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Ovoce
Čempedak
จำปาดะ
Source-backed foundation profile pro จำปาดะ / Cempedak.
Jak ji poznat
- Habit
- evergreen tree similar to jackfruit
- Fruit
- smaller/elongated jackfruit-like syncarp
- Unripe
- green, hard rind with abundant white latex
- Ripe
- rind softens to yellow-brown/yellow-orange and latex decreases; strong aroma develops
Jedlá část: ripe flesh/arils, cooked seeds
Jak chutná
- Chuť
- very sweet
- Vůně
- strong distinctive fragrance
- Textura
- ripe flesh soft/fibrous; very ripe flesh can become mushy
Jak se jí a připravuje
Ripe flesh is eaten fresh or battered/fried. Seeds are eaten only after cooking; young fruit can be cooked as a vegetable.
Použití v kuchyni
- fresh ripe fruit
- rice-flour-battered fried fruit popular in southern Thailand
- cooked seeds
- young fruit cooked with coconut milk/curries
V thajské kuchyni
- Gaeng Tai Pla — cempedak-seed variant
Sezóna a dostupnost
- Ripening period
- May–July
Kde se pěstuje
- Locations
- Ranong, Phang Nga, Nakhon Si Thammarat
Kde koupit
- Guidance
- Thai DOA farmer survey documents fresh-fruit sales and predominantly middleman/local marketing in upper Southern Thailand. No live stock/price is asserted.
Skladování
- Guidance
- Ripe fresh cempedak is highly perishable/short-lived; use promptly after ripening. This profile does not publish a universal number of days because reviewed robust sources did not provide one transferable Thai household rule.
Bezpečnost
- Ripe flesh is eaten fresh/cooked.
- Seeds are cooked before eating; this profile does not recommend raw seeds.
- Young fruit is cooked before vegetable use.
- No medicinal claims.