Choose fresh, dark green sorrel leaves and make sure they are free from insect infestation.
Consumption of sorrel can lead to formation of kidney stones, kidney damage and may also cause cardiac arrest.(2)
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Description
Sorrel is a herbaceous perennial plant with edible roots, stem and leaves that belongs to the Polygonaceae family. It is often cultivated as a garden herb. The leaves of the plant are eaten.