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Always fresh papaya
The papaya has a slightly pungent smell, but it's okay. You should eat it as soon as possible.
Can’t wait to eat
I made papaya stir-fry and then made irichi (a type of Chinese dish).
Good quality
I am not happy for this papaya. Thats why i am buying a green papaya to have a fresh and a good preservation to use it atleat in 2-3 days but i received it not so fresh.it seems like it was fallen and just send it to me.it is so soft when it touches and seems one area where banged and felt like not edible.and who will likely eat a green papaya that inside is so soft like a ripened one. Cant use for salad or for soup.this is my first time i experienced this.rather than that all my past order are all well and you paid processing where you are given not really good one.looks good on the picture but touching it well its bad.
Yummy good
It's quite large and lasts a long time. It's great for making Vietnamese baguettes; it's very crunchy.
good quality of papaya.
Sogood My Papaya Salad (Spicy)
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Frequently asked questions
What is breadfruit used for in cooking?
Breadfruit can be baked, boiled, fried, roasted, or mashed and is used in both savory and sweet dishes.
How can I cook breadfruit?
Breadfruit can be steamed, boiled, roasted in the oven, grilled, or deep-fried as chips.
How should I store fresh breadfruit?
Store unripe breadfruit at room temperature; once ripe, keep it in the refrigerator and use within a few days.
Where can I buy breadfruit?
You can buy it at MasGusto! Latino Market, www.masgusto.com.
How long does cooked breadfruit last in the fridge?
Cooked breadfruit lasts up to 4 days in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
Can you eat breadfruit raw?
It is not recommended to eat breadfruit raw because it can be hard to digest and has a starchy texture.
What are popular dishes made with breadfruit?
Fried breadfruit chips, breadfruit curry, roasted breadfruit, breadfruit salad, and breadfruit mash are popular dishes.
Can breadfruit be used in desserts?
Yes, ripe breadfruit can be used in cakes, puddings, and even sweet breads.
How do I know when breadfruit is ripe?
Ripe breadfruit usually has a slightly soft texture when pressed and its green skin changes to a yellow-green or brownish tint.
Do I need to peel breadfruit before cooking?
Yes, it’s best to peel breadfruit before cooking, especially if you’re boiling, steaming, or frying it.
Can I freeze breadfruit?
Yes, cooked breadfruit freezes well. Let it cool, then store in airtight containers or bags for up to 6 months.
Where can I buy breadfruit around me?
You can buy it now on the MasGusto! Latino Market App and get it delivered to your home as fast as tomorrow.
What does breadfruit taste like?
Breadfruit has a mild, potato-like flavor when cooked and becomes sweeter as it ripens.
How do you prepare breadfruit for cooking?
Wash, peel, and core the breadfruit. Cut into chunks or slices as your recipe requires.
How can I prevent breadfruit from browning after peeling?
Place peeled breadfruit in a bowl of water with a little lemon juice to prevent browning before cooking.
Is the breadfruit skin edible?
The skin is generally removed before eating because it is tough, though it becomes softer if roasted.
Popular reviews
- Always fresh papaya
- The papaya has a slightly pungent smell, but it's okay. You should eat it as soon as possible.
- Can’t wait to eat
- I made papaya stir-fry and then made irichi (a type of Chinese dish).
- Good quality
- I am not happy for this papaya. Thats why i am buying a green papaya to have a fresh and a good preservation to use it atleat in 2-3 days but i received it not so fresh.it seems like it was fallen and just send it to me.it is so soft when it touches and seems one area where banged and felt like not edible.and who will likely eat a green papaya that inside is so soft like a ripened one. Cant use for salad or for soup.this is my first time i experienced this.rather than that all my past order are all well and you paid processing where you are given not really good one.looks good on the picture but touching it well its bad.
- Yummy good
- It's quite large and lasts a long time. It's great for making Vietnamese baguettes; it's very crunchy.
- good quality of papaya.
- Sogood My Papaya Salad (Spicy)
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