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Ovoce
Breadnut / khanun sampalo
ขนุนสำปะลอ
ขนุนสำปะลอ / Breadnut je zde veden pod moderním accepted Artocarpus camansi, ale thajské institucionální zdroje tradičně popisují seeded breadfruit form pod A. altilis. Tato dvojkolejnost zůstává explicitní; hlavní jedlou částí jsou tepelně upravená semena.
Jak ji poznat
- Consumer cues
- fruit resembles breadfruit but contains many large seeds, edible flesh is limited/thin around the numerous seeds, Thai culinary use focuses strongly on cooked seeds
Jedlá část: seeds after boiling/roasting/cooking, limited ripe flesh/aril only where source context supports it
Běžně se nejí: raw seed is not presented as the normal eating state, tough rind/core not normal edible portion
Jak chutná
- Cooked seed
- starchy/nutty, Thai PBS compares the cooked/roasted seeds to chestnut-like eating quality
Použití v kuchyni
- boiled salted seeds
- roasted seeds
- southern curry ingredient
- dessert/confection use
Sezóna a dostupnost
- Window
- July–September (flowering and fruiting in the cited Suan Luang Rama IX plant-book record)
- Guidance
- The Suan Luang Rama IX Vol. 4 breadnut entry records flowering and fruiting in July–September for the Thai cultivated legacy seeded-breadfruit form.
Kde koupit
- Guidance
- Treat ขนุนสำปะลอ as a rare/local heritage ingredient. Check community growers/local markets where the seeded form is specifically known; verify that it is the seeded breadnut form rather than ordinary breadfruit.
Skladování
- Guidance
- Exact A. camansi postharvest literature describes whole fruit as highly perishable, with roughly two days or less at ambient conditions and strong chilling sensitivity.
Bezpečnost
- Thai sources document boiling/roasting seeds before eating.
- The profile does not recommend raw seeds or import detox rules from unrelated Artocarpus species.