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Tamarind
Featured Ingredient - Cambodia
Go to:- Cambodian Speciality Dish | Cambodia Main Page | Cooking by Country Main Page
It can be eaten fresh, but is also often sold in blocks or as a juice or paste for use is cooking, the latter being a more concentrated form of the juice. The sour fruit pulp contains tartaric acid and its flavour goes well with meat and vegetable dishes. It is widely used in Asian dishes such as curries and chutneys but it is also an ingredient in the English Worcestershire Sauce and confectionery can also be made by mixing the pulp with sugar and molding it into desired shapes.
You can find recipes using this ingredient on the main Cambodian Cooking by Country Page.
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