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- Name (Thai)
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มะขามป้อมดอง
- Name (English)
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Pickled Indian gooseberry
- Local name
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Ma-kaam-pom-dorng
- Product
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Fruit
- Ingredients
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Mature Indian gooseberry: Phyllanthus indica (Ma-kaam-pom). Salt, Cha-em (Albizia myriophylla).
- Fermentation
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5 days.
- Storage life
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1-2 months.
- Microorganisms
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- Properties
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Yellowish green fruits with a sour, salty and sweet taste.
- Method
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1. Wash mature Indian gooseberries and expose to sunlight until wilted. Soak in about 20% w/v salt solution in a bowl.
2. Soak a few pieces of the dried climbing stem of cha-em in water for a few hours then strain the liquid to obtain the extract. Add the extract to the fruit for sweetening according to taste.
3. Put the mixture in a bowl and cover with a cheese cloth. Leave it to ferment under shade for 5 days.
- Production
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In home industry.
- Consumption
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Eat as a snack.