I wanted to scream out aloud this recipe before the Jack fruits disappear from the markets, only to make a comeback next summer. While so many seasonal fruits which were once seasonal have become quite unseasonal, making their appearances tad bit sooner in the markets, one never finds Jackfruit before the onset of the blessed Summer. One can hope to chance upon a plump watermelon or a bunch of lusciously green grapes around any time of the year but Jackfruit- no. There s not even a slight chance. In fact, there s every chance that you may get scorned at for going around looking for it. Such is the majesty of the Jack Fruit.
Now, i m a Jackfruit addict in and out. You wont find me saying no to the fruit anytime ever even if i m stuffed. I like it raw, i like it ripe and i like the seed. Now, i dont know if i m biologically correct when i call its seed the seed, but you see, i know it as the seed or the palakottai as it s called in Tamil and i like to keep it that way. Every year, when it s that time of the year to gorge on Jack fruit, its also time to relish some sambar with its seeds. And how can i not tell you all about the sambar, that makes me reach out to ladle after ladles of it.
Now, i m a Jackfruit addict in and out. You wont find me saying no to the fruit anytime ever even if i m stuffed. I like it raw, i like it ripe and i like the seed. Now, i dont know if i m biologically correct when i call its seed the seed, but you see, i know it as the seed or the palakottai as it s called in Tamil and i like to keep it that way. Every year, when it s that time of the year to gorge on Jack fruit, its also time to relish some sambar with its seeds. And how can i not tell you all about the sambar, that makes me reach out to ladle after ladles of it.




