Buah Kedundong is a very sourish kind of fruit. There are now two kinds of buah kedundong. One is the Asli or indigenous wild fruit and the other is grafted or KAHWIN variety. The grafted variety can fruit after six months of its planting and the fruit is softer and to some people tastier and less fibrous.
The leaves are edible and they are included in rojak with good Har Goh or prawn paste. It can be included in any green salads with a local dressing.
The fruit itself is usually eaten on its own, with salt and a squeese of lime.
Grated, the fruit is excellent when mixed with just belacan and chillies to make a very refreshing tropical salad. That is how we usually eat kedundong.
Pickled kedundong is sold in bottles, plastic bags. Women also believe that if they eat a lot of pickled kedundong, they can keep their shape well. It is a much sought after food amongst pregnant women in Malaysia.
A glass of kedundong juice is very cooling and calming.
Our old wives' tale says that if we smash the fruit on the floor it will open up and the sourness will be gone. Peeled with a knife or scrapper, the fruit will be sour. Believe it or not, it is up to you. Give it a try.
3 comments:
Are Kedondong leaves edible when added to rojak paste? It is a new addition, I suppose, just like kedondiong jiuice. When I was small, no such thing as kedondong juice but now theya re everywhere!!
Young kedundong leaves are very edible. We can add it to any salad or ulam...It may not be new, but it is new in Sibu town.
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