It is a very common ingredient of Indian foods. We have been using it since ages. In fact, the name Tamarind is originated like this- Tamar-e-hind=Tamarind. Thanks. Useful information
I grew up eating this wonderful fruit as a kid in Caribbean. I also chewed and sucked the juice out of leaves. I just loved that tart sour taste but i would never swallow the leaves. I never knew eating tamarind was healthy.
I love this fruit walking home from school we picked Them right off the tree and go home make juice or stews ot tamarind balls I love tamarind #CarribeanGirl
Not very well known in American culture but is known in more than 30 countries in Latin America... As a kid we grow up knowing this fruit. You can find it in many Hispanic grocery stores they call it Tamarindo.
Omg i HV plenty of tamarind in my pantry, my mom use to make pickles, or any kind of chatni RCP She is arthritis patient, rheumatoid arthritis Surely gonna try this
Tamarind fruit is not well know to whom? This is a common fruit in every Caribbean island. We have eaten this since childhood. Tamarind juice & tamarind balls are my favorites. Another favorite of mine is Locust fruit. Locally it's known as Stinking Toe.
Maureen Baker when I read your comment I got goose bumps and smile brought back good old memories from school days. Where are you from is it Grenada for u to know stinking toe.
Make a video on how to remove tamarind seeds before blending . Tamarind seeds are very hard enough to break blender blades and the fruit itself is sticky. Please just show how to blend the the fruit alone without the seeds. Thanks
Tamarinds are used in Desi (south asian) foods. Easy to get in Indian stores. If you are in USA you can get them in Mexican Produce Markets. Mostly they got sweet tamarind. There are many varieties.
El Salvador, Exactly! When I tried it the very first time, I didn't know about those stones and had a bad experience with it! So, ppl be careful with your tooth.
The video doesn't describe the process to clean the tamarind. It comes in a hard shell, you need to crack it by either squeezing it with your fingers or hitting it lightly. Just like a hard boil egg. And sometimes also little pieces of shell will stick to the tamarind fruit. It has long streams around the fruit, normally take them away but don't think it'll hurt anything if you use them to blend them, I figure they must have a lot of nutrients. Once you have pealed it off (mostly) since some pieces are really stubborn. Leave them soaking in warm water for at least an hr or overnight. That will soften the tamarind and will allow you to massage each one of them to take the seeds away. Once there's no seeds you can do anything with the pulp. As mention in another coment, a great percentage of Mexican sour spicy candies are made with it, fresh water is also very typical. Once you cleaned them blend them with plenty of water and some sugar or stevia ( depending on what you prefer) there's no specific amounts since some people like it sweeter than others. Once blended you can either add ice cubes or leave it in the refrigerator and drink it cold. It is amazing. Mexican food stores and even Walmart besides selling the fruit, also sell tamarind sodas and concentrate to make fresh water. You might want to try that first to see if you like the flavor before getting into all the work to clean them and make something out of them. Since it is more sour than sweet not everybody might like it but there's nothing wrong with adding a bit of stevia if you like it a bit sweeter. And nooooo!!!! Don't leave the seeds it will definitely damage your blender blades, besides the seeds inside taste kinda bitter. Just like banana peals and pecan shells
Where can you buy this fruit? I have never heard of this fruit. Where do you buy this fruit in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada? Can you take the tamarind if you take high blood pressure pills and arthritis pills and if you drop your pills how do you cure your high blood pressure and arthritis and getting your hearing back and vision?
Hey there... Tamarind is very popular in the cuisines of the tropics but is still widely unknown in the United States. You can probably buy it online, on Amazon. Thanks for watching! :)
We indians use this tamarind juice to make wild rice ( tamarind rice )it,s a very simple dish just cook the rice first ,,set aside the rice than take a little amount tamarind (size of a ping pong ball )mix it with water cook it with yellow saffron (tea spoon amount ) after cooking mix the gravy with the rice and cook for another 4 to 5 mints than set aside the rice now finally make the tempering using a little oil any type (preffered coconut) oil fry it with one table spoon of musturd seeds ,one spoon pea nut ,curry leaves and one spoon of lentelis ,after frying all these incredeiants pour over the cooked rice and give a good mix ,,ready to eat with fried potatos ..super delicies ..
just plant the seed you will be amazed that its a fast grower:put the seed in a pot with moist soil cover with plastic,put on a warm spot indoors,remove plastic as soon as you see the sprout)
Hello Bill Baum... Tamarind is very popular in the cuisines of the tropics but is still widely unknown in the United States. You can probably buy it online, on Amazon. Thanks for watching! :)
It is a very common ingredient of Indian foods. We have been using it since ages. In fact, the name Tamarind is originated like this- Tamar-e-hind=Tamarind. Thanks. Useful information
I grew up eating this wonderful fruit as a kid in Caribbean. I also chewed and sucked the juice out of leaves. I just loved that tart sour taste but i would never swallow the leaves. I never knew eating tamarind was healthy.
Wow wonderful information.
I used to pick this fruit off trees and I'm American !:) love it
I use to eat tamarind from my childhood ,it was my favorite snack
Thank you.
Blessings always.
I used to eat it whrn i was younger...gonna have to find it again
Thank you good to know information.
I love this fruit walking home from school we picked Them right off the tree and go home make juice or stews ot tamarind balls I love tamarind #CarribeanGirl
Beaster Shand That’s wonderful, I wish had some recipes. I need to make a huge pot of stew or juice for my pain. 😩
Beaster Shand ... Cool where do u live that you see the trees while walking home?
I see these in trees where in the Caribbean Country it's all over the place
I love love love tamarinds the juice is also great , 🌹
Thanks a lot
I'm a dibatic type 1 and I use tamarind to control my high sugars when they go up
I love tamarindo we have 3 trees and our yard I grow up eating tamarindo
Yes,thank you for sharing,love to eat this fruit
Not very well known in American culture but is known in more than 30 countries in Latin America... As a kid we grow up knowing this fruit. You can find it in many Hispanic grocery stores they call it Tamarindo.
El Salvado
Omg i HV plenty of tamarind in my pantry, my mom use to make pickles, or any kind of chatni RCP
She is arthritis patient, rheumatoid arthritis
Surely gonna try this
I'll definitely be picking up some tamerind today!
Tambouring is in Jamaica I used to eat it when I was a little girl a lot
Ty 4 d info
It is really good we every day, in Africa.Wal-Mart have it
We call it imli..here in pakistan its common,and im loving it in my pregnancy
💕👍💙 thank you
Thanks
Please tell us the uses of it's seeds.. though I know it is also very much beneficial for health but what don't know
Wow , tamarind , coming to you !
how about if you are already taking bp medication? Is it still safe to have tamarind and if so when and how much?
Excellent thanks!!!!
Culture Detox ii
I love tamarindo.
Picked and ate Tamarinds off the tree in Miami. Sweet and Sour
Where do you buy all of these things in your videos
Tamarind fruit is not well know to whom? This is a common fruit in every Caribbean island. We have eaten this since childhood. Tamarind juice & tamarind balls are my favorites.
Another favorite of mine is Locust fruit. Locally it's known as Stinking Toe.
Maureen Baker when I read your comment I got goose bumps and smile brought back good old memories from school days. Where are you from is it Grenada for u to know stinking toe.
OMG I LOVE TAMARIND!!! 😋
Make a video on how to remove tamarind seeds before blending . Tamarind seeds are very hard enough to break blender blades and the fruit itself is sticky. Please just show how to blend the the fruit alone without the seeds.
Thanks
How I love this fruit, there's the sour one and the sweet one, are the nutrients the same
Tamarinds are used in Desi (south asian) foods. Easy to get in Indian stores. If you are in USA you can get them in Mexican Produce Markets. Mostly they got sweet tamarind. There are many varieties.
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khatti emli hai...
True
Doea pregnnt lady can consume it?
it is well known is INDIA and carribean countries
I love tamarindo I eat t like a candy 🍭
Walmart sells some...fresh, candy, beverage, powder etc...
Use to eat this everyday in Jamaica well it’s seasonal so every season, need lots of sugar because they are not sweet.
My mom always force me to drink that everytime when I have sore troat
Natural Cures, you forgot to mention that the seed is very hard and always has to be removed from the fruit ...
El Salvador I will try this for pain.
El Salvador, Exactly! When I tried it the very first time, I didn't know about those stones and had a bad experience with it!
So, ppl be careful with your tooth.
El Salvador no by
If a bee stings you apply tamarind on the sport pain is gone.
nothing new to me very common here in the caribbean. it have sweet and sour tamarind in almost everyone's yard
I have eaten this type of fruit is very very sweet and at the same time very acidic in taste
Where can you find it
Hello hotboy11525... You can probably buy it online, on Amazon. Thanks for watching! :)
Sweet or sour which one is better?
As a child we go crazy for this fruit.
You can buy tamarindo at Mexican stores.
I need a recipe for tamarind. You shouldn't add sugar to it at all.
Blend tamarind with those hard seeds??? Is that feasible without damaging the blades??
The video doesn't describe the process to clean the tamarind.
It comes in a hard shell, you need to crack it by either squeezing it with your fingers or hitting it lightly. Just like a hard boil egg. And sometimes also little pieces of shell will stick to the tamarind fruit.
It has long streams around the fruit, normally take them away but don't think it'll hurt anything if you use them to blend them, I figure they must have a lot of nutrients. Once you have pealed it off (mostly) since some pieces are really stubborn. Leave them soaking in warm water for at least an hr or overnight. That will soften the tamarind and will allow you to massage each one of them to take the seeds away.
Once there's no seeds you can do anything with the pulp.
As mention in another coment, a great percentage of Mexican sour spicy candies are made with it, fresh water is also very typical.
Once you cleaned them blend them with plenty of water and some sugar or stevia ( depending on what you prefer) there's no specific amounts since some people like it sweeter than others.
Once blended you can either add ice cubes or leave it in the refrigerator and drink it cold. It is amazing. Mexican food stores and even Walmart besides selling the fruit, also sell tamarind sodas and concentrate to make fresh water.
You might want to try that first to see if you like the flavor before getting into all the work to clean them and make something out of them. Since it is more sour than sweet not everybody might like it but there's nothing wrong with adding a bit of stevia if you like it a bit sweeter.
And nooooo!!!! Don't leave the seeds it will definitely damage your blender blades, besides the seeds inside taste kinda bitter. Just like banana peals and pecan shells
MrAlex3132003 u remove d seeds first. Blend only the fruit pulp.
The seeds are soaked over night and the skin removed then blended.
It's the favorite of most pregnant women in India....
If u are pregnant dint hava this friut you could have misscarriage
"Their seeds are also used to get rid of worms" *HOW...?*
Where can you find this fruit. I have never seen it in any store
Hello Elizabeth... You can probably buy it online, on Amazon. Thanks for watching! :)
Elizabeth Schramm I have bought it in Walmart before summer 2017
look for tamarind fruit near me and it will pop up at whatever store has them. Hope this helps.
Elizabeth Schramm try Asian grocery stores.
Indian grocery store
Where can you buy this? I’ve never heard of this fruit.
BeckRD1 idk where you're at but if you're in the us any Hispanic stores or Hispanic isles in the grocery stores
Caribbean, African, Asian and Latino markets.
BeckRD1 you can buy them from indian stores or any super markets
Asian shops
Common in my country it's delicious
Too difficult to get tamarind leaves.
Where can you buy this fruit? I have never heard of this fruit. Where do you buy this fruit in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada? Can you take the tamarind if you take high blood pressure pills and arthritis pills and if you drop your pills how do you cure your high blood pressure and arthritis and getting your hearing back and vision?
Not too many stating how it helped them . Most comments are like yae I use to eat em. Well what benefits you noticed?
Looks like sweet potato, yams.
Where can u buy this ??
Hey there... Tamarind is very popular in the cuisines of the tropics but is still widely unknown in the United States. You can probably buy it online, on Amazon. Thanks for watching! :)
Missy's Enchanted Channel You can also find it in asian stores.
Kroger, food4less, Walmart, Asian stores you can try any of these. Hope this helps.
Missy's Enchanted Channel you can get it from any Asian grocery store.
Any Indian grocery store
I won’t be able to get the leaves but the fruit is every Indian or arabic shops
U can going to barbados there are many tree there all the island
We indians use this tamarind juice to make wild rice ( tamarind rice )it,s a very simple dish just cook the rice first ,,set aside the rice than take a little amount tamarind (size of a ping pong ball )mix it with water cook it with yellow saffron (tea spoon amount ) after cooking mix the gravy with the rice and cook for another 4 to 5 mints than set aside the rice now finally make the tempering using a little oil any type (preffered coconut) oil fry it with one table spoon of musturd seeds ,one spoon pea nut ,curry leaves and one spoon of lentelis ,after frying all these incredeiants pour over the cooked rice and give a good mix ,,ready to eat with fried potatos ..super delicies ..
just plant the seed you will be amazed that its a fast grower:put the seed in a pot with moist soil cover with plastic,put on a warm spot indoors,remove plastic as soon as you see the sprout)
Mexican candy is made of Tamarindo pulp.
B
We don't get it in western countries.
Noor Ali yh we do get it in western countries, you can buy it from any Asian grocery store.
again white people just got to know this lol
It will suck the blood more eating .
WE'RE CAN I BUY IT.AT.BROTHER BILL
Hello Bill Baum... Tamarind is very popular in the cuisines of the tropics but is still widely unknown in the United States. You can probably buy it online, on Amazon. Thanks for watching! :)
Bill Baum almost any Mexican market or flee market.
Bill Baum any Indian or Chinese grocery store.
I drink agua de tamarindo all the time. Yall white people missing out
BiG JORGE they can barely order tacos...and they call horchata..whore-shawtta
😂
BiG JORGE ohhh is that what they are??? Ohhhhh...lol
Star Diaz duuuh bih
saulsays lmaooo