Bilimbis anyone?

@allknowing (102916)
India
September 14, 2021 6:50am CST
Bilimbis are the favourite of parrots. They will just chop them to bits. Just cannot click them as they camouflage with the greens around. We use bilimbis in curries and chutneys and also make pickle. Have you seen these?
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Faru Mesh
@FaruMesh (3671)
• India
14 Sep
We use it for pickles....
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
14 Sep
Looks appetizing I wrote a post on the pickle I made
Pickle anyone? / myLot
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This pickle is made from bilimbis that grow in our garden It is a sweet and sour pickle. Although I do not much like pickle there are always guests that love...
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Jerr
@CuriousGab (3273)
• India
15 Sep
Looks yummy But I won't ask for my share....no expectations from you
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Faru Mesh
@FaruMesh (3671)
• India
15 Sep
@CuriousGab why are you complaining @allknowing being in her discussion..
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Jerr
@CuriousGab (3273)
• India
15 Sep
I have never seen it before...probably it doesn't grow here Can it be eaten as fruit or it is only for curries and pickles?
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
15 Sep
It is sour but parrots enjoy it If you like anything sour you can eat them.
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Jerr
@CuriousGab (3273)
• India
16 Sep
@allknowing I like sour...I like to eat raw amla But this fruit is not available here
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
16 Sep
@CuriousGab We have tart cherries too and they taste like bilimbis
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OceanTiara
@RebeccasFarm (65357)
• United States
14 Sep
Never came across these here ..they must be good in curries.
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
14 Sep
They are sour and where sourness is needed they come in handy
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OceanTiara
@RebeccasFarm (65357)
• United States
14 Sep
@allknowing Yes they look like they would be sour
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
14 Sep
@RebeccasFarm How can looks make anything sour is a million dollar question (lol)
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Mavic123456
@Mavic123456 (22017)
• Thailand
14 Sep
Wow I didn't know that it can be in curries. we have lots of those and we always eat them as sour soup.
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
14 Sep
That is interesting. I would not mind drinking that soup
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Mavic123456
@Mavic123456 (22017)
• Thailand
15 Sep
@allknowing try it with shrimps.
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
15 Sep
@Mavic123456 We do that
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SS
@moonandstars (59561)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
15 Sep
they seem like small bananas. i haven't tried or seen this.
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
15 Sep
They have their own identity (lol)
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@moonandstars (59561)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
17 Sep
@allknowing they do!
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Notlilie
@prinzcy (33100)
• Malaysia
19 Sep
Love this as salad
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
19 Sep
Will it not be sour?
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Notlilie
@prinzcy (33100)
• Malaysia
19 Sep
@allknowing it would be, so no need to add lime. It's a simple salad made using bilimbi (thinly sliced), chili, shallots, salt, sugar and canned sardines.
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@allknowing (102916)
• India
19 Sep
@prinzcy Where did the sardines come from. So it is a sardines salad
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Sanjeev
@sjvg1976 (32928)
• Delhi, India
16 Sep
No, I haven't seen them.
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