Duku Langsat
My husband brought this home once, thinking that they were longans, but they were totally different kind of fruit. First of all the size of the fruit was bigger
The flesh inside was segmented with plump little segments of flesh. The slightly perfumy flesh is quite sweet, not overly sweet .
The bigger the fruit the sweeter they are. The seed is found usually in the bigger segments and if you accidentally bite into it , it is quite bitter, so best to avoid munching the seed.
The one thing I don't like is that when you pull the skin apart it releases a sticky substance, making your fingers quite sticky. To open it, just have to squeeze near the base of the cream-coloured skin, where the stem used to hold the fruit and give a gentle squeeze with the fingertips and it will open up and you will be able to pull apart the skin easily. Make sure you don't eat the bitter seed and the white pith, that holds the segments together, which is also a little bitter.
Thats new, but looks just like a lichi..
ReplyDeletelychees are reddish pink outside, with a full flesh not segmented.
ReplyDeleteThey are so juicy!
ReplyDeletelovely clicks...new to me.
ReplyDeleteLooks good, I have never seen one of those fruits before!
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing to a wonderful fruit.
ReplyDeleteoh I love these I am going to have one when I come to India this month
ReplyDeleteI never heard of this! Looks luscious!
ReplyDeletewow!!! Looks yummy!! Never heard of this one.
ReplyDeleterebecca i dont think you will find these in india ,I think its found only here , in malaysia .
ReplyDeleteHi, khoya or mawa is a dried whole milk or milk thickened made by heating milk in an open iron pan to condensation.
ReplyDeleteI love it very much too. It's really sweet & juicy than langsat. I think they also called this as 'dukong'!
ReplyDeletekristy
We dont get it here. Wonderful
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