Now not only because Durian season, durian very "hot". Now also Rambutan season.
The Rambutan (IPA: [raˈmbu.t̪ɑn], Nephelium lappaceum) is a medium-sized tropical tree in the family Sapindaceae, probably native to southeast Asia, and the fruit of this tree. It is closely related to several other edible tropical fruits including the Lychee, Longan and Mamoncillo. It is believed to be native to the Malay Archipelago where the name quite literally means 'hairy'. although its precise natural distribution is unknown. In Costa Rica and Nicaragua, it is known as mamón chino. from wikipedia
The name :
- Ang/Hoong - meaning Red colour
- Mor/Mole/Mau/Rambut - hair
- Tan - In ancient Chinese, their medical pill is a small ball. This small ball was call Tan 丹。
I don't eat rambutan much because I just lazy to tear open and eat its flesh. You can't eat the whole thing, because you may accidentally swallow the seeds which is quite big. If someone want to tear for me, then hehehe, sure will eat all.
Sometimes, people will add rambutan flesh into desser like Si Kuey Th'ng. You only can eat the rambutan when it's turn bright red which mean it has riped.
Take a bite at the flesh or take out the seed. It taste sweet.
See? It's hairy ^^. Above pictures and rambutan were taken from my grandma's rambutan tree :). Cool eh? Free Rambutan.
2 comments:
Hi Young Man,
You are real blogger and I may much older older than you (父辈级)but in blogging you are the master!!
Keep in up !! You done fine especially the MADE IN PENANG food blogging. There were very few Penang food blogger and I hope you will be one of the best!!!
Keep it up!!
LY.Tai
Tasty blog. :P
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