• Burdock Root
  • Burdock Root

Burdock Root

No.RB005
Burdock Root, made from premium burdock roots, features straight and robust taproots with light brown skin and crisp, off-white flesh. It has a distinctive, pleasant aroma. Rich in dietary fiber, calcium, potassium, and B vitamins, it is often called "Oriental Ginseng". Suitable for soups, stir-fries, teas, and salads. Packed in a 2.2LB (approx. 1kg) bulk bag, ideal for home and professional kitchens.
Specifications
2.2LB
  • Burdock Root

Description

Product Name: Burdock Root
Packaging: 2.2LB (approx. 1kg) per bag
Product Form: Fresh or dried root segments, slices, or whole roots

Product Description:
Burdock root (Arctium lappa) is a plant used for both culinary and medicinal purposes, with a long history of consumption in China, Japan, and other Asian countries. The taproot is straight and robust with light brown skin, a diameter of approximately 2.5cm, and off-white, crisp flesh that has a distinctive, pleasant aroma. Its nutritional value is often compared to ginseng, earning it the nickname "Oriental Ginseng."

Key Features:

  1. Nutrient-Rich – Contains starch (approx. 28.12g/100g), soluble sugar (approx. 3.46g/100g), calcium (approx. 178.7mg/100g), dietary fiber, potassium, phosphorus, iron, and B vitamins.

  2. Crisp & Tender – Offers a crisp, refreshing texture suitable for various cooking methods.

  3. Distinctive Aroma – Provides a unique, pleasant fragrance that enhances dishes.

  4. Flexible Processing – Can be used fresh or dried in slices or segments for extended storage.

  5. Bulk Pack – 2.2LB per bag, ideal for home stocking and professional kitchen use.

Serving Suggestions:

  • Soups: Simmer with pork ribs, chicken, or other meats for a sweet, refreshing broth.

  • Stir-fries: Cut into strips or slices and stir-fry with shredded meat, carrots, or other vegetables.

  • Tea: Slice and dry for brewing, often paired with goji berries or red dates.

  • Cold Dishes: Blanch and toss with seasonings for a crisp, refreshing salad.

Storage: Fresh burdock root should be stored in a cool, ventilated place. Dried burdock slices should be kept in a cool, dry place in a sealed container, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Note: Burdock root oxidizes quickly after peeling – soak cut pieces in water immediately. Rich in dietary fiber – first-time consumers should start with small portions.