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Thai Guava 500g

Thai Guava 500g

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Description

South Asia produces plenty of fruits all year round, such as guava. This fruit has a sweeter and crisper taste than a typical apple. Additionally, the guava fruit can be eaten raw, blended or added to salads. Guavas are very sweet when ripe. This characteristic allows the fruit to be added to different recipes.  

That's not all; this fruit contains various minerals and vitamins essential for the body's performance. The seeds of guava fruit are edible, making it for people to consume this fruit. 

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How to Eat Guava 

Ripe guavas are ready to eat. Simply wash and cut into pieces. Afterwards, enjoy the fruit as the seeds are edible. 

Guava's Recipe Suggestion

Guava can also be included in recipes as one of the ingredients. The recipes don't affect the nutritional levels of this fruit. Below are some nutrients to consider:

Guava Curry Recipe 

Ingredients 

  • Guava
  • Cumin seeds
  • Cooking oil 
  • Hing
  • Coriander powder
  • Tomato
  • Turmeric powder
  • Green chilli
  • Ginger
  • Fennel powder
  • Red chilli powder
  • Salt
  • Dry mango powder
  • Lemon juice
  • Whisked curd.

Preparation method 

  1. Add cumin seeds and hing in a pan with some hot cooking oil. 
  2. Continuously stir for a few minutes before adding tomato, green chillies and ginger. 
  3. Cook for two minutes before adding red chilli powder, coriander powder, turmeric powder, fennel powder, dry mango powder and salt. 
  4. Ensure oil separates from the sides before adding curd. Continuously stir until the curd is cooked.   
  5. Add the cut guava pieces in the pan and some water. 
  6. Cover with a lid and leave alone for eight minutes under medium heat. 
  7. Afterwards, add lemon juice.
  8. Stir well before garnishing with fresh coriander.

Guava chutney recipe is another guava recipe to consider. These two recipes are prepared with readily available ingredients.