spicy tamarind

I love sour things but unfortunately they do not agree with me. When we were in school on our way there was a tamarind tree and the semi ripened tamarind tasted like heaven and your spicy combination must be elixir!

I have heard many times the tamarind, but I never asked exactly what it was. Only informing on the internet I have found that it is a tree. However, I think that you was referring to the fruit of the tamarind are edible. The pulp of unripe fruits is very rough and is therefore suitable for serving dishes, while the ripe fruits are sweeter and can be used for desserts, drinks or snacks. I do not I ever tasted. You who have felt what do you say? it is good?

I have a Tamarind tree on our farm and just love them. The children would eat them ripe. I like the pulp to cook with preferably pork or chicken - gives such a tang to the meal. The reason I bless this tree was n=because I live in a Third World country and in the 80@s medicine was short on the Island. My boys got chicken pox and there was nothing available to ease the scratch of the sores. some old ladies in the area told me to boil the leaves of the Tamarind tree and bathe the children in this water and it really worked. Not being born here I did not realise the mnedicinal properties of the tamarind. Never had it with chili though. Trying to imagine how this would taste. We also make a sweet drink similar to lemonade from the tamarind. I love it.

Never tried that, but will try anything that has tamarind in it :)

How spicy do you like it? I also like to put spices on my food almost every time. I like to buy spicy pancit canton if it's available. If it's not, I just don't buy anything. I also like buying spicy add-ons for my siomai, or siopao or any Asian foods that require you to put something on it. Come to think of it, even simple finger foods such as hotdogs, tacos, pizza, I like to dip them in spicy sauce or something. It wouldn't be right to eat them. without it.

we drink a spicey tamarind water here in mexico. Ive never really liked it...

hi there jazel_juan, i haven't tried spicy tamarind yet and this is my first time hearing a tamarind that is spicy. anyways, i will just try to look down one day of that kind to discover its taste.

Yummmm! That is one thing that I could not stop eating as soon as I start one pack! I just love anything spicy!

Yes, jazel i have tasted one already, and just like you i like it very much. I like my foods spicy. It makes me eat with gusto. The sweetness, spiciness and sourness compliments one another. Yummy!

hi, aha,i have tried that before and sometimes even until now its working,i am still eating spicy tamarind,it will makes me alive because of the taste of sour mixed with spicy,thankful in my work because Mini Stop i only near to us and i can buy easily of that.

yes i tried it in many ways :) In school days, we used to eat ripped tamarind with salt, it is used widely in indian cooking specially in south-indian dishes.. you can find it preserved in refrigerators in most of the Indian kitchens, in fact i have two packs in my refrigerator :)

I love tamaring and the spicy one. They are really delicious. When I'm sleepy I would eat this and it would wake me up. :-)

That's true but I don't like the way other prepare spicy tamarind they sold. They don't even wear gloves and let dry in the open with some flying insect trying to zip the taste. I hope someday there will be a factory to make spicy tamarind with less hands involve.

ive tried it! and true, it was heaven! lols! the sari sari store just beside us always have spicy tamarinds for sale! I kinda like the sweet, but im so inlove with the spicy one! it's so hot in the mouth that i always have to rush at our fridge and grab a bottled water. (^.^)

I love the tamarind candy where the sweetness, sourness and saltiness fights together. I don't know about spicy one, but I love spicy dilis.