20 May,2024
A traditional Assamese dish where elephant apple is cooked with fish to create a tangy and flavorful curry.
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A unique Assamese dish where elephant apple is cooked with "khar," an alkaline extract made from sun-dried banana peels.
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A popular pickle made by preserving elephant apple in mustard oil, spices, and salt.
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A tangy chutney made by blending boiled elephant apple with spices, sugar, and salt. This chutney is a great side dish for rice and curries.
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A traditional dish where elephant apple is added to lentil soup, giving it a sour and tangy flavor.
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In traditional practices, the pulp of elephant apple is used to make a natural shampoo. It is believed to have cleansing and conditioning properties for the hair.
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The pulp of elephant apple can be used in homemade skincare recipes, mixed with other natural ingredients to create face packs or scrubs, utilizing its antioxidant properties for skin health.
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A tangy side dish or dessert made by extracting the juice of elephant apple, which is then sweetened with jaggery and salt.
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