Minari is used in Korean and Japanese cuisine, in which both its stems and leaves are eaten. It may be consumed raw, blanched, or cooked in soups and stews. In Korea it is used in vegetable dishes, stews, pancakes, and kimchi. In Japan, where it is known as seri, it is included in a seasonal rice dish for the new year.
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