This is buah keluak....Uncooked and unsoaked.
Now, the buah keluak is the fruit from the Kepayang tree (Pangium edule) that grows in Indonesia and Malaysia. I don't know what it's called in English. It is used to flavour certain types of dishes.
It has a very unique flavour and is an acquired taste. Not everybody will like it. When I mean acquired taste, i mean there is no other way to tell another person what the taste is like.
You either like it or don't. I do, so that's final. And that's why i named this blogspot....
: buahkeluak.blogspot.com
In preparing buah keluak for cooking, they need to be soaked in water for at least 5-7 days to remove any left over poison. Yes, I am serious! Poison...The water is changed everyday. I wanna be alive after eating.
Once that is done, the buah keluak is normally cooked into a curry dish with either chicken or pork. Here is a picture of the dish with pork. Its called "Buah Keluak masak Kari Khinzir".
Here is another picture showing its insides (all black) after removing the outer shell.
I love this dish!
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