Santana Tamil language? While I was looking for nugge recipes, I also found another Indian name for it, which is no surprise since there are dozens of recipes ❤
I'm fascinated Shannon by this cooking lesson. Your husband is a natural and so are you 💗
Thank you so much. You're too kind!
I was just drinking Moringa tea 🍵 and I felt a deterrence feeling in my energy through my day Definitely going back to drinking before I work with the beet juice!
definitely!! it makes a difference!
Great video I've been harvesting my drumsticks about as thick as a pencil no need to peel outer bark off. Yummy yummy and stir fries
great - good to know!!
I hated eating those things as a kid but since we were skint as a kid and they're ubiquitous, I've no choice but to eat them. I still hate them to this day. I don't mind the "malungay" (it's what we call them) leaves in chicken soups (tinola/chicken pot-au-feu) or mung bean soup.
we eat the leaves that way too!
In Jamaica WI we let's the pods go brown and eat the ripe seeds. It is believed it works as an anti parasitic. I don't know if this is true or not..
i do think that its true!!
I just got a bag of drumsticks- Can't wait to try them.
nice!!
I have 2 good size moringa trees and have been adding the leaves to my salads. I have been hunting for a video like this for a while. I tried this out and it was tasty. Thank you for this
im so glad it was helpful!!
Thank you for teaching me this, I've taken moringa for a decade but did not know about this! I've eaten all my seed pods and now have to wait a few months for more. So good!!! 😃
you're very welcome! can't wait for more pods
great video, and Drumsticks are so healthy and tasty, i love it, even you can eat new leaves, just need to add with lentils, thank you very much for sharing, i just become your subscriber to watch more, 🥰😍❤❤
we love it too! thanks so much!
This was such a clear video and well done. Thank you!
im glad it was helpful!!
The drumstick so yummy 😋 in Dhal, fish stew or soup or in curry♥️🙏🇺🇸🦅🇲🇺🦤
they are so good - and we need to try some curry!
Hey you can feed leaves to any poultry birds they are great source of protein calcium and mineral
ah yes! our backyard chickens love them!
Use the boiling water of moringa to drink with honey very healthy
oh good to know!
Going to go home after work and try this. I have a moringa tree in my yard and I usually use the leaves, I'd fry them when they're dried with salt and pepper and eat them. Very crunchy and tasty.
oh that sounds great
Nice job!! I have been thinking about growing moringa and trying to learn as much as possible about health benefits and how to use it. Thank you for sharing and God bless you guys
so many benefits and so much to learn!
Can you use a potato peeler to get the same result?
you know I haven't tried but its worth a shot!
Moringa Drumstick's pod barks have powerful natural insecticides.
really!? i didnt know that!
@@ShannanPanganiban Thank you for reply. My forefathers domesticated (created) Moringa. Moringa or Murungal + Kai (Tamil) literally means Crunchy + unripe.
We first remove the outer bark and boil it to remove the poisonous then strain it before adding it to any gravy or curry. Don't drink the boiled water instead use it as a disinfectant or insecticide, in and around the house.
The poisonous compound is of arsenic in nature which gives a sense of well-being similar to lead.
Note: "curry" actually mean meat (goat's meat or mutton ) and not the chilly powder soup.
Thanks again for your reply, hope I was helpful.
Many countries around the world cook the moringa drumsticks for recipe ideas I suggest you check drumstick recipes from countries all over the world. I put it in my chicken soup & stir fry
yes i have learned that! so good!!
Thanks for the video !! . I never made them before so I steamed them with the skin on and we couldn't chew them they were so tough. Lol
yeah! definitely changes it when you peel it off!
Thankyou so much for this video! I’ve had moringa for a year and cooked some but didn’t really know how and gave up. Hurricane blew down all our pods, broke a lot of branches, but it will regrow soon!
i hope it goes well for you growing back!
have you ever dehydrated the pods to make snacks and shelf stable
not yet!
Cut in 2" pieces and season them then dip in your favorite batter and deep fried and sauce for dipping 😋
ohhhhh will do!!
I just bought my first drumsticks and was told not to buy the thick ones! According to my friend at the store they should not be thicker than your smallest finger.
ohhh never heard that!
Hey guys how long it takes for moringa tree to grow from a baby that you showed to a size one you harvest drumsticks?
just maybe 6-8 months
What kind of fertilizer used for your muringa tree? Which zone are you?
we are in tampa fl - not sure zone. we just put them in the ground and use some compost from our home
You should use Monk Fruit sweetener instead of sugar.
we can try that!
Hi. When you eat the drumsticks like that, do you get a bitter taste from the seeds?
we have not noticed that!
Thank you from Oz 🇦🇺🌄✌️ I have a tree with its first 3 drumstick pods.. how did you get yours to have so many seed pods? Any tricks?
just super healthy i think!
As the tree matures, it will have more and more. My trees are 4 years old and this year, I finally got some pods. The trees have so many long and heavy pods, that the branches are bending over - a few have snapped from the weight. Lady year, I only had 3 pods. Stick with it and you’ll see.
Thanks for the excellent video guys.
you're welcome! thanks for watching
Wish I can buy the fresh leaves and drumstick from you guys .I used to eat them back home in Mauritius island where I'm from😋😋😋♥️ from DC 🇺🇸🦅🇲🇺🦤
grow a tree! they are very easy to grow!
You can buy them from Moringa growers coop, out of Florida
I'm from Mauritius 🦤 we use to eat mornings 3 or 4 time a week we cook it so many different way very easy to cook a lot in a garden 🏡 now I'm in Australia sometimes I get it in a market very good 👍
steaming is much better than boiling to keep nutrients in.
good to know!
Omg I'm definitely going to try this thank you so much for this video
you are so welcome!
I have the seeds. Plan to grow my own. Will start the process in early July. Thanks for this recipe!
of course - enjoy!
Great video. Love these tips
so glad they were helpful!
Moringa Tamil words from India தமிழ்
thanks!!
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Where are you growing this moringa? Does it need to be in a tropical area, lots of heat, cold, etc, etc. We ate located in South Georgia and I'm thinking this weather would be excellent for this tree???
i think bit would do great there!! i hear it does well most places but yes definitely does thrive in warm and humid!
You can grow anywhere.. My friend lives in snowy place he protected in only first winter.. Then it comes back after every winter.. And it grow well in any soil specially in Arizona weather.. Over all its not fussy in India we just plant it and don't care at all it gives yummy beans to make staple lentil dish " Sambhar"
You can feed it leaves to chicken pigs, dairy animals.. This tree don't even ask you for fertilizer
I live in New Plymouth New Zealand which is zone 10. I have Moringa Oleifera growing indoors as a houseplant that I harvest and make my own leaf powder. It has been hard to get Moringa seeds here, but I have just managed to get some PKM1 Moringa seeds and have started to plant more trees. I am going to trial planting some outdoors so that I can grow the beans too.
What part of the states?
tampa bay
Waooooo
Amazing video . Surprised to see how much fruits you got from this moringa tree. I am sure the variety is unique because not all the trees produce that much fruits.
What type of variety is this ?
Like PKM , ODC OR MOMAM3? Do you know that ?
I think also weather/ climate is a big fact.
Which states are you located at?
I heard some dry places is good for better production like California.
Thanks 😊
we are in florida - so tropical! i do not know the variety though
No sound ??
there is!!
I am living in Southern California. I have two trees of moring. I am not getting fruits as seen your video.
Will Pl tell me what care you are talking whole year?
Like water & fertilizers to the trees.
What care we should take when we prune the tree?
we have noticed that some make them and some do not. we cut them all the way back about 3x a year and then we just use natural fertilizer - compost etc.
Great instructions! I have eaten most of my tree but never knew this way. Can’t wait to give it a try!
i hope you enjoy!!
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Hey, Thanks!
you're welcome!
Supper great video, as we speak I am growing moringa plant tree hopefully I will harvest in a year or so
yes that would be great!
you have to visit south India. many recipes for moringa.
Maybe one day!
AM from Puerto Rico Thank you for the video I did that and it was very good and I do have the maringa tree in my yard
im so glad!!!
Doesn't this tree growing humid places??
yes - thrives in humidity!
So much work, frozen beans all the way !!!!
haha it is a lot of work but were trying to learn and train oursleves to be more self sufficient and this is a lot of free food on our property!
My mom dosent let me eat that cause he thougth that is pouisinus
ah sorry to hear that. always ask mama!
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glad it helped!
wow man.. you have nailed it..!
we love it!
Need to be green or can I cook those with brown color?
i have only tried them green!
in our place, Philippines, we also cook the leaves,,,
we do too - yes!
It would be nice if you'd show an up close view of the limbs and leaves of the moringa tree!
I can do that soon!
@@ShannanPanganiban Thank you. We're pretty sure there is a Moringa tree in our town in Southern Mexico. Is it true one can break off a limb, stick it in the ground and it'll grow? If so we want to plant it in our courtyard?
@@ShannanPanganiban what happened to the up close photos of the moringa tree?!
Those things put the green giant to shame. Ho ho ho.
they are pretty awesome
Can you grow in cold weather?
it grows in our "colder" weather here in florida, but that isnt very cold. it is definitely more of a tropical plant.
Brother...there is a whole lot of Better way to eat this and you don't add sugar...pm for more
hahaa yeah we have learned some more ways!
Some people add sugar. It’s a preference.
you really need to invent a peeler for this
that's smart!!
thanks so much. for the recipe
you're welcome!
So you eat them like artichoke
yeah!
How did heath learn this?
we've been eating/using moringa forever but we didnt know about the seed pods. He was just thinking one day "can you eat these?" and looked it up! lots of other cultures do so we tried them and they are so good!
Best used in a Filipino dish in a soup.
we do that too!!
WOW I WISH I SUCH A BIG PLACE TO GROW I LOVE MORINGA😔
it's great!
I live in New Plymouth, New Zealand which is zone 10. I have Moringa Oleifera growing indoors as a houseplant that I harvest and make my own leaf powder. It has been hard to get Moringa seeds here, but I have just managed to get some PKM1 Moringa seeds and have started to plant more trees. I am going to trial planting some outdoors so that I can grow the beans too.
Awesome!
thanks! you had a great recipe! so good!
Yummy
so yummy
Omg this is amazing!!
girl come and get a stick from us and plant it. it grows SO fast and like weeds and its so good for you.
Wish I could grow that here in Montana.
you could always try!
Grow MORINGA in a large pot. You will need to move it into a garage before the first frost. It will die if it gets too cold. So keep it warmwith newspaper wraped around the pot to keep it warm. Blessings
The tree naturally dies down in the winter, but comes right back the next spring- bigger and better!
Yum!
it's really good! a great find!
WTF. 11 years living in Thailand from UK and my shade tree is Moringa, cannot believe, what it can do, especially the snack. And bean/asparagus flavour just in case I wasn’t sold already THANK YOUa
that's awesome!!
We cook those with loads other vegetables (e.g. bitter melon, aubergine, long beans, okra, squash) flavored with fish/shrimp paste and a bit of pork lardons.
No sugar to satisfy the American palette. 😂
hahahha yeah we are definitely used to different food over here
You guys are so cute. Thanks for showing how to prepare the drumsticks and how to eat them. My 5 moringa trees are 12 feet high but still skinny at 2 -3 each diameter. I will trim them back as needed. I put the leaves in blender drinks and in my garden for fertilizer.😊
thank you!! and yes, we love to do that too!
Wow I just harvested mine and didn't know what to do with it. This video helped!!!!
im glad this helped you!!
The seed pods can be made into oil with an oil machine very high quality cooking oil
wow thats cool!!
Take care if try this. Read Denmarks long term study on this.. dangerous beyond belief for some.
In South India ppl literally eat everyday..
we have looked into the study! but we know we are not taking as much as people who are getting harmed by it are.
@@Realatmx many places do, yes! as a regular food or supplement it is great!