Bilimbis anyone?
@allknowing (142699)
India
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@allknowing (142699)
• India
14 Sep 21
Looks appetizing I wrote a post on the pickle I made

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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@CuriousGab (3292)
• India
15 Sep 21
Looks yummy
But I won't ask for my share....no expectations from you 


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@CuriousGab (3292)
• India
15 Sep 21
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 (142699)
• India
16 Sep 21
@CuriousGab We have tart cherries too and they taste like bilimbis
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@allknowing (142699)
• India
15 Sep 21
It is sour but parrots enjoy it If you like anything sour you can eat them.
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@prinzcy (32303)
• Malaysia
19 Sep 21
@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 (142699)
• India
19 Sep 21
@prinzcy Where did the sardines come from. So it is a sardines salad

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@Mavic123456 (21891)
• Thailand
14 Sep 21
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 (142699)
• India
14 Sep 21
That is interesting. I would not mind drinking that soup
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@RebeccasFarm (93068)
• United States
14 Sep 21
Never came across these here ..they must be good in curries.
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@allknowing (142699)
• India
14 Sep 21
They are sour and where sourness is needed they come in handy
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@allknowing (142699)
• India
15 Sep 21
@RebeccasFarm How can looks make anything sour is a million dollar question (lol)
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@RebeccasFarm (93068)
• United States
15 Sep 21
@allknowing Yes they look like they would be sour
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